Posts Tagged ‘paywall’
WJHS girls track wins regional
Pictured, the Waterloo Junior High School girls track team poses with its regional championship plaque last Tuesday at Belleville West. The girls qualified for the Southern Illinois Junior High School…
Read MoreHead-on crash west of Waterloo
Emergency personnel responded shortly after 5 p.m. Tuesday to a two-vehicle head-on crash in the area of 2550 Trout Camp Road near Deer Hill Road west of Waterloo. Injuries were…
Read MoreCar vs. motorcycle crash in Columbia
The Columbia police, fire and EMS departments responded along with the Monroe County Sheriff’s Department shortly before 5:10 p.m. Tuesday for a crash involving a car and motorcycle in the…
Read MoreWaterloo woman injured in Missouri crash
A local woman was hospitalized with injuries sustained in two-vehicle crash early Sunday afternoon north of Troy, Mo. According to a Missouri Highway Patrol crash report, a 2017 Chevrolet Silverado…
Read MoreMost of us should eat more fruits and veggies – Springtime produce can help | For Your Health
By Dr. Graham A. Colditz Siteman Cancer Center Spring always feels special. After even mild winters, the longer days, warmer temperatures and greener parks can lift our spirits and offer…
Read MoreEarly morning fire at Red Bud Catholic school
The Red Bud Fire Department responded shortly before 3 a.m. Sunday to a fire at St. John the Baptist Catholic School, 519 Hazel Street. Flames were reportedly observed at the…
Read MoreFriday scare at Gardner
Waterloo Superintendent of Schools Brian Charron has since sought to clear the air following a Friday morning incident at one of the elementary schools that prompted immediate response from several…
Read MoreLightning strikes Waterloo home
Emergency personnel responded shortly after 9:30 p.m. Wednesday to a reported lightning strike to a residence in the 1200 block of Remington Road off Country Club Lane in Waterloo. The…
Read MoreSoftballers ready to blossom
Rainy weather limited high school softball action of late, but the forecast looks promising for local teams to get back in a groove to close out the regular season. As…
Read MoreCPD sergeant never gave up
Columbia Police Sergeant Michael Conrad passed away early last week following a three-year battle with cancer, leaving his family and friends both in and out of uniform to mourn and…
Read MoreTrade show tops startUP year
Monroe County startUP hosted its annual trade show at 11 South in Columbia last Wednesday, with this year’s students displaying their various business ventures ranging from hand-crafted jewelry or soap…
Read MoreTipped wage woes
A bill in the Illinois House of Representatives could set the state’s tipped wage at the $14 minimum wage, though groups at the state level and local businesses suggest that…
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