Photos from the Sept. 19 Oswego High School Homecoming Parade in downtown Oswego.

The council voted last fall to approve the purchase of the three-story office building at 651 Prairie Point Drive at a cost of $1.9 million to serve as a new city hall and multi-use government building.

Volunteers spent two evenings sorting supplies and stuffing 864 backpacks which were distributed through a drive-through process on Aug. 6.

Photos from the Sept. 19 Oswego High School Homecoming Parade in downtown Oswego.

The council voted last fall to approve the purchase of the three-story office building at 651 Prairie Point Drive at a cost of $1.9 million to serve as a new city hall and multi-use government building.

Volunteers spent two evenings sorting supplies and stuffing 864 backpacks which were distributed through a drive-through process on Aug. 6.

Critical race theory is not a topic being taught in Oswego School District 308 classrooms, an administrator said Monday night.

For years Prescott Mill residents have complained about students from Oswego East High School parking in the subdivision and littering, blocking mailboxes, driveways and fire hydrants, among other complaints, according to Oswego Police Chief Jeff Burgner.