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If rates rise, what should become of bonds?
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?
Ask the Lawyer: Money damages sought in many kinds of cases
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
Bulk produce purchases will continue
Clubhouse serves as distribution center
New official seal approved for SIUE
Year of university's establishment featured
District outlines $4 million in cuts
Participation, textbook fees will increase
Board finalizes details for event
Sam's Club donates to Homecoming
Storm hammers city
Thousands of Edwardsville residents remain without power Saturday following Friday night's severe storm.
New members appointed to board
By all accounts, the turnout of 110 members to the Holishor Association’s annual meeting conducted on May 18 was a welcome surprise.
Village to erect no parking sign
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.
Local women opening new preschool option
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
Tribute conducted for former mayor
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.
Parents speak out for middle school model
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
