| Kendall County Times

City of Plano Streets & Utilities Committee met January 11

By Corazon L. Gonzales | Feb 7, 2023

City of Plano Streets & Utilities Committee met 6 p.m. Wednesday, January 11.

Kendall County Board met Jan. 17

By Kristine Gonzales-Abella | Feb 7, 2023

Kendall County Board met Tuesday, Jan. 17

City of Plano Finance Committee met Jan. 9

By Kristine Gonzales-Abella | Feb 7, 2023

City of Plano Finance Committee met Monday, Jan. 9

POUND and Pour @ OBC on February 11

By Press release submission | Feb 7, 2023

POUND and Pour @ OBC on February 11

City of Plano City Council met Jan. 9

By Kristine Gonzales-Abella | Feb 6, 2023

City of Plano City Council met Monday, Jan. 9

City of Plano Committee of the Whole met Jan. 9

By Kristine Gonzales-Abella | Feb 6, 2023

City of Plano Committee of the Whole met Monday, Jan. 9

Recent Kendall County home sales in week ending Feb. 4

By Kendall County Times | Feb 5, 2023

There were 23 reported residential sales in Kendall County in the week ending Feb. 4, according to BlockShopper.com.

Marter: DCFS 'needs to be torn apart and rebuilt'

By Kendall County Times Report | Feb 5, 2023

Kendall County’s Republican Party Chairman James Marter is dismayed by the allegations in a civil rights lawsuit filed against the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services and is calling for an agency overhaul.

Purcell: 'I urge all residents to support Yorkville Public Library'

By Kendall County Times Report | Feb 4, 2023

The city of Yorkville is getting ready for its exciting library fundraiser.

Rezin joins Senate GOP in supporting resolution 'to help fight against increasing taxes on Illinois families and businesses'

By Kendall County Times Report | Feb 4, 2023

State Sen. Sue Rezin (R-Morris) recently joined her GOP colleagues in supporting Senate Resolution 27.

Pritzker to end COVID-19 emergency declarations in May but warns virus 'has not disappeared’

By Kendall County Times Report | Feb 4, 2023

Illinois is one of eight states to still have COVID-19 disaster declarations in place nearly three years after the pandemic started. That will change in May.