Posts Tagged ‘paywall’
Pirates built to win this spring
With a solid returning core from a team that went 18-3 and won a regional title last season, there’s plenty of optimism surrounding the Valmeyer High School softball program this…
Read MoreGibault baseball preaches patience
The Gibault Catholic High School baseball program lost valuable seniors from last year’s Class 1A state title team, but there are key pieces returning. Those players will be looked on…
Read MoreHawks learning on the fly
A new head coach is in charge of a Gibault Catholic High School softball squad that is trying to put the pieces together for success. The Hawks won only two…
Read MoreHawks ready to take flight
Gibault second year head coach Ryan Haas is looking to build on the success his team had in his first season. “Making it to a regional final was a good…
Read MoreTigers want to win the close games
The Dupo High School baseball program will try to improve on a 4-17 campaign from a year ago. Five of those losses were of the one-run variety, so there’s some…
Read MoreTigers growing together
The Dupo High School softball program has hit the reset button with a brand new coach and 10 underclassmen on its 2024 roster. The Tigers went 8-12 last year. Running…
Read MoreWHS tennis causing a racket
The Waterloo High School boys tennis squad is off to a solid start this spring with an overall record of 7-2. The Bulldogs won their flight at the Edwardsville Tournament…
Read MoreClearing the haze of Vietnam
The City of Waterloo once again recognized Vietnam veterans on Friday, with the community gathering at the Veterans Memorial in Lakeview Park to recognize not only those who served throughout…
Read MoreGoing bald for the cause
For the fourth year in a row, members of the community will soon be gathering at Ace’s Wild in Columbia as folks have their heads shaved for the sake of…
Read MoreRidin’ the storms out
Severe Weather Preparedness Month may have just ended, but lessons on how and when to alert the public about Mother Nature’s wrath continue to be learned through each passing storm.…
Read MoreCASA cares for kids
April is designated as National Child Abuse Prevention Month by the U.S. government and numerous organizations which work toward caring for and improving the lives of young people suffering neglect…
Read MoreCircuit clerk’s office adapts
In the past four years, Monroe County Circuit Clerk Lisa Fallon and her deputy directors have faced several unique challenges: the COVID-19 pandemic, creation and implementation of a new judicial…
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