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The upscale casual dining restaurant recently opened in the shopping center, located at the intersection of Route 30 and Route 34. I
Meghan Ostreko, who has 19 years of experience in local government, will oversee various administrative functions and assist in managing day-to-day operations within the village.
Officers responded to a report of an active fight in a parking lot in the 1100 block of South Broadway Avenue on Tuesday, April 30, involving three individuals.
The new public works facility was completed in 2023 and built in response to a growth in the village's population and services.
The event will be from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday, May 5 and feature live farm animals to observe and pet, hayrides, barrel train rides, farm demonstrations, food and more.
The focal point of this year’s Arbor Day celebration will be the dedication of a Redbud Tree to the Arboretum Garden Park.
Nominations for the Village of Montgomery's Volunteer of the Year Awards Program are now open until May 17.
Currently, there are under 900 electric vehicles registered in Kendall County and less than 94,000 in the State of Illinois, according to statistics from the Illinois Secretary of State.
The new social work program aims to provides essential services, crisis intervention, and community outreach within the Montgomery Police Department.
The Greater Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce will host a Kendall County Career and Resource fair from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. April 5.
Question: What are the top issues facing your county and what would you like to do to address those issues? Answer: Insufficient internet access, property taxes, and transparency are the top issues Kendall County faces today
Families with the Boulder Hill Elementary School in Montgomery raised more than $800 to contribute toward the cost of repairs to the Neighborhood Church of the Brethren’s parking lot repairs.
1999: Bids are being sought for the new Yorkville City Hall and Police Station. It will be built behind the current Police Station, which will then be removed.
After overcoming battles with breast cancer and heart failure, labor and delivery nurse Nancy Polizzi is grateful for being given new life so that she can continue to bring new life into the world.
The woman's lawyer said language barriers and “limited access to information” made her susceptible to “fear mongering propaganda and lies" in the Jan. 6 Capitol breach.