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Learn about the lost towns of Kendall County and Illinois at Oswego’s Little White School Museum 30.03.2026

Museum coordinator Joe Noce will present a free program on “The Lost Village of Troy, and Other Hidden Towns in Kendall County and Illinois,” at 7 p.m. on Thursday.

Waubonsee Community College vice president recognized as a 2026 Woman of Power 29.03.2026

The Quad County Urban League champions equal opportunities for all disadvantaged persons and people of color, including African Americans, women and disabled persons.

Kendall forest district makes plans for Earth Day, nature hikes at Hoover Forest Preserve 29.03.2026

From 1 to 3 p.m. April 22, Hoover Forest Preserve, located at 11285 W. Fox Road, Yorkville, will host a Earth Day event. Earth Day was started on April 22, 1970, to show the importance of protecting the planet’s resources.

Yorkville’s Aiden Kolkmeyer wins high jump at Illinois Indoor meet: Saturday Record Newspapers sports roundup 29.03.2026

Yorkville's Aiden Kolkmeyer won the high jump and Owen Horeni was second in the 1,600 at the Illinois Indoor Championships, Oswego East softball came back in the seventh to stay unbeaten and Yorkville volleyball was second at the Oswego Invite. That and more in the roundup.

Nick Czerak, new to leadoff spot, comes a hit shy of the cycle in powering Aurora Central Catholic past Plano 28.03.2026

Aurora Central Catholic junior shortstop Nick Czerak, recently moved to the leadoff spot in the order, hit a homer, triple and double Saturday to power the Chargers past visiting Plano 7-5.

Montgomery flushing hydrants over next two weeks 28.03.2026

Residents are encouraged to avoid washing laundry when flushing is performed in or near their neighborhood, as temporarily discolored water may stain laundry.

Frequent prescribed burns in forests help young oaks thrive, U of I study finds 28.03.2026

Fire brings more light into forests, which is crucial for young oak tree growth, but many land managers are concerned about how non-native plants affect fire intensity and young tree survival rates.

Jillian Freemon strikes out 13 in Sandwich softball win: Friday’s Record Newspapers sports roundup 28.03.2026

Jillian Freemon struck out 13 batters in a Sandwich softball win, Austyn Strike drove in four runs in a Yorkville softball win, Adelaide Johnson had four hits in a Newark softball win and more in Friday's roundup.

Plano Public Library’s upcoming programming for kids, teens, and adults 27.03.2026

Plano Public Library hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday. The library is closed on Sundays.

$2.43 million in improvements planned for Yorkville’s roads 27.03.2026

The project continues the city of Yorkville's focus on improving roadways and transportation in the city's expanding subdivisions.

‘Nobody wants to live in data center row’ - Residents speak out after Yorkville approves 540-acre data center 26.03.2026

The city of Yorkville approved the 540-acre Project Steel data center, with 16, two-story warehouses. The approval came after hours of residents urging the city to slow down approval for data centers.

Oswego East parent group donates life vests to help swim class become more inclusive 26.03.2026

The Collaborative PE Program is designed to provide meaningful physical education experiences for students with a wide range of abilities.

Oswego Library District holds contest to name new outreach vehicle 26.03.2026

The new outreach vehicle is expected to be on the go by this summer. The vehicle, which the library district recently acquired for about $215,000, will travel to schools, homes and other destinations.

Yorkville baseball a walk-off winner over Naperville North: Wednesday’s Record Newspapers sports roundup 26.03.2026

Justin Giese doubled and scored on Robbie Mueller’s sacrifice fly in the bottom of the seventh as Yorkville baseball was a walk-off winner, Aiden Jaquez struck out 10 in an Oswego baseball win, Oswego East baseball hit three homers in a win and Oswego softball got its first win.

Oswego East High School teacher fired for inappropriate communication with minor 25.03.2026

The Oswego School District 308 board unanimously approved a resolution authorizing the immediate dismissal of first-year teacher James Vassalla.

Spring rummage and bake sale coming to Yorkville church 25.03.2026

Help local charities by donating items to Yorkville Congregational UCC's spring rummage sale on April 17-18.

Meals on Wheels shines light on concerns for senior nutrition needs 25.03.2026

Nearly 50% of Meals on Wheels clients screen at high nutritional risk due to the compounded effects of chronic illness, medication use, food insecurity, and social isolation, according to the Illinois Department on Aging.

District 308 approves transferring former junior high school property to village of Oswego 25.03.2026

The majority of Oswego District 308 School Board members on Monday voted to approve a resolution transferring the property at 61 Franklin St. to the village of Oswego.

Oswego East softball puts up 18 runs, pounds West Aurora: Tuesday’s Record Newspapers sports roundup 25.03.2026

Katie Silva and Katie Maday each had three hits as Oswego East softball exploded for 18 runs to beat West Aurora, Yorkville Christian baseball put up 20 runs in a win, and Oswego and Yorkville softball lost in the last at-bat in Tuesday's roundup.

Oswego District 308 looks at staffing cuts because of $8 million loss in state funding 24.03.2026

The reason for the decrease in funding is because the district has been moved from Tier 1 to Tier 2 when it comes to evidence based funding. Under the system, the funds flow first to the school districts that need them the most.

Yorkville Christian boys basketball coach Aaron Sovern steps down, moving to Arizona ‘The timing is right’ 24.03.2026

Aaron Sovern, who has been at Yorkville Christian for 13 years, started the boys basketball program there in the 2014-2015 school year and coached the Mustangs to the 2022 Class 1A state championship, is stepping down as coach and athletic director to move to Arizona.

Plano man faces weapons, drug charges after found with 860 grams of cocaine, police say 24.03.2026

Jesus Almaraz-Rodriguez, 49, was taken into custody by the Kendall County Cooperative Police Assistance Team.

Yorkville Public Library recurring spring programs 24.03.2026

The Yorkville Public Library is open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday to Thursday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Curbside service is available.

Yorkville softball rallies to walk off Kaneland in 10 innings: Monday’s Record Newspapers sports roundup 24.03.2026

Yorkville softball scored three runs in the bottom of the 10th inning to rally past Kaneland, Kal Arntzen's three-run home run highlighted Yorkville baseball's 10-hit attack to beat Metea Valley, plus Newark softball and Oswego baseball results in Monday's roundup.

Downtown Oswego getting wood-fired pizza restaurant, ice cream shop 23.03.2026

Billy Bricks Pizza and Moo Joe’s ice cream plan to open in a vacant building at 5 S. Madison St., next door to Freddie’s Off the Chain restaurant and across Jefferson Street from the Oswego Public Library.

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