Posts Tagged ‘paywall’
Girls hoops regionals underway
The high school girls basketball season has come to an early end for most local squads, but a couple of teams are still hanging on. Gibault (12-18) is a surprise…
Read MoreWHS wrestler heading to state
The Waterloo High School wrestling team sent seven members to the IHSA Class 2A Mahomet Sectional this past weekend. While only one Bulldogs wrestler qualified for state, even more history…
Read MoreFalcons 4th at state
The Ss. Peter & Paul Catholic School eighth grade boys basketball team concluded Southern Illinois Junior High School Athletic Association Class S state tournament play Saturday at Rend Lake College…
Read MoreSmith returning to state
The IHSA girls wrestling sectionals took place this past weekend, with Valmeyer’s Avery Smith competing in Peoria. Smith, who wrestles for Red Bud High School, placed third in the 125-pound…
Read MoreHockey playoffs rage on
One hockey team’s season came to an end, while another’s gets back going this week. The Mississippi Valley Club Hockey Association playoffs are underway, with both the Columbia Eagles and…
Read MorePolice chiefs share common bond
With a new police chief in Waterloo stepping into his role just last month, it was recently learned that the heads of two local police departments share a long and…
Read MoreShelter from the storm
For over a decade, a local man has been striving to help sick individuals in the community recover from their illnesses through faith. Just a few months ago, he decided…
Read MoreQueen catching her breath
After a two-week back-to-back drawdown that awarded over $250,000 to two lucky recipients, the Queen of Hearts drawing in support of Ss. Peter & Paul Catholic School in Waterloo is…
Read MoreWaterloo has new fire chief
A new firefighter stepped into the role of chief in Waterloo toward the end of last year after two decades of service in the department. Lifelong Waterloo resident Mike Lloyd…
Read MoreNew VPD officer returns home
The Valmeyer Police Department recently brought on a new full-time hire, welcoming an experienced officer back home after a lengthy career outside the community. Having grown up in the village,…
Read MoreNew hearing on Columbia biz district
The City of Columbia will host another public hearing to field questions and concerns about a proposed new Route 3/I-255 business district at the northern part of town. The hearing…
Read MoreEarly voting starts strong
Monroe County Clerk Jonathan McLean reported a strong first day of early voting on Thursday. “We had 27 voters yesterday. It was busy,” he said Friday. “We normally have less…
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