Plus: Rosary College Prep to hold first Homecoming celebration • Oswego looks at financing options for Lake Michigan water project work
The Beacon-News Monday, October 12, 2026 | | |
| | | | | After instituting a cellphone ban two years ago, Hinckley-Big Rock School District 429 has now moved away from students having their own school-issued computers. | | | | | Rosary College Prep in Aurora was founded almost 65 years ago, but this fall it is making a bit of history by hosting its first Homecoming celebration. | | | | | The Oswego Village Board is looking at alternate financing options for water and sewer infrastructure improvements as part of the village’s switch to Lake Michigan water. | | | | | The Aurora City Council is set to vote on a resolution Tuesday evening that would end the city’s agreement with OnLight Aurora and authorize city staff to negotiate transferring OnLight’s customers to the city. | | | | | The judges’ backstories are remarkable and certainly relevant during National Hispanic Heritage Month. | | | | | The Batavia MainStreet group is now accepting applications for the 2027 season of the Boardwalk Shops, a small business incubator program in downtown Batavia. | | | | | Sunday was a day of cars and crafts as the Kendall County Fair Association offered its Fall Fest at the Kendall County Fairgrounds in Yorkville. | | | | | The Kane County Board race in District 11 is between Democrat Julie Forbes and Republican William Collins. | | | |