Posts Tagged ‘paywall’
Non-injury crash on I-255 in Columbia
Emergency personnel responded shortly after 3:30 p.m. Wednesday to a two-vehicle crash on I-255 southbound at the Columbia exit onto Route 3 across from George Weber Chevrolet. Initial reports indicate…
Read MoreBulldogs cool off the Eagles
Can anyone stop Columbia? That was a question many area squads had been asking of late. But on Tuesday night, it was Waterloo that answered “we can.” The Columbia High…
Read MoreWednesday crash near Hecker
The Hecker Fire Department and Millstadt EMS responded about 12:15 p.m. Wednesday for a report of a vehicle off the road near the intersection of Route 159 at Probst Road…
Read MoreGirls teams ready to launch
A couple of rivalry games are coming up in high school girls hoops as the regular season schedule begins to wind down. Waterloo (9-14) split two recent contests ahead of…
Read MoreHockey playoffs on the horizon
Just a couple of games remain on the regular season schedule for local hockey squads as they try to lock in the best possible positioning for the Mississippi Valley Club…
Read MoreAnnbriar among top courses in U.S.
A prestigious Waterloo golf course recently received another ace in the hole via a top 10 ranking on a national website. Golfpass.com recently ranked its “Top 50 U.S. Public Golf…
Read MoreZahnow expansion set to begin
A major construction project will soon be taking place in the Waterloo School District as WJ Zahnow Elementary School prepares for a year-long construction project that’s been in the works…
Read MoreA goodbye to Waterloo wanderer
A familiar face in Waterloo passed away recently, and while he didn’t share much of himself with others, many are sure to miss the sight of him walking through town…
Read MoreDance to culture in Columbia
The Columbia Rotary Club will soon be hosting a group of young ambassadors from Armenia to offer locals a small glimpse into their culture, art and history. St. Paul’s Lutheran…
Read MoreNew vision for SWIC-Red Bud
The Southwestern Illinois College campus in Red Bud has offered an array of education needs for locals since 1985 when it first welcomed over 300 students. While the figure naturally…
Read MoreColumbia welcomes faculty kids
The Columbia School Board met for its first meeting of the year last Thursday, and though there was little on the agenda, the sole action item wound up dominating much…
Read MoreColumbia talks road improvements
Travel was the main topic of interest during the first meeting of the year for the Columbia City Council last Tuesday. Columbia City Engineer Chris Smith began discussion by updating…
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