Posts Tagged ‘paywall’
I-255 pursuit ends in arrest
The Columbia Police Department and Monroe County Sheriff’s Department assisted area law enforcement agencies late Thursday night with a pursuit that started out of the area and ended near Dupo.…
Read More‘Flora and Son’ | Movie Review
Movie critics and writers often try to sound eloquent and high-brow when reviewing movies. They use metaphors. They compare movie characters to great characters in literature or find correlations between…
Read MoreDriver in police pursuit ordered held in jail
The Monroe County Sheriff’s Department, with assistance from Columbia police and the Metro East Auto Theft Task Force, successfully apprehended two suspects following a Friday morning pursuit connected to a…
Read MoreVolleyball squads sitting pretty
With more matches down than are yet to be played this fall, a few local high school volleyball squads are turning heads as postseason time nears. Valmeyer is among those…
Read MoreSoccer season in home stretch
Only a few games remain in the high school boys soccer regular season as regional play lurks just around the corner. Gibault (3-8) picked up a much needed victory last…
Read MoreFootball teams falter again
For the second straight week, all three local high school football squads suffered defeat Friday night. Waterloo (1-4) lost to a tough Mississippi Valley Conference opponent Friday at Highland (4-1),…
Read MoreCan’t catch WHS girls XC
The Waterloo High School girls cross country team continues to blaze trails this fall, winning two more meets. On Saturday, the Bulldogs won the Freeburg Invitational at Smithton Community Park…
Read MoreWork to begin on new soccer complex
The St. Louis Steamers Soccer Club announced that a groundbreaking ceremony for a new state-of-the-art facility will take place 9 a.m. Friday at its future stadium site located at the…
Read MoreDrought 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…
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