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Friends and family found a creative way to celebrate the 100th birthday of Ivory Flowers from a safe distance.
Read moreDuring these difficult times in the midst of the changes and hardships brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, local mental health experts want to emphasize that “it’s okay to not be okay.”
Read moreAlthough the uncertainty of the future of the COVID-19 pandemic has made it impossible for the annual Hogeye Festival to be held in person this fall, the Main Street Board plans to maintain the spirit of the festival by continuing to promote and s
Read moreEarlier this month, local artist Ashley Smith added railroad-themed chalk art to the sidewalk in front of the Elgin Depot Museum; Elgin Historical Association president Sandy Murphree said it will remain until it gets rained off.
Read moreThe Elgin Parks & Recreation Department is currently hosting its first ever scavenger hunt in Elgin Memorial Park through July 27.
Read moreAlthough the COVID-19 pandemic has caused the cancellation of the McDade Watermelon Festival, that isn't stopping McDade growers from showing off their gigantic creations.
Read moreAmidst the COVID-19 pandemic with conditions changing constantly, it will not be possible to hold our traditional in-person Hogeye Festival celebrations, but we want to continue to support the community, and raise awareness of Downtown Elgin and t
Read moreOn Saturday, the Red Boutique Salon & Spa celebrated its grand opening with a ribbon cutting. The Red Boutique, located at 115 North Main Street, features clothing and other goods for sale and salon booths. Here, owner Marla Jensen cuts the ribbon to commemorate the grand opening.
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