Author: Bryan Gay, President & Ceo, Invest Aurora Source: Daily Herald Business Ledger As an economic development professional, I'm constantly
Development projects continue in Aurora despite coronavirus pandemic
By STEVE LORD AURORA BEACON-NEWS Despite the intense limitations of the coronavirus pandemic, work on key developments around Aurora is
Business have three new tax credits on the table
The Internal Revenue Service has developed three new tax credits to assist businesses affected by COVID-19. Take a look to see how your business can
Meet the 2020 Annual Awards for Excellence honorees
Thank you, Daily Herald Business Ledger, we're honored to be chosen for the 2020 Annual Awards for Business Excellence. Invest Aurora had an
COVID-19 Grantmaking Program
The Comunity Foundation of the Fox River Valley has partnered with the Dunham Fund, INC Board, Fox Valley United Way, and the Aurora Women’s
Restaurants, parks and enforcement: here’s what Illinois’ stay-at-home order means for Aurora
By SARAH FREISHTAT AURORA BEACON-NEWS Gov J.B. Pritzker’s stay-at-home order is the state’s latest step to try to slow the
U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) UPDATE
Disaster Assistance Program The SBA has received authorization to provide small businesses, within designated states and territories, assistance
COVID-19: Guidance for Small Businesses
Illinois has received the U.S. Small Business Administration Emergency Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) Declaration. Small businesses and
Aurora Regional Chamber of Commerce Resource Guide
The Aurora Regional Chamber of Commerce has assembled a host of resources to help you navigate issues affecting your business and the greater Aurora
“THE CITY OF LIGHTS” – AURORA, IL
From Choose Dupage:Founded in 1857 as a modest manufacturing town, the lore of Aurora advanced quickly as news of business success and opportunity in
New Mexican Restaurant to Open in Formerly Empty Building in Aurora
By Steve Lord, The Beacon News An area restaurant group will open a new location in a long-time empty building on a main entryway into
Axe-throwing Facility May Open in Aurora
By: Steve Lord, The Beacon News If the idea of going out for a night of axe-throwing scares you a bit, owners of a proposed facility in Aurora have
The fastest computer in the world is being built 25 miles outside Chicago. Its name is Aurora.
By Alli Marotti, Contact Reporter / Chicago Tribune Smack dab in the middle of a forest preserve about 25 miles west of Chicago, Argonne National
City to OK Downtown TIF District
By Steve Lord / The Beacon-News The Aurora City Council is set to approve a new tax increment financing district for a key downtown block. To
Elementor #1790
Are you a small or medium-sized company looking to start exporting, or already selling abroad? Pitch to a panel of judges about your
Plans for Aurora: Route 59 commercial, buildings
By Amy Roth / The Voice The Aurora City Council March 5 Committee of the Whole meeting at City Hall included plans for Route 59 commercial corridor
Major Developments Moving Foward in Aurora
A rendering shows proposed restaurants, led by Mora Asian Fusion, at the Vargas Building in downtown Aurora. (City of Aurora) By
Aurora Considers New Housing Deal
This rendering shows the part of the 80 S. River St. property in downtown Aurora that fronts onto the Fox River. (Metro West Developers) By Steve
Artistic Education Paramount School of the Arts plans to open in June in Aurora
An artist's rendering of the facility that will house the Paramount School of the Arts in downtown Aurora. (Paramount Theatre) By Steve Lord / The
Developers Say Aurora’s Old Copley Hospital site about 60 percent Cleaned Up
A floor of the 1970 East Wing before it was gutted by Fox Valley Developers as part of the renovation process. (Fox Valley Developers) By Steve