As the Coronavirus continues to turn the lives of everyone upside down, it also has had adverse impacts on businesses of all sizes throughout Will County and beyond.

For more than 150 years, Busey Bank has delivered on a promise of trusted customer relationships and community support. Busey’s storied history of supporting associates, customers and communities continues in today’s fluid, ever-evolving landscape. COVID-19 is not only impacting our ...

Business owners throughout Will County are doing what they can to stay afloat during the Coronavirus pandemic as many have been negativtely impacted from the mandatory stay-at-home order by Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker. Illinois State Treasurer Michael Frerichs said small ...

In an effort to support local business in Joliet and the surrounding communities, the Heritage Corridor Convention and Visitors Bureau is encouraging people to shop locally. During this time of uncertainty and to help stop the spread of COVID-19, the ...

Thetimesweekly.com Illinois small businesses can tap into $250 million in low-interest bridge loans as soon as this week to help push through the COVID-19 pandemic, Illinois State Treasurer Michael Frerichs said. The state treasurer's office will make $250 million available ...

As the rapidly evolving news of the COVID-19 outbreak continues, the health and well being of our customers, tenants, employees, and communities remain our top priority. At The Promenade Bolingbrook, we are continuing to make informed decisions based on state ...

Joliet West High School senior Aaron Travis has started his own business, "Competence Capital," a clothing company with an empowering message for youth. The idea for the company was spurred through concepts taught within the Exploring Entrepreneurship course instructed by ...

Officials from Will County celebrated the opening of two new state of the art buildings on the county’s Public Safety Complex at Laraway and Cherry Hill Roads. “We are proud of these buildings and how they will help us continue ...

The Illinois Department of Public Health recently recognized the Village of Romeoville’s Public Works Department for perfect compliance in maintaining 2019 fluoride levels for 12 consecutive months.

Bolingbrook - For nearly a decade the lights at 107 W. Boughton Road in Bolingbrook have been off. The last occupant of the nearly 9,000 square foot building was Sona Video, a local video rental store which closed its doors ...

thetimesweekly.com Pinnacle Drive will soon be extended south, completing a north-south connection from Airport Road to Renwick Road. During last night’s Board Meeting, the Romeoville Village Board annexed 20 acres of property that will allow for the extension. This project ...

The Trump Administration has finalized implementation of new work requirement rules that would cut food stamp benefits for 700,000 Americans. The average food stamp payout is $36 per month. Though the Trump Administration estimates that under 700,000 people will be ...

The Village of Romeoville will receive $382,800 in matching grant funds from Open Space Land And Development (OSLAD) for renovations to Lake Strini. “We are excited to provide more enhancements to this park and we are grateful to the State ...

Onuoha Fellowship & Scholarship Competition Launched During Conference The BLK Capital Management, non-profit organization that exposes young African Americans to the field of active investment, will host its 2020 National Conference on Friday, February 28th at the JP Morgan Headquarters ...

As Americans begin the challenge of filling out their tax returns this year, one taxpayer demographic generally pays less than others: senior citizens. Tax breaks for seniors cost states approximately $27 billion a year and will more than double in ...