“Wine OFF the Fox highlights breast cancer awareness, raises funds and allows our community to enjoy live entertainment and a wine tasting,” Village President Troy Parlier said.

In the survey, fairgoers were asked to identify what they consider the fair’s “can’t miss” attractions and “hidden gems.”

Tickets to the pit section for the Adkins concert have sold out and general admission tickets are going fast, a fair official reports.

Oswegoland Heritage Association board members Ted Clauser and Linda Heap Dean, assisted by Little White School Museum Assistant Shawna Sullivan, will lead a walk around the area adjacent to Oswego’s historic downtown where the community’s education history began.

The fest will feature a new carnival amusement company, Windy City Amusements. In addition, the popular Car Show moves to Saturday from Sunday, offering a later start to the show for visitor convenience from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Village President Troy Parlier told staff, at a Village Board meeting Tuesday evening that 59 dogs had already been registered at Happy Tails dog park on the first day.

The fair is put on by the fair’s board of directors in partnership with 4-H, and is held at the Kendall County fairgrounds located at 10826 Rt. 71 in Yorkville.

Quirky menu items aside, Dakotas is an inviting place with a great atmosphere. It’s the perfect place to grab a drink with a friend on a relaxing patio or have a nice lunch with some well-crafted cocktails.

The village of Oswego’s Cultural Arts Commission will present Lunafest from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 7, at Oswego Village Hall, 100 Parkers Mill.