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Village seats two new trustees
With the swearing in of two new trustees on Tuesday, the Glen Carbon Village Board ended a complete turnover in personnel over the last 45 months.
Music series scheduled in Grafton
Grafton’s Music in the Park is a free concert series that will be returning this summer to the banks of the mighty Mississippi River.
Leclaire students show they care
Second graders tackle service project for Anderson visitors
Local teen places at pageant
Anonymous letter pays off for Glen Carbon girl
Ginsburg: Roe provided target
One of the most liberal members of the U.S. Supreme Court, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg could be expected to give a rousing defense of Roe v. Wade in reflecting on the landmark vote 40 years after it e
County looks to fill vacancies
By STEVE HORRELL
Splash City set for May 25 opening
Splash City Family Waterpark in Collinsville opens for its 16th season at 11am on Saturday, May 25.
Ailing patient gets a case of the Blues
The sad truth is that Mike Sheley won’t be around much longer. That’s not a bad thing and it’s not a good thing, he will tell you: it just is. “I’m sick. I know it. Everybody else knows it,” he says.
Group looks to pay kindness forward
What started out as an effort to save Once Upon a Toy has grown into a new campaign to get residents to support local businesses and to pay it forward.
Health program returns to SIUE
As a society, we are more and more aware of the importance of living healthy as we age, which is why the upcoming Healthy Living Expo offers a wealth of education for young and older adults alike.
Honesty proves to be right track
When Amanda "Mandy" Curry found out two days before Christmas in 2011 that she had thyroid cancer, she knew not only her life and her husband Brian's life were about to change but it would also impact
