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Battling the mental illness stigma
One in four adults, approximately 57.7 million Americans, deal with a mental illness every year. But because of the stigma and lack of knowledge, many individuals who suffer from mental illness can’t
EHS cashes in with victory
The Edwardsville High School team of Tim Chen, Sterling Coleman-Selby, Dylan Shallow, and Rick Veitch stepped up to the challenge of catapulting their team from sixth to first place by scoring a perfe
Kirk, Davis address future of air force base
U.S. Sen. Mark Kirk dispelled recent media accounts warning that the federal sequester is likely to force drastic cuts at Scott Air Force Base.
Mayfest covers many bases
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church will be hosting its 13th annual Mayfest this Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., and there will be much to do.
Gun bill to get overhaul in state Senate
SPRINGFIELD AP) — Illinois Senate legislation touted as a compromise between Chicagoans weary of street violence and gun owners eager to legally carry concealed weapons elsewhere appears more restrict
Dead boy’s mother gets 10 years for endangerment
EDWARDSVILL (AP) — A southwestern Illinois woman was sentenced to a decade in prison after pleading guilty to endangering the life of her son who was beaten to death by her ex-boyfriend.
CAM announces summer exhibits
The Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis (CAM) is pleased to announce its summer 2013 exhibition programs.
Trainer gets behind park project
Rotary in the process of rebuilding playground
