Eric Schelkopf

Angie’s Sugar Buzz Bakery in Sandwich was recently inducted into the Illinois Made program, which encourages residents and visitors to discover the people, products and experiences found at small businesses in every region of the state.

Whitetail Ridge Golf Dome in Oswego has been getting a warm reception since opening in late November at 3360 Station Drive, just west of Orchard Road.

The Honeyman family, who own St. Charles-based The Bike Rack, recently purchased Oswego Cyclery from owner Art Black.

New Oswegoland Park District executive director Tom Betsinger wants to continue to hear from the public about what the district offers and how it can improve.

Fourteen employees at a Yorkville business on Monday were hospitalized for food poisoning suspected to be from homemade food brought to the workplace.

Because of utility delays, the first phase of a project to widen Wolfs Crossing in Oswego is not expected to be done until the end of December.

Oswego property owners will see a 3% percent decrease in the village’s property tax rate next year.

A 15-year-old Oswego East High School student was arrested on Tuesday for possession of a loaded firearm, which was found in his backpack.

The Oswego Village Board has given the green light to plans to upgrade the message board sign at Oswego High School to keep up with technology advances.

Thrift stores like Caring Hands are seeing their fair share of holiday shoppers as people search for ways to cut costs. According to one national survey, U.S. consumers plan to spend an average of $985 on holiday-related items in 2023, less than the $1,006 reported in 2022.

Fourteen people have filed to run for the five seats open on the Kendall County Board in the March 19 general primary election.

A new Starbucks restaurant is set to open by next fall along Orchard Road in Oswego.

Mixed Market Thrift in Oswego can offer even more bargains now that it has moved to a bigger space.

A Yorkville High School student has been charged after being found Monday in possession of brass knuckles.

The owner of a house in Sandwich valued at $200,000 last year could see their city taxes increase by about $72 next year as a result of increase in the city’s property tax levy.