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Bulldog wrestlers tie IHSA record
On Tuesday, the Waterloo High School wrestling team became the 28th school in Illinois history to score the most points in a dual meet. “It was a perfect night,” first-year…
Read MorePat Bieber | Athlete of the Week
Waterloo wrestler Pat Bieber is this week’s Republic-Times Athlete of the Week. The Bulldog junior took home the first place trophy at the Civic Memorial meet over the weekend, competing…
Read MoreWaterloo projects, services garner acclaim
Waterloo city officials were heaping praise all around Monday night at City Hall while announcing three recent award-winning efforts. First, Waterloo Mayor Tom Smith and public works director Tim Birk…
Read MoreWaterloo’s Bieber takes 1st at Civic Memorial Tourney
Two weeks into the wrestling season and Waterloo is 5-2, coming off an 11th place finish, with a score of 94, at Saturday’s 16-team Civic Memorial Tournament. Bulldog junior Pat…
Read MoreMan awarded $3.2 million in lawsuit against bar
Early Thursday evening, a Monroe County jury awarded more than $3.2 million to a 47-year-old Waterloo man who was severely injured during a February 2010 incident at Fourth Street Bar…
Read MoreColumbia, Gibault girls post Thursday night wins
It was a victorious evening of high school basketball for area girls teams on Thursday. Both Columbia and Gibault posted road wins. The Eagles (6-0) defeated Wesclin (2-6), 48-38. Columbia…
Read MoreWaterloo school in online voting contest
Gardner Elementary School in Waterloo has been nominated for a “Power a Bright Future” grant from the Clorox Company and can win up to $50,000 toward new playground equipment. After…
Read MoreWinter Sports Previews 2012-13
The winter sports season is already under way, and the Republic-Times is here to give you a preview of each of the teams you will see this year. Our Winter…
Read MoreNaber awarded prestigious Marshall Scholarship
Jonathan Naber of Waterloo has been awarded a Marshall Scholarship. Each year, about 40 students from the United States are selected as Marshall Scholars for postgraduate study at a university…
Read MoreWaterloo man turns hobby into 36-year second career
Even though it has been an enjoyable hobby these past 36 years, longtime Waterloo saw and tool sharpener Burton Stumpf is closing up his basement shop for good on Saturday.…
Read MoreWaterloo Lions ‘Share the Feast’ again this Thanksgiving
The Waterloo Lions Club once again hosted a successful “Share the Feast” dinner this Thanksgiving, offering free meals in the Ss. Peter & Paul Catholic School cafeteria as well as…
Read MoreWaterloo Bowling | Winter Preview 2012-13
The Waterloo High School Bowling team has strength in numbers, both in their roster and in their average scores this season. So far, the Bulldogs are off to a good…
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