Edwardsville Newspaper

Proposals look to avoid steep cuts

Coody to fill building and zoning post

Top three enjoyed well-rounded school experiences

For you guys and gals who like to shake it up on the dance floor - '50s style, the 2013 Edwardsville Route 66 Festival will kick off this year for the second year in a row with a Sock Hop event. Promi

Edwardsville residents who mourned the loss of Beyond Timbuktu will be glad to see a retailer with similar merchandise open its doors in the space at 224 N. Main St.

More than 540 seniors receive diplomas on Saturday

On May 15 the unthinkable happened to Paul, Tracey and Makayla Bird when their home burned.

Services conducted throughout the area

It probably doesn’t show up on your calendar, but May is Disability Insurance Awareness Month. And you might agree that such a month is useful, when you consider the following:

Question: I am in college, and went home for one of our breaks to visit my parents.  When I left to go back to school, I was running really late, so I was speeding.  I was not going a lot over the spe

The school year is wrapping up, the weather is getting warmer and Memorial Day weekend is fast approaching, which means summer is here and so is the Bonifest.

In recognition of National Historic Preservation Month, Edwardsville’s Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) will showcase some of Edwardsville’s historic buildings in a series of articles during the

Proposal does not have governor's support

Girl Scouts of Southern Illinois (GSSI) is hosting the second annual “Thin Mint Sprint” Half-Marathon, 5K Run/Walk and Kids’ 1-Mile Fun Run at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville on June 1. Race

For one of the Metro-East Lutheran High School teachers, the devastation caused by the recent EF5 tornado in Moore, Oklahoma has really hit home. Mr. Zach Schnare, art and drama teacher at Lutheran Hi

TWIGS brings program for children to city

During National Ride for Reading week in May, more than 10,000 books were donated to children via bicycle  by over more than 350 volunteers nationwide.

Southern Illinois University Edwardsville takes its first step in the educational agreement between SIU and the University of Havana (UH) in Cuba during June. SIUE College of Arts and Sciences Associa

An 18-year-old Collinsville man has been charged with firing several shots into the air outside a home on Halleck Avenue in Edwardsville.

Question: I am in college, and went home for one of our breaks to visit my parents.  When I left to go back to school, I was running really late, so I was speeding.  I was not going a lot over the spe