Steady growth and development in the Woodstock area has allowed local taxing units to cut their tax rates while increasing property tax levies. And those government units will get a bonus in 2022 – the city’s 23-year-old tax increment financing district will expire Dec. 31, adding about $5.9 million in taxable property to their budgeting […]
By R.M. Brands news@thewoodstockindependent.com 14-year-old Jackson Brimberry, a freshman at Marian Central Catholic High School, worked with publishi…
October 16, 2026


