Posts Tagged ‘paywall’
Tariff turbulence on local minds
Tariffs imposed by the Trump Administration last week have dominated the national news cycle with substantial ramifications for international trade, and Monroe County is not excluded from any impacts as…
Read MoreLibrary delivery in doubt
The Illinois Heartland Library System provides 520 libraries in the southern half of Illinois the ability to share physical resources through a delivery system at no cost to library patrons.…
Read MoreNew biz, old tower topics for Waterloo
The Waterloo City Council on Monday night took action to advance the development of a new business in town and also preserve an iconic structure. Aldermen gave the go-ahead on…
Read MoreCounty hears project updates
With winter in the rearview mirror, Monroe County Engineer Aaron Metzger is eager to begin at least one project this year. During Monday’s meeting of the Monroe County Board, Metzger…
Read MoreSchool projects on the way in Millstadt
Millstadt students and residents alike will get to enjoy some new recreational facilities as the school district recently approved construction of a track, soccer field and playground. Millstadt Superintendent of…
Read MoreElection results for county neighbors
While emphasis was placed on the competitive Waterloo races and other elections in Monroe County last week, the consolidated election also had some items of concern on the ballot for…
Read MoreColumbia native authors second book
A Columbia native is releasing his second book following a successful debut writing about pro wrestling and its adoring fans. Dr. Jeremy Housewright announced the release of his second book…
Read MoreMixed results on the baseball diamond
The local high school baseball scene has been subdued of late due to rain putting a damper on scheduling. With playable fields this week, the games resumed. Columbia (3-5) is…
Read MoreSoftballers back at it after the rain
Local high school softball action has been limited of late due to rainy weather over the past week, but clearer skies means a return to the diamond. Waterloo (6-2) picked…
Read MoreSoccer girls keep battling
It’s been a positive start to the spring for all three local high school girls soccer squads. Gibault (8-3) has generated excitement for its program that hasn’t been experienced in…
Read MoreCollege track scene has local flavor
A solid number of former local high school track and field standouts are competing at the college level this spring. Waterloo High School has no less than nine former tracksters…
Read MorePolice Blotter | 4-2-25
(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…
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