Posts Tagged ‘paywall’
Sunday rollover crash near YMCA
Columbia fire, police and EMS and the Monroe County Sheriff’s Department responded about 3:45 p.m. Sunday to a two-vehicle rollover crash on Route 3 at EE Road near the Monroe…
Read MoreSaturday night crash north of Maeystown
Emergency personnel responded shortly after 11:50 p.m. Saturday to the report of a vehicle that crashed into a treeline in the area of Koch Road at Maeys Road north of…
Read MoreWednesday evening crashes in Columbia
Emergency personnel responded to two separate crashes in Columbia during the early Wednesday evening rush hour commute. At about 5:15 p.m., the Columbia Fire Department and Columbia EMS joined police…
Read MoreBaseball Bulldogs heating up
A few local teams are playing solid baseball as the high school regular season kicks into gear. Waterloo (14-6-1) has won six straight and eight of its past nine contests.…
Read MoreSoccer squads eye stretch run
The postseason is near for local high school girls soccer squads seeking to enter regional action playing at their best. Waterloo (11-2-1) posted recent wins as it prepares to wrap…
Read MoreWHS boys tennis battling hard
The Waterloo High School boys tennis squad is hoping to be playing at its best with conference and sectional play looming in the not-too-distant future. The Bulldogs are 9-7 overall…
Read MoreSoftballers maintain their focus
In local high school softball action, a rivalry showdown took place Friday, and another squad continues to roll. The Columbia and Waterloo softball teams met Friday at Eagleview Elementary, with…
Read MoreHearts pouring for Amari
A 1-year-old boy born with a developmental disorder recently underwent his second open-heart surgery, and his family is grateful for the support this community has shown over the past year.…
Read MoreWorldly welcome at Gibault
Gibault Catholic High School has seen a number of students from all over the world come to the school for a semester, a year or even an entire high school…
Read MoreYouth mental health concerns
With a recent round of grants from the Illinois Department of Health and Human Services and the country still dealing with effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, mental health remains a…
Read MoreColumbia OKs budget, rate increases
Columbia water and sewer customers are facing a rate increase of 10 percent, but the money is not going down the drain. During the Columbia City Council meeting Monday night,…
Read MoreFire and FFA for Columbia schools
Last week’s Columbia School Board meeting involved talk of a recent incident at Columbia High School as well as varied discussion on a number of other district matters. In his…
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