Whether it will be built on a site under construction on U.S. Route 34 and Kendall Point Drive is not entirely clear. In February, village trustees unanimously approved plans for a 12,500-square-foot grocery store.

The majority of village trustees approved a $1.98 million tax levy. Oswego property owners will see a 2% decrease in the village’s property tax rate next year.

Registration is officially open, and residents are invited to nominate their own property—or a neighbor’s. Nominations are being accepted through Sunday, Dec. 14.

Nominations still being accepted through Dec. 15 for Made In Kendall 2026.

As the city of Yorkville gears up to approve the 2025 tax levy ordinance, here’s a look at how the levy will likely show up on your property bills.

Yorkville's Holiday Celebration is set for Friday, Nov. 21 and Saturday, Nov. 22.

The 5-megawatt farm, named Bristol Ridge 105 Solar Farm, will be located east of Cannonball Trail and north of the BNSF Railroad.

The joint project is funded by Yorkville, Oswego and Montgomery, with around $400 million in shared overall costs to extend water infrastructure from Naperville out to their respective cities.

Fifty people joined Open Roads ABATE's November 8 train fun run from Aurora, stopping at three bars for food, drinks, games, and prizes.