Posts Tagged ‘columbia’
Columbia apartment destroyed by fire
An apartment was heavily damaged by smoke and fire in Columbia on Wednesday night. The fire occurred sometime before 7:40 p.m. Wednesday in the upper rear portion of 120 North…
Read MoreWaterloo makes CYC tourney final; Eagles fall
Games between conference rivals are always difficult. They are even more difficult when a spot in a tournament championship game is on the line. The Waterloo Bulldogs soccer squad was able…
Read MoreEagles claw past Carlyle, 38-19
Columbia received another big game from running back Lou Isringhaus and its defense stepped it up in the second half as the Eagles flew past Carlyle on Friday night, 38-19.…
Read MoreCHS boys soccer | Team of the Week
The Republic-Times Team of the Week is the Columbia High School soccer team. Jason Mathenia’s squad is 10-0-2 on the season after Wednesday’s tie with Triad in the CYC Tournament…
Read MoreKerstan Panzau and Lou Isringhaus | Athletes of the Week
The Republic-Times co-Athletes of the Week are Waterloo High School football player Kerstan Panzau and Columbia High School football player Lou Isringhaus. Panzau had an outstanding defensive effort against Mascoutah…
Read MoreVolleyball teams start conference play with wins
Local high school volleyball teams are cruising into conference play, posting recent wins ahead of more key match-ups. Valmeyer is 14-6 on the season following a third place finish in…
Read MorePetition process begins for April election
The first day to pick up petition packets to file as candidates for the April 7, 2015, municipal elections was Tuesday. The first date to file petitions is Dec. 15…
Read MoreFire call at Garden Place in Columbia
The Columbia Fire Department responded shortly before 4 p.m. Tuesday to the Garden Place elder care facility for a fire alarm. There was a report of smoke in a hallway…
Read MoreEagles win at Wesclin, 37-14
The Columbia High School football team found itself in an early 14-0 hole at Wesclin on Friday night, but the Eagles defense settled in and the offense got its ground…
Read MoreThings looking up for local high school soccer teams
The Waterloo soccer team is on fire. After an up-and-down start to the season, the ‘Dogs have won five straight games, and don’t appear to be stopping anytime soon. One…
Read MoreTax rebate approved for Columbia development
The Columbia City Council on Monday night approved a tax rebate agreement with Columbia Land Management, the development company owned by Joe and Patricia Koppeis which plans to build a…
Read MoreRivals Gibault, Columbia battle to intense 1-1 tie
When rivals Gibault and Columbia meet on the soccer field, fans can count on seeing a close, tough, tense, physical and hard-fought game. Tuesday night’s match at Oerter Park was…
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