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Sunday morning crash west of Waterloo

No injuries were reported following a single-vehicle crash on Route 156 just west of the Monroe County Fairgrounds near Waterloo late Sunday morning. Responding agencies included the Monroe County Sheriff’s…

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Wrong way driver nabbed for DUI, resisting arrest

A Missouri man faces several charges stemming from an early Thursday morning incident on in Waterloo. The Waterloo Police Department alerted neighboring agencies shortly after 3 a.m. about a red…

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Semi tractor-trailer fire on I-255

The Columbia Fire Department, Columbia EMS and Columbia police responded to the area of I-255 southbound near milepost 6 shortly after 1:30 p.m. Wednesday for a semi tractor-trailer fire. The…

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Waterloo icon leaves legacy

Waterloo lost a much loved and familiar face last week with the passing of Roy J. May, a family man, longtime State Farm insurance agent, past American Legion commander, and…

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A fair deal for Schrader

Anyone who has been to the Monroe County Fair in the past 50 years has probably seen local farmer Don Schrader roaming the grounds either as a presenter or, more…

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Heavy hearts for Dena

While many Waterloo High School students and faculty ready themselves for another academic year, a hole is sure to be felt in the school following the death of a longtime…

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Pretzel shop twists into town

Pretzel Pretzel is a St. Louis business that has recently seen substantial growth, with franchises popping up in O’Fallon, Edwardsville and, just a month ago, Waterloo. Melissa Villeda, who owns…

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New contract for Columbia teachers

The Columbia School Board met Thursday evening for an early monthly meeting, approving a contract agreement with the Columbia Education Association teachers union and welcoming a collection of new district…

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Splash pad start on horizon

The Waterloo Park Board met Thursday for its regular monthly meeting, where commissioners said goodbye to longtime attorney Mary Buettner, discussed a range of typical park matters and announced pending…

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Queen of Hearts capped at $500K

On the same night the jackpot reached six figures, it was announced the current iteration of the popular Queen of Hearts drawing on Tuesdays at Outsider tavern in Waterloo to…

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