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Board OKs contracts for Homecoming services
Before the rides, food and fireworks, a lot of work has to be done in order for Glen Carbon to open its annual Homecoming.
They melt your heart, not in your hand
Thirteen years ago Janice Miller started collecting M & M figures, canisters, tins and memorabilia because it made her smile. A smile is just what she needed after being a caregiver for her late f
Board adds course to EHS curriculum
The Edwardsville District 7 Board of Education approved at its meeting Monday night the addition of a new Turf Management course for the Edwardsville High School agriculture education program.
Niebur bids Chamber fare well at breakfast
Gary Niebur don’t get no respect. At least that was the tongue-in-cheek tone that Niebur struck when he spoke about his final days in office in a speech Monday at the Edwardsville-Glen Carbon Chamber
Man gets 7 years for sexual assault
Who is the real Byron Skalisius? That’s something that Judge Kyle Napp struggled with Monday morning as she prepared to sentence the 51-year-old Troy man on charges of criminal sexual assault and vide
Area students fare well at science fair
Several Edwardsville area students in grades five through 12 received awards at the SIUE regional Science and Engineering Research Challenge (science fair) that took place on March 23 on the SIUE camp
Motorist faces 3rd DUI charge
An Edwardsville man is facing a felony aggravated driving under the influence charge after he was stopped the morning of April 11.
Vehicle slams into Esic Drive home
A decision to go grab a frappuccino and a muffin possibly saved a woman and her son from being injured after a truck crashed into the front of their home on Esic Drive Monday morning.
Moore challenging the seatbelt law
Origins of the law and reasons behind it are called into question
Vehicle slams into Esic Drive home
A decision to go grab a frappuccino and a muffin possibly saved a woman and her son from being injured after a truck crashed into the front of their home on Esic Drive Monday morning.
Jacob Sedlacek is trying to make a difference
Thirteen year old from St. Jacob recognized after earning Eagle Scout designation
Watershed Nature Center to have Arbor Day event
The first Arbor Day was held on April 10, 1872 in Nebraska City, Neb., with the intent to have a day set apart each year to plant and care for trees.
Granite City native tells her Boston tale
It started with sirens.
Water main break impacts downtown
A water main break early Monday morning left businesses on Second Street without water.
