Posts Tagged ‘columbia’
A tale of two trails: projects aim to unite history, tourism
Two local experts came together Saturday in Columbia to present stories of two local trails. Retired Columbia High School principal Dennis Patton told of a trail that once wound its…
Read MoreAunt Maggie’s on Main
Aunt Maggie’s on Main has been working to bring Columbia good food, good service and a good atmosphere since its opening in early December. The restaurant, located at 230 N.…
Read MoreRoseberry Farms
“We are extremely pleased to be located in the front of the historic Old Distillery. We are anxiously looking forward to our opening day, sometime the first week of February…
Read MoreFashion Attic & Fashion Attic 4Kids
The Fashion Attic Women’s Consignment Boutique specializes in women’s fine fashion retail consignment. We offer a wide variety of up-to-date, like-new clothing at affordable prices. The Fashion Attic also sells…
Read MoreGuilty plea in case of missing Columbia funds
A Millstadt woman entered a guilty plea Friday in federal court to charges stemming from the disappearance of more than $400,000 in funds intended for the Columbia American Legion from the…
Read MoreAunt Maggie’s gets cooking in Columbia
Aunt Maggie’s on Main has been open since Dec. 5, and big changes are already in store for the Columbia restaurant. Co-owned by siblings Jackie Rudy-Tewell and Craig Rudy, and…
Read MoreJerome, Touchette | Athletes of the Week
Columbia High School bowlers Spencer Jerome and Cameron Touchette are this week’s Republic-Times Athletes of the Week. The Eagles duo both became the only two local male bowlers to qualify…
Read MoreRegular season winding down for girls hoops
Just a few regular season games remain on the area girls high school basketball schedule, as local squads try to position themselves for the postseason. The Columbia High School girls…
Read MoreBulldogs repeat as Sparta tourney champions
The red-hot Waterloo Bulldogs took part in the Sparta Mid-Winter Classic last week, looking to extend their winning streak and win the event for the second straight year. Mission accomplished.…
Read MoreArrest made in Columbia burglaries
An 18-year-old Caseyville man and a juvenile from Collinsville are facing several felony charges stemming from a string of home burglaries and vehicle break-ins that occurred shortly after Christmas in…
Read MoreBulldogs to play for championship; Eagles, Hawks fall
The Waterloo High School boys basketball team is on fire, having won seven straight games and nine of their last 10. This week the Bulldogs looked to defend their Sparta…
Read MoreSuccessful year for Operation Hope
Operation Hope, a program through Hope Christian Church, served 101 families this holiday season, helping them with Christmas gifts for children. Many people, civic organizations, and businesses supported Operation Hope…
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