Posts Tagged ‘paywall’
Rollover crash east of Waterloo
Emergency personnel responded about 4:20 p.m. Thursday to a rollover crash on J Road near Route 156 east of Waterloo. A black 2002 Ford F250 went off the roadway and…
Read MoreFire call at Columbia business
The Columbia Fire Department responded shortly before 2 p.m. Thursday to an electrical fire on a panel at the side of Hentscher-Johnson Orthodontics, 220 Admiral Trost Road. The fire was…
Read MoreThursday morning I-255 crashes
Emergency responders were busy handling multiple crashes Thursday morning on I-255 westbound on and near the Jefferson Barracks Bridge into St. Louis County. The Columbia Fire Department and Columbia EMS…
Read MoreCharges in tow truck tragedy
Nearly a year after the death of a local tow truck driver, charges were filed in connection with the incident. Jason Hale, 48, of DeSoto, Mo., was charged Oct. 10…
Read MoreHelping more than strays
With 20 years of service toward animals in the community, Helping Strays of Monroe County continues to strive toward connecting pets with their ideal families. Helping Strays Executive Director Trisha…
Read MoreOperation Snowball gets rolling
Emphasizing the importance of student leadership, the Monroe County Coalition for Drug-Free Communities met earlier this month to talk about Operation Snowball and some of the progress currently being made…
Read MoreProgress on Columbia bridge, park
While nearly all of last week’s Columbia City Council meeting was a closed session, the “Columbia Quarterly” city newsletter provided updates about the Carl Street Bridge project and plans for…
Read MoreObernagel honored at McKendree
McKendree University in Lebanon honored several of its accomplished alumni during an awards ceremony Oct. 11 at the Hettenhausen Center for the Arts on campus. Chosen by the alumni board,…
Read MoreBig wins for Bulldogs, Eagles
In local high school football action, Waterloo and Columbia again posted impressive wins Friday night. Waterloo (6-1) won 41-0 at Civic Memorial. Bulldogs quarterback Conrad Lindhorst threw for 154 yards…
Read MoreVolleyballers go pink for the cause
The Waterloo and Gibault volleyball programs met for their annual “Dig Pink” match on Thursday, with the greater cause being to raise funds for breast cancer research. “One of the…
Read MorePostseason push begins
Ready or not, regional time is here for local high school boys soccer squads. Columbia (19-3-1) looks more than ready, having won three recent matches in blowouts. On Monday, the…
Read MoreJunior high cross country runners make state
Four teams and two individuals will represent Monroe County this weekend at the Southern Illinois Junior High School Athletic Association state cross country meet in DuQuoin. The Waterloo Junior High…
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