Posts Tagged ‘paywall’
Allene H. Becker | Obituary
Allene H. Becker, 97, of Evansville, died peacefully June 27, 2023, at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, O’Fallon. She was born to the late Walter and Margaret (nee Simpson) Heuman on…
Read MoreWednesday rollover near fairgrounds
The Waterloo Fire Department, Monroe County Sheriff’s Department and Monroe County EMS responded shortly after noon Wednesday for a pickup truck rollover crash in the 4100 block of Route 156…
Read MoreBaseball like it oughta be at Borsch Park
Organizers of the 2023 Valmeyer Midsummer Classic baseball tournament at Borsch Park are continuing a “turn back the clock” theme from last year’s 50th anniversary – fitting since many fans…
Read MoreLocals named scholar athletes
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch recently released its 57th annual Scholar Athlete Program, with five local graduating seniors highlighted. Per the newspaper, these are young men and women who lettered in…
Read MoreWednesday rollover on Keim Road
The Waterloo Fire Department and other emergency personnel responded shortly after 11 a.m. Wednesday for a one-vehicle rollover crash with possible injury at 3460 Keim Road. A red pickup truck…
Read MorePiranhas pick up wins
The Waterloo Piranhas won two recent meets as the summer swim season splashes on. On Saturday, the Piranhas narrowly topped the rival Columbia Hurricanes by a score of 293-278 at…
Read MoreA dry time for farmers
With farmers finishing up the summer wheat harvest amid a substantial drought, it’s currently looking to be a mixed year for agriculture in Monroe County. Per Farm Week, the entire…
Read MoreGender issue divides further
The Waterloo School Board saw another board meeting Monday with turnout comparable to its March meeting, with the community once again impassioned about transgender students accessing gendered bathrooms at Waterloo…
Read MoreSigns point up for Eleanor
A young cancer survivor who’s become exceptionally well-known in the community was recently honored at a Waterloo City Council meeting, where it was announced that a street in town will…
Read MoreShort Fuze lighting up Monroe County
The Fourth of July is in just a few days, and residents of Monroe County will soon be enjoying cookouts alongside the biggest staple of the holiday: fireworks. While some…
Read MoreMan set on fire in Red Bud
A man with an extensive criminal history is in jail once again following a disturbing incident last Wednesday night in Red Bud. Red Bud Police Chief John Brittingham told the…
Read MoreMoving back home | Mark’s Remarks
While I was in college, I lived in my own apartment. By the time I got to college, I had already been to junior college for a couple of years…
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