Posts Tagged ‘paywall’
Rain delays Creekside Park project
It seems fitting that the oft-delayed Creekside Park project in the northwest part of Columbia is once again facing a setback. After beginning excavation work in earnest in late March,…
Read MoreLate water sample for Waterloo
The City of Waterloo was notified by the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency of a violation in mid-April regarding another late sample from its new water treatment facility. Waterloo Mayor Stan…
Read MoreLocal couple sues State Farm
Monroe County residents Christopher and Melissa Kalbfleisch have sued State Farm Fire and Casualty Company for breach of contract, unreasonable delay in settling the couple’s claim and refusal to pay…
Read MoreCrash course on college
Several dozen local students met at the University of Illinois Extension Office at the Monroe County Annex in Waterloo on June 17 for the Building Life Skills workshop. Multiple organizations…
Read MoreMunsell to lead geospatial initiative
Waterloo native Mark Munsell, considered as one of the national geospatial industry’s most respected and well-known leaders, has signed on to guide St. Louis’ geospatial ecosystem into its next phase…
Read MoreMon-Clair teams ready for Midsummer Classic
All three local Mon-Clair League baseball squads were busy this past weekend ahead of what looks to be another exciting Valmeyer Midsummer Classic at Borsch Park over the July 4…
Read MoreAll-Local Softball Team
The Republic-Times coverage area saw three high school softball squads win regional titles this spring and six players named all-state, so the local diamonds were certainly shining with talent. Here’s…
Read MorePiranhas tackle Highland Pentathlon
The Waterloo Piranhas summer swim team took on fierce competition at the Highland Summer Pentathlon on Saturday. Known for its grueling format – requiring swimmers to compete in all four…
Read MorePritzker seeks third term
Gov. JB Pritzker announced Thursday he’s running for a potentially historic third term as governor in 2026. During his announcement speech in Chicago, Pritzker said he is running to “protect”…
Read MorePolice Blotter | 6-25-25
(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 MoreRight vs Wrong | Ott Observations
Our daily news cycle constantly features district court, appeals court and Supreme Court decisions about actions taken by our executive branch of government. We are a government fighting amongst ourselves. …
Read MoreMcDonald’s commercial | Mark’s Remarks
I’m not kidding you, I feel like crying is part of growing older. But I’m often quite surprised at what can cause me to tear up. Sometimes it’s annoying. Sometimes…
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