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April in Mt. Morris means warmer temps, budding spring flowers, and fun Easter activities…

Some think that the first sign of spring is robins. For me, it’s the blue bags from Hough’s Maple Farm…

Since 2020, the EDC has been working to get high-speed fiber optic cable to every resident in Mt. Morris.

February brings love to Mt. Morris – love for antiques, love of our history, and love that ‘big game.’

Now that the holidays are over, it may seem like a bleak stretch of winter ahead. But don’t hibernate – celebrate! It’s time to investigate the seasonal activities you can only find in and around Mt. Morris.

Holidays are a big deal in small towns, and Mt. Morris is no exception. Celebrate Christmas on Saturday, December 7, with free activities and events for young and young-at-heart.

Whether your Thanksgiving is filled with food, family, friends, or football, you’ll find it all in Mt. Morris.

Thanks to the Ogle County Life for recognizing all the reasons why My Town, Mt. Morris is a great place to live, work, play, and experience the best of the Midwest.

There are many places in and around Mt. Morris to see the region’s gorgeous fall foliage, hike through rustling leaves, and enjoy crisp autumn air.

October is the perfect time to enjoy crisp autumn temps and vibrant changing colors in Mt. Morris.