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More Letters to Mom - Happy Mother's Day
The students in Mrs. Maggie Clark's fourth grade class at Cassens Elementary School wrote letters to their mothers for Mother’s Day.
Letters to Mom - Happy Mother's Day!
The students in Mrs. Hastings fourth grade class at St. Boniface wrote letters to their mothers for Mother’s Day.
Edwardsville's first modern house
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
Xfest returns to SIUE campus
Innovative and thought-provoking theater returns to Southern Illinois University Edwardsville with Xfest, the university’s annual summer experimental theater festival, May 29 through June 1.
Where does your drinking water come from?
When was the last time you stopped to think about where that water from the faucet actually comes from?
Officials deliver a message
Liberty and Lincoln seventh grade middle students attended a variety of workshops on April 24 and April 25 for the 23rd Annual Celebrate Sober program. One of the workshops featured a panel of speake
Niebur drove city's growth
Editor's Note: This is the second in a two-part series covering the political career of Gary Niebur.
State's jobless picture blurred
Much like the state’s spring weather, the Illinois unemployment picture remains cloudy.
"Flight" to close out Arts & Issues
The SIUE Arts & Issues season comes to a close with the performance of “Flight” at 7:30 p.m. on May 29 at the SIUE Dunham Hall Theatre.
Family files lawsuit after cyclist's death
On Sunday it will have been a year since William Beltz was struck by a car and killed while he and his wife were on a bicycle outing on Schoolhouse Trail near Pontoon Beach. The 64-year-old Colorado S
Niebur recalls the early years
Editor's Note: This is the first in a two-part series covering the political career of Gary Niebur.
Mission Garden seeks grant again
Last year St. John’s United Methodist Church narrowly missed out on a $20,000 grant that it had hoped to use to fund its Mission Garden. This spring they’re giving it another shot.
