Posts Tagged ‘paywall’
Coffee drive-thru coming to Waterloo
Scooter’s Coffee, a Midwest-based drive-thru coffee franchise, is bringing new locations to Waterloo and O’Fallon. This expansion is the result of a four-unit franchise agreement recently signed by local business…
Read MoreRoider case goes to the jury
The fate of Kyle Roider is officially now in the hands of the jury. After Roider took the stand as the defense’s first and only witness and the conclusion of…
Read MoreGo big or go home: Dairy farmers reflect on industry changes
For the Parkers and the Reinhardts, dairy farming literally runs in their blood. Both families have witnessed and adapted to changes in the industry over the years. According to a…
Read MoreRoider trial ends second day
Thanks to DNA testing, ballistics and a detailed autopsy, the jury on Thursday gained a technical look into Steven Becker’s death during the second day of testimony in the trial…
Read MorePickleball proving popular
Waterloo is the latest local municipality to catch pickleball fever. The Waterloo Park District Board held a special meeting last Monday night to approve construction of a pickleball court at…
Read MoreHigh school golf season tees off
Drivers, fairways and putts, oh my. The high school golf season is underway for local teams as players try to see how low they can go. The Waterloo High School girls…
Read MoreBulldogs hungry for battle
The Waterloo High School football team is hungry to show its recent return to winning was no fluke. The Bulldogs, under veteran head coach Dan Rose, surprised many in the…
Read MoreEagles ready to reload
The Columbia High School football program is synonymous with winning. The Eagles went 5-1 this past spring in a shortened season due to COVID, and are 23-4 over the past…
Read MoreFootball Tigers ready to roar
It’s a quick turn-around for high school football, which played a rare spring season this year due to COVID delays. Dupo went 3-3 last season and lost 1,000-yard rusher Camden…
Read MoreBulldogs eager to bounce back
With more than half of the squad being underclassmen, youth is the driving force of the Waterloo High School soccer program. But the Bulldogs do have several seniors to lean…
Read MoreEagles young but quick on the pitch
Even though it’s only been a few months since the Columbia High School boys soccer last took to the turf for competition, much has changed. Gone due to graduation are…
Read MoreHaudrich’s Hawks ready to fly
Gibault head boys soccer coach Darryn Haudrich is hoping to go out with a bang this fall. Haudrich is resigning as coach of the Hawks effective at the conclusion of…
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