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Schneider’s employee was steadying force through change

So much can change in 43 years. Businesses succeed and fail, towns change, the economy fluctuates,  and people come and go. But for Rayma Rippelmeyer of Valmeyer, a 43-year employee…

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Police Blotter 1/2/13

Columbia Police Dec. 23 Adam S. Goessling, 19, was cited for unlawful consumption of alcohol in the 1000 block of North Main Street. Jonathan M. Truesdale, 32, of Millstadt, was…

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Red Bud avenges Columbia in Lebanon championships

The 2012-13 Red Bud  Lady Musketeers and Columbia Eagles have made themselves this season’s most intriguing rivals in the local girls basketball scene. Going into the Lebanon Holiday Tournament last…

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R-T editor’s band releases debut album

When Republic-Times editor Corey Saathoff is not busy keeping the community aware of news affecting Monroe County, he’s writing songs and performing them with his original country rock band The…

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Gibault tops Mater Dei in thrilling fashion

They did it again. For the third game in a row and now several times this season, the Hawks (13-2) pulled one through in the last few seconds of the…

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A decade of Bourgeois brothers

Ten years ago, the first Bourgeois wandered into the Waterloo football program, new to the town and the school district. “I was late to the locker room, I didn’t know…

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Illini AD visits Gallagher’s

Pick up a copy of this week’s paper– out Wednesday– to see the photo!  

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Man collecting old fishing gear for future generations

Bob Wakeman believes every child should have the opportunity to learn how to fish and go fishing with their own fishing gear. So much so, he has started a local…

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Random act of kindness

It started with a simple question posted on a social media site: “What if we could honor the 26 lives lost in Newtown with good deeds?” Many people around the…

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What’s in store around the county for 2013?

With 2012 officially behind us, Monroe County has a host of things to look forward to in 2013. The City of Waterloo will celebrate its 125th anniversary this year on…

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