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Millstadt vet leaves happy pets
A much-loved Millstadt veterinarian was recognized recently by the community as he marked the end of a 45-year career, with countless farm animals and family pets left better off thanks…
Praise for Gardner’s service
A pillar of the community is soon set to receive the Waterloo Chamber of Commerce Community Service Award, recognizing many years’ worth of work and support for a number of…
Columbia biz district drama
The Columbia City Council chambers were once again packed Monday night for a second public hearing about a proposed business district in the northern part of the city. After nearly…
Waterloo gambling funds aid nonprofits
The City of Waterloo has established a new program that pours some of its gambling revenue into nonprofit groups aiming to better the community. The Community Nonprofit Grant Program was…
County talks audit, EMS change
During a brief meeting of the Monroe County Board of Commissioners Monday morning, Jim Schmersahl of Schmersahl Treloar & Co. was approved to conduct auditing services for the county. An…
WPD warns against reverse parking
Local residents have reported receiving orange stickers on their vehicles notifying them of parking violations in downtown Waterloo of late. The Waterloo Police Department addressed this topic via a Facebook…
Arrest in Columbia truck theft, burglaries
A young St. Louis man was apprehended Thursday by the U.S. Marshals in connection with incidents late last year and early this year in Columbia and elsewhere. Columbia police said…
Meth dealer back to prison
A Waterloo woman will be spending some time in prison for dealing methamphetamine. Kari L. Trankle, 40, was sentenced last week in Monroe County Circuit Court to 12 years and…
Clarification on article
In regard to the “Waterloo woodworker celebrates 50 years” article in the Feb. 28 issue of the Republic-Times, Sean Dugan wants it to be made known that the only legal…
Supreme Court keeps Trump on ballot
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday that individual states do not have authority to disqualify candidates for federal office based on the “insurrection clause” of the 14th Amendment. The unanimous…