In April, America’s Best Restaurants – a national media firm focused on highlighting independent restaurants – was at the restaurant to film an episode for its YouTube channel.

Oswego District 308 officials said the adjustment is necessary to maintain financial stability of the food service program and offset continuing increases of those food, labor and operating costs.

At the meeting,village trustees unanimously approved a $125,000 revolving loan and $40,000 economic development incentive award for Wholey Granoly to help the restaurant in making the substantial renovations to the bullding that are needed.

Oswego School District 308 officials said the equipment had been identified through a recent districtwide facility audit as nearing the end of its useful life, with fewer than three years of service remaining.

The restaurant opened in November 2022. Hell’s BBQ owner Keith Richards founded the restaurant as a catering business in 2014.

The developers of the CyrusOne data center in Yorkville have agreed to pay the city $15 million up-front on the issuance of the first building permit. The City Council has to approve the agreement.

There is $8 million budgeted in Kendall County’s public safety capital fund for the project.

The old saw was that corn should be knee-high by the Fourth of July, but that really hasn’t been the case for well over a century now.

Bay 54 is set to open this month in the space at 57 Main St. in downtown Oswego, and will offer a variety of cocktails, including homemade cocktails.

Oswego police joined forces with more than 200 other state and local law enforcement agencies conducting the Fourth of July traffic campaign.