Posts Tagged ‘paywall’
Supply chain issues threaten feast
Between higher costs and bigger birds, holiday dinners may look different this Thanksgiving. Like many others in the meat industry, Schneider’s Quality Meats in Waterloo and Schubert’s Smokehouse & Meat…
Read MoreMixed bag for Waterloo School Board
Masks, vaccines and taxes were topics at Monday night’s Waterloo School Board meeting, with the board, building administrators and public gathering in the Gardner Elementary cafeteria. COVID chatter Prior to…
Read MoreCharge filed in Ozarks boating incident that killed Waterloo man
A felony charge was filed Tuesday in Camden County, Mo., in connection with an August boating incident at the Lake of the Ozarks that resulted in the death of a…
Read MorePig-out planning | Mark’s Remarks
I’ve been dragging my patootie out of bed long before the sun comes up since mid-summer. You see, I finally made a plan I could stick to and finally collaborated…
Read MorePolice Blotter | 11-10-21
(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 MoreGas leak at Columbia home
The Columbia Fire Department responded along with police and EMS to a gas leak reported shortly after 3 p.m. Tuesday at 211 E. Plum in Columbia. Ameren was requested to…
Read MoreReckless driving arrest in Columbia
A Cahokia man was charged following a Friday morning incident in Columbia. Police said that at about 7 a.m., a black 2007 Ford Crown Victoria was traveling south on Old…
Read MoreGirls hoops tips off next week
The high school girls basketball season begins next week with two local tournaments. Columbia and Waterloo are part of an eight-team field competing in the Columbia Tip-Off Classic, which tips…
Read MoreDeath investigation in Columbia
The death of a 39-year-old man this past weekend in Columbia is under investigation. The Monroe County Coroner’s Office was requested Saturday morning to respond to the 100 block of…
Read MoreFunds sought for new Millstadt library
The Millstadt Library District Board recently learned its application with the State of Illinois for a construction grant resulted in an award of more than $1.2 million. This grant is…
Read MoreHawks fall at supersectional
The Gibault Catholic High School volleyball team ended its season just one win shy of state. The Hawks (21-17) lost in the Class 1A Raymond Supersectional on Friday night to…
Read MoreCross country locals finish strong
represented at the IHSA State Cross Country Meet in Peoria on Saturday. In the Class 2A girls race at Detweiller Park, Waterloo High School placed 17th as a team led…
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