The village was once surrounded by these farms, on which farmers grew corn, asparagus, onions and celery, and kids found jobs.
Think you know where this picture was taken? There's free stuff in it for you if you're right.
Weekly musings from Jeff Long, public relations manager with the Fox Valley Park District.
In which we award a $25 gift card to one lucky winner, and tell you how you can enter to win the prize this month.
This pitbull-terrier mix is waiting for you at the Kendall County Animal Control shelter.
Your weekly chance to be our Patch food critic.
Montgomery's first Easter egg hunt will take place in Montgomery Park on Saturday morning, thanks to a team-up between the village and Community Christian Church.
This year's festival will likely include a talent show and a bags tournament. It's set for August 11 and 12.
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Pat Torrance takes you through the history of Lyon Metal, which has been in Montgomery since the early 1900s.
The National Weather Service is predicting highs in the upper 70s through Sunday.
The new church will hold a preview service Saturday at 6 p.m., and a grand opening on Easter Sunday. But they hope to be known for the work they do in the Montgomery and Boulder Hill community.
Herschel Luckinbill and Rick Jacobsen have teamed up on a new initiative to pair businesses up with veterans. Montgomery's Clarence Bark is the first recipient - Jacobsen Lawn Service will take care of his lawn this year for free.
The congregation celebrated 10 years in town this weekend. One of its members, 83-year-old Glenn Bieritz, remembers what led to the church locating in Montgomery.
This 5-month-old cat is in the care of Kendall County Animal Control, and is looking for a forever home.
Spring forward, or you'll be left behind. Remember to turn your clock forward on Sunday or you'll be late for work Monday morning.
Think you know where this photo was taken? There's free stuff in it for you if you're right.
Weekly musings from Jeff Long, public relations manager for the Fox Valley Park District.
For the second year in a row, a team from the Montgomery Police Department took part in the Polar Plunge in Yorkville on Sunday to benefit the Special Olympics.
Pat Torrance takes a look at another prominent early Montgomery family, the Carpenters, and the trials and tragedies of their lives.
On Wednesday, Culver's in Oswego will donate 10% of all its proceeds to the family of Kylie Arnold, a 4-year-old Montgomery girl who succumbed to brain cancer and pneumonia last Sunday. Schools have been holding their own fundraisers as well.
Have you been to the new Riverstone Restaurant, in the old home of Bill's on Montgomery Road? Let us know what you think!
Your weekly chance to be Patch's food critic. Let us know what you think!
Tracing the village's family trees, from the 1800s to the present.