Posts Tagged ‘paywall’
Drought tempers fall harvest
Farmers throughout Monroe and Randolph counties have recently been busy with the fall harvest as they take advantage of the dry weather and get outside, though lack of rain over…
Read MoreWPD sergeant settlement
The Waterloo City Council last week unanimously approved a “release, settlement and resignation agreement” with the second of two former police officers who had filed labor grievances under the prior…
Read MoreMillstadt’s Tin Man shines again
A 10-year endeavor to restore Millstadt’s historic former water tower has finally come to a close as the final brush stroke on the beloved “Tin Man” was performed earlier this…
Read MoreFeeling like a hero
The final 2023 trip organized by Land of Lincoln Honor Flight took place last Tuesday, providing a local veteran the opportunity to visit Washington, D.C., and experience a hero’s flight…
Read MoreColumbia school budget gets OK
The Columbia School Board met Thursday to discuss a number of matters, approving a tentative budget for the school year as well as moving forward on projects at Columbia High…
Read MoreColumbia gets taste of Mexico
Columbia welcomed a new business to the community back this summer, as El Paso MC Cocina opened its doors on Main Street. Ruben Zavala opened the restaurant alongside his wife…
Read MoreLawsuit over dog bite injuries
A Waterloo woman is being sued by her neighbor following a dog bite incident last year. According to the filing in Monroe County Circuit Court, Rebecca Wolf has sued her…
Read MoreTuesday evening crash in Columbia
Emergency personnel responded about 5:35 p.m. Tuesday to a crash on the ramp from Route 158 to northbound Route 3 in Columbia. A female occupant of the vehicle reportedly struck…
Read MoreLet’s talk baseball | Ott Observations
Part of the beauty of sports is they give us a break from all the stresses of daily life. And in this world of increased polarization, one thing virtually all…
Read MoreBlock party | Mark’s Remarks
Michelle is a good match for me, because she often has fanciful ideas that end up being excellent ones. After I unintentionally pop her idea bubble, bring up boring…
Read MorePolice Blotter | 9-20-23
(Information in this report is gathered from police agencies, county courts and emergency radio dispatch. The public is reminded that defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty and charges may…
Read MoreGas main struck in Valmeyer
The Valmeyer Fire Department responded shortly after 10:20 a.m. Monday to the report of a gas main struck by an excavator near Valmeyer Village Hall, 260 Knobloch Boulevard. The property…
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