Susan O'Neill

Elburn Village Board members cited concerns about safety and liability in rejecting a proposal to become a golf cart community.

Elburn Village President Jeff Walter has thrown his hat in the ring for congress and running for the Republican nomination for the 11th Illinois Congressional District. Democrat Bill Foster currently holds the seat.

The village board in 2024 made the call to expand the current village hall/police station instead of building a new facility, and authorized an issuance of $6 million in general obligation funds to fund the project.

Several characteristics of the equipment and the setting make it more accessible for those with mobility issues, including a poured-in-place surface, which also eliminates the need for maintenance and replacement of wood chips.

Following months of research into making Elburn a golf cart community, Village Board members did not second a motion made by trustee Chris Hansen to approve an ordinance.

The Elburn Village Board’s continued discussions on the possibility of Elburn becoming a golf cart community focused on public safety.

The Village of Elburn is taking steps to plan for future growth but assessing both its current and future water needs.

Elburn's Committee of the Whole is considering making the village a golf cart community.

There is a growing movement in Elburn to make the village a golf car community.

Elburn is considering a cannabis dispensary on Main Street, but it would need to clear a few hurdles first.

New Elburn setback rules for fences have residents voicing their opposition, with one concerned he's losing a fifth of his usable yard space.

A & R Development returns to Elburn for feedback on proposal for development at the northwest corner of Routes 38 and 47

Three new sidewalks could be coming to downtown Elburn, following the results of a recent engineering study.

Elburn Boy Scout Troop 7 marked 100 years on Sunday.

Elburn Village Trustee Pat Shuberg was troubled by elements of the proposed ordinance on public camping, as the village board continued its discussions.