Posts Tagged ‘paywall’
Vehicle thieves nabbed in Columbia
Police were quick to act following a tip about a stolen car elsewhere in the metro east that drove into Columbia about shortly before 3:30 p.m. Thursday. An officer assigned…
Read MoreAnhydrous ammonia scare near Waterloo
The Waterloo Fire Department joined EMS personnel in responding about 7:50 p.m. Wednesday to what was initially thought to be an anhydrous ammonia leak at the Gateway FS fertilizer plant…
Read More‘Dogs drop high-scoring opener
There were points galore Saturday night between the Waterloo and Mt. Vernon football teams, but unfortunately the Bulldogs ran out of gas late in a 55-41 home loss to open…
Read MoreNot enough fireworks for Eagles
Not enough fireworks for Eagles Despite some second half fireworks – both on the field and in the sky – the Columbia High School football squad came up just short in…
Read MoreDupo football wins opener
The long drive north was worth it for the Dupo High School football team, which opened the season with a 41-0 victory at Port Byron Riverdale on Saturday afternoon. “We…
Read MoreGood starts for soccer ‘Dogs, Eagles
The high school boys soccer season has started strong for Waterloo and Columbia as the regular season schedule now shifts into high gear. Waterloo is 2-0 following wins over Mater…
Read MoreVolleyball season gets underway
A few local high school volleyball teams opened their seasons with tournament play as a kickstart to the fall campaign. Valmeyer (5-1) won four of five matches in the annual…
Read MoreVietnam vet flies again
A local veteran recently flew in the helicopter he called home during his tour of Vietnam, providing him with memories of his military service as well as the welcome home…
Read MoreKnobloch bowing out
Monroe County Board Chairman Dennis Knobloch, a Republican, announced Friday he is not seeking a new term as commissioner after his current term expires Nov. 30, 2024. Knobloch was appointed…
Read MoreFluid talks for splash pad
If last week’s meeting of the Waterloo City Council’s finance committee is an indication, work on the long-delayed splash pad at William Zimmer Memorial Park may begin as early as…
Read MoreManaging power during a heat wave
The Midwest endured a tremendous heat wave last week, with temperatures in the St. Louis area rising into the 100s toward the end of the week, the coolest temperatures sticking…
Read More10K Day at Helping Strays
Helping Strays is its 20th anniversary next year, but it was able to mark a different milestone last week when the 10,000th animal was adopted from Monroe County’s no-kill shelter.…
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