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‘Dogs suffer first loss of the season, Gibault falls to Red Bud

The Waterloo High School baseball team was 6-0 coming into Wednesday’s game against a tough Alton (8-1), but took home its first loss of the season that night. Alton came…

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Bulldogs hope to remain undefeated after this week

Coming off a 6-1 victory over Murphysboro on Friday, the Waterloo High School baseball team added to its undefeated record against Freeburg. But the 5-3 ‘W’ over the Midgets almost…

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Hawks, Eagles start season on fire

The Gibault and Columbia high school girls softball teams are on fire. Both teams have opened up the season on a roll ,with each team only suffering one loss, as…

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Election Preview on stands Wednesday!

April 9, locals will be heading to the polls for this year’s municipal elections. This week’s Republic-Times newspaper features candidate profiles and an election preview, so you are informed when…

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Waterloo School Board listens to busing, personnel concerns

By ALAN DOOLEY and COREY SAATHOFF For the Republic-Times The Waterloo School Board held multiple meetings last week in the wake of planned changes to its bus policy for next…

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Explore Columbia trails plan gets council OK

By ANDREA DEGENHART and COREY SAATHOFF For the Republic-Times The Columbia City Council during its March 18 meeting incorporated the “Explore Columbia” bicycle and pedestrian transportation improvement plan as an…

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Community celebrates life of young man who touched many

Ian Jerome didn’t choose his disability. The disability chose him. But Ian didn’t let Duchenne muscular dystrophy define his existence. Wise beyond his years, Ian’s strong will, constant thirst for…

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Police Blotter 3/27/13

Columbia Police March 5 Arec M. Boren, 21, and Zachary Walsh, 19, both of Columbia, were charged with theft of lost or mislaid property (golf clubs) at 303 N. Briegel…

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Waterloo Schnucks part of areawide security breach

The Waterloo Schnucks location may have been part of an areawide security breach reported this week in connection with a rash of credit and debit card thefts across the region.…

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Sinkhole victim sues golf course

The Missouri man who fell into a sinkhole while golfing at Annbriar Golf Course in Waterloo earlier this month filed suit this week. The plaintiff, Mark Mihal, claims that during…

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