Friday’s storm caused damage and power outages in local area
STORM DAMAGE–Craig Wilson shared these pictures following the storm on Aug. 25. Above, linemen worked late into the night to replace the broken transmission pole. […]
October trial date scheduled for Porter
Following a case management hearing on Aug. 28, it is looking like a trial will be held for Shawn Porter the week of Oct. 16. […]
Continuance made in case against Behiter
A motion to continue was filed last week in the case against Tracie Behiter. Behiter, 46, of Coulterville and the former clerk for the Village […]
Waterloo and Coulterville receive EPA loans for water systems
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (Illinois EPA) Director John J. Kim recently announced the issuance of more than $571 million in water infrastructure loans to local […]
Red Bud Chamber Business of the Month
The Red Bud Chamber of Commerce’s Business of the Month for August is Morrison Plumbing, Heating, Air and Electrical. Located at 124B Bunkum Road in […]
ROE and Sparta Library receive grants
In support of libraries, education and lifelong learning, Illinois Secretary of State and State Librarian Alexi Giannoulias announced that he has awarded over $21.4 million […]
Artwork presented to Trinity Lutheran School
SHARING HER TALENTS–Trinity alumna Cora Worthington recently made and presented the school with a piece of art. She is pictured with the art and some […]
Volleyball team wins championship
FIRST PLACE–The varsity volleyball team competed in their first tournament of the season at New Athens and brought home first place. Pictured kneeling from left: […]
Blessing box available
St. Peter UCC in Red Bud has set up a blessing box to help those in the community. They wanted to reach out to the […]
Two local men and organization honored as Volunteers of the Year
POSTHUMOUS RECOGNITION–Dennis FitzWilliam of Waterloo was honored as one of this year’s Illinois Department of Natural Resources Outstanding Volunteers of the Year. With his family’s […]