Edwardsville Newspaper

Summer has already started for school children and for parents it’s only a matter of time before the kids utter the two most dreaded words, “I’m bored.”

By BILL TUCKER

Interest rates are at historic lows. But they will rise eventually. If you invest in fixed-income vehicles, such as bonds, what might higher rates mean for you?

Question: I read your last article about specific performance, and I appreciate you writing it because so few authors explain such an intricacy. I was wondering about the money damages you referenced

Clubhouse serves as distribution center

Year of university's establishment featured

Participation, textbook fees will increase

Sam's Club donates to Homecoming

Thousands of Edwardsville residents remain without power Saturday following Friday night's severe storm.

By all accounts, the turnout of 110 members to the Holishor Association’s annual meeting conducted on May 18 was a welcome surprise.

With the distance and manner agreed upon, the Glen Carbon Village Board authorized a no parking zone on South Main Street near the Wooden Nickel Pub and Grill.

The saying “a parent is a child’s first teacher” is one that is often tossed around, yet frequently disregarded once a child begins school. However, our area’s newest preschool option truly takes the

Three-hundred-and-fifty of Gary Niebur's closest friends came to the Wildey Theatre Wednesday night to honor him for his dedication and commitment to Edwardsville.

When the Edwardsville District 7 Board of Education negotiated last summer with the Edwardsville Education Association (teachers’ union) to reduce the middle school teaching staff by 10 positions and

Erato Wine Bar and Restaurant, located at 126 North Main St. in Edwardsville, will be closing its doors for good Saturday night at the end of business.  Although Edwardsville will sadly say goodbye to

“Back to the Future” isn’t on the Wildey Theatre’s movie list any time soon although its musical lineup certainly has a nostalgic feel to it.

There are certain things that no matter  how much practice,  you can never really be ready for. But that doesn’t mean that the practice is any less valuable.

Opposition to a plan to connect the existing Willow Creek subdivision to a proposed subdivision became very apparent at the Plan Commission meeting recently.

The Madison County Association for Home and Community Education held its 77th annual meeting and welcomed approximately 105 members at the Leclaire Church in Edwardsville on April 29th.

Donations delivered to Moore, Okla.