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Council approves budget for new fiscal year
The city council wrapped up final business for the last fiscal year and made the final preparations for the upcoming fiscal year at Monday's Sine Die meeting.
Centennial Library gets set for summer
The controllers never wear out, the tires never go flat and the SPF is never a concern.
Internet sales tax stirs county debate
Empowering states to collect sales taxes for purchases over the Internet would end tax-free shopping online and it would not only level the playing field for brick-and-mortar stores, it would bring in
Patton sworn in as mayor
It was a chance to look back at the successes of the past year and chart the path forward Tuesday night with Edwardsville’s 26th mayor, Hal Patton, taking the oath of office and delivering the state o
EAC to present 4-person exhibit
Connections are a driving force in our daily lives that can help propel us forward into new relationships and situations we might not otherwise engage in.
Man gets 20 years in murder plot
A Granite City man was sentenced Thursday to 20 years in prison for his role in a bizarre scheme to electrocute a wealthy man and blame it on the man’s cat.
Niebur attends last meeting
At Monday's Edwardsville City Council meeting, the city said farewell to two dedicated and hardest working members – Mayor Gary Niebur and Alderman Richard Rezabek.
Suspect claims he has weapon during hold up
Edwardsville Police, with assistance from the Illinois State Police, Glen Carbon Police and Granite City Police, are searching for a subject who robbed Scott Credit Union on Route 157 in Edwardsville
Callis exits with "heavy heart"
Chief Judge Ann Callis bade farewell Monday to the Circuit Clerk employees and the security personnel at the Madison County Courthouse.
