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Lock and Dam now bears Costello’s name

The Kaskaskia Lock and Dam in Modoc was officially renamed the Jerry F. Costello Lock and Dam during a dedication ceremony on Thursday. More than 100 persons attended the event…

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Handicap accessible fishing pier opens at Lakeview Park

What was just a mere hope and dream last summer has turned into a reality for a local 18-year-old with cerebral palsy. Chris Douglas of Waterloo is confined to a…

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Columbia celebrates common bond of all veterans

Veterans of all ages were honored in a service Tuesday afternoon at the Columbia American Legion in honor of Veterans Day. The ceremony included a lieutenant general guest speaker and…

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Crash on Gall Road in Columbia

Columbia police, fire and EMS responded at about 7:10 p.m. Monday to a two-vehicle crash with unknown injuries and road blockage on Gall Road at the Carr Creek Bridge near…

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Gibault falls just short in volleyball supersectional

Gibault’s bid for a trip to the Class 2A state volleyball tournament ended in heartbreak on Saturday. The Hawks lost in three entertaining sets to Albion (Edwards County) in the…

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Auto crash on North Main in Columbia

Columbia police, fire and EMS personnel responded at about 5:30 a.m. Sunday to an auto crash on North Main Street near Rueck Road. Initial reports are a red car driven…

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Waterloo man remembers WWII experiences

Howard Ludwig graduated from Waterloo High School as World War II raged in Europe during the summer of 1941. “I worked for a year to save money, and then headed…

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CPD searching for truck involved in hit and run

Columbia police alerted nearby agencies to be on the lookout for a white Dodge truck with a male driver that reportedly left the scene of a vehicle crash on Route…

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Columbia’s Sons of the American Legion receives charter

Columbia American Legion Post 581’s new organization, Sons of the American Legion, received its charter on Sept. 8. Representatives from the Illinois Detachment presented the charter in person. There were…

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Gibault wins sectional volleyball title

Gibault is one win away from a return trip to the state volleyball tournament following a dominant performance Thursday night in the Class 2A Sparta Sectional final. The Hawks (24-14)…

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