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Eagles soar past Carlyle; ‘Dogs fall again

The Columbia High School football team just continues to win, improving to 5-0 on the season with a 47-0 blanking of Carlyle at home Friday night. Meanwhile, Waterloo dropped to…

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Possible gas leak in Waterloo

The Waterloo Fire Department responded shortly after 6 p.m. Friday to the report of a possible gas leak in front of a residence located in the 800 block of Sheridan…

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Nighttime pavement repairs on I-255

The Illinois Department of Transportation announced that Interstate 255 from Route 157 in Cahokia to the Jefferson Barracks Bridge in Monroe County will be restricted to one lane in each…

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Route 3 crash in Columbia

Emergency personnel responded shortly after 4 p.m. Wednesday to a single vehicle crash near the intersection of Route 3 and Veterans Parkway. Columbia police said a black 2003 Chevy Blazer…

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Unger’s Redbirds win Triple-A title

The St. Louis Cardinals’ Triple-A baseball affiliate won the top trophy Tuesday night thanks in part to the leadership of one local man. Waterloo native Craig Unger, a 1995 graduate…

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Waterloo School Board OKs budget

The Waterloo Community Unit District 5 Board of Education unanimously approved the district’s 2018-19 budget at Monday’s board meeting. “This is our best guess of forecasting revenues for this year,”…

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Rising trend of e-cig use causes concern

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced last Wednesday actions it described as “historic” related to the sale and marketing of electronic cigarettes to minors, and local stakeholders mostly expressed…

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Spring election process begins

The critical November elections are just around the corner, but the equally important April 2019 municipal elections are not far behind.  The spring election season officially began Tuesday as candidates…

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New book documents historic trail

Retired Columbia High School Principal Dennis Patton has released his new book titled “The Kaskaskia-Cahokia Trail.”  The book, which is now available, is the culmination of seven years of writing. …

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CFD referendum on ballot

Columbia voters will be asked to vote Nov. 6 on a referendum to approve a tax levy that will allow Columbia EMS to operate under the Columbia Fire Department rather…

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