Posts Tagged ‘paywall’
Such great heights for Eagles at state
Ending a 12-year drought, the Columbia High School cheerleading squad got back to the top of the podium with two of its all-time best routines this weekend at the IHSA…
Read MoreGirls basketballers ready for regionals
The postseason is about to begin for local high school girls basketball squads. Regional tournament action starts Saturday for three of the four local hoops teams. Columbia (21-7) is hosting…
Read MoreBoys hoopsters have the hops
With the regular season nearing its end, local high school boys hoops squads are turning their focus to positioning themselves for a solid playoff showing. Columbia (21-5) entered Tuesday’s Cahokia…
Read MoreWHS wrestling sending 7 to sectional
While the Waterloo High School boys wrestlers finished second as a team during Saturday’s regional meet held in its home gym, seven individuals found the podium and will travel to…
Read MoreWJHS boys hoops makes state
The Waterloo Junior High School boys basketball team won a Southern Illinois Junior High School Athletic Association Class L regional title Thursday night to advance to the state tournament. The…
Read MoreGirls bowlers advance to sectional
The Waterloo and Columbia high school girls bowling teams are sending two individuals each to the IHSA Mt. Vernon Sectional this Saturday by virtue of solid performances at the Collinsville…
Read MoreRaging ‘Dogs on the brink
The season was on the line as the Freeburg-Waterloo Raging Bulldogs took to the ice Tuesday night. The Raging Bulldogs battled Granite City in game one of the Mississippi Valley…
Read MoreBarrel racing team eyes Texas
A young Waterloo woman and her horse will compete in one of the top junior national rodeo events this spring. Payton Weber, a high school senior, has previously competed…
Read MoreReal Estate Transactions | Jan. 27-31
The location of real estate transactions with only the parcel number listed may be viewed be entering the number on the Monroe County GIS website ‘Parcel Viewer.’ All transactions may…
Read MoreA nobility competition | Ott Observations
This past Jan. 20 was an unusually noteworthy day for all Americans. It was the day we inaugurated a new president, once again transferring power peacefully in a rite of…
Read MorePolice Blotter | 2-5-25
(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 MoreQuiet! We’re on the air | Mark’s Remarks
When I was growing up, I often remember how my family bragged about good manners. I came from hard-working farm folk, and clean houses, clean cars, clean kids and good…
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