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Working out while doing the chores
One day in early April, Tammy Bauer found herself having one of those days. Too much to do around the house and no time left to squeeze in one of the workouts that had become so much a part of her new
Wood River to now supply most water
The Northeast Central County Public Water District will be able to purchase water from Wood River after the city council approved a resolution approving a intergovernmental agreement.
Madigan seeking mandate of new gun laws
Attorney General Lisa Madigan has filed a motion with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit that seeks a stay of its mandate to enact a new law governing the carrying of handguns in public.
Religion: Remember that nothing should own you
Ever since I was a child, I’ve been pondering the scripture verse that speaks about it being easier for a ‘camel to go through a needle’s eye than a rich man to enter heaven.”
A day to remember
While other areas of Edwardsville sustained damage, St. Louis Street and Randle Street appeared to be the targets of the straight-line winds — as high as 90 mph — that accompanied the May 31 thunderst
Village addresses utility bills
Roundabout construction delayed by recent weather
LCCC's College for Kids returns for 24th year
This year marks the 24th anniversary of College for Kids, an academic enrichment program for children in preschool and middle school, at Lewis and Clark Community College.
Glen Carbon eyes park rules
Guidelines for memorial trees and benches discussed by committee
City facilitates storm recovery
State of emergency declared through June 19
Ameren unable to transfer waiver for pollution controls
CHICAGO (AP) — Ameren Corp. cannot transfer a waiver from pollution controls at five coal-fired power plants when it sells the plants to Dynegy Inc., the Illinois Pollution Control Board said Thursday
Wildey Theatre is found to be hacked
Customers who have purchased tickets from the Wildey Theatre may have had their credit card numbers compromised by hackers, according to city officials.
Rotary offers tiles for playground project
Children and families have an opportunity to leave their handprint “literally” on the Edwardsville Rotary’s new playground scheduled to be built in the Edwardsville Township Park in September. The Ed
Holiday Shores hosts yard sale
The rain on Saturday morning kept some shoppers away from the Holiday Shores community wide yard sale, but sellers adapted to the inclement weather by staging their wares inside garages and setting up
Kay, Haine back proposed gun law
A bill that would make Illinois the last state to approve a concealed carry law was supported by state Sen. Dwight Kay, a Republican from Glen Carbon, and several other local lawmakers.
