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Yorkville High School

News, articles, photos information about Yorkville High School in Yorkville, Illinois, part of District 115, from Kendall County Now and Shaw Local

Yorkville High School All Alumni Reunion celebrates decades of memories

The Yorkville High School All Alumni Reunion connects graduates of all classes and promotes homecoming traditions. The 2024 reunion will take place from 2 to 10 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 28.

By Hannah Soukup●

Photos: Geneseo Sectional girls wrestling meet

Individuals competed in the girls Sectional Wrestling meet on Saturday, Feb. 10, 2024 at Geneseo High School.

By kyle russell●

Yorkville high school student charged with possession of brass knuckles

A Yorkville High School student has been charged after being found Monday in possession of brass knuckles.

By Eric Schelkopf●

Photos: Yorkville 2023 Homecoming Parade

Yorkville’s annual homecoming parade was held Thursday, Sept. 28, 2023.

Red and White Scrimmage planned for Aug. 18 on Yorkville’s new football field

The $2.3 million project, including $1.2 million for the artificial turf itself, has been underway since May 15.

By Mark Foster●

Yorkville Y115 synthetic turf football field almost complete

Field to be ready for football team's first home game Sept. 1

By Mark Foster●

Photos: A tribute to the teachers of Kendall County

Some of our favorite photos from our special Thank You, Teachers edition published May 4, 2023.

By Kendall County Now staff report●

Photos: Yorkville vs. Plainfield Central Football: Week 2

Yorkville hosted Plainfield Central in a Week 2 football game on Friday, Sept. 2, 2022. Here are photos from Steve Buyansky.

By Steven Buyansky for Shaw Local News Network●

Yorkville High School student charged with felony disorderly conduct in connection with ‘threat to do harm’ at school

In an email sent to school district families Thursday evening, Tim Shimp, school superintendent, reported that high school officials “learned of a threat to do harm on the high school campus.”

By John Etheredge●