Illinois Journals
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Long Lake Fire Department receives animal oxygen masks
Human life comes first when firefighters drive up to a house that's on fire. But after that, said Long Lake Fire Department Chief Danny Kreher, they feel good saving the pets families cherish.
May 28, 2012 | 5:30 am | (
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Expanded weekend marks Horseradish Festival’s silver anniversary
At 25 years old, the Collinsville International Horseradish Festival has matured beyond its humble roots as a downtown picnic to this year expanding into a three-day event.
May 24, 2012 | 1:00 pm | (
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Anderson Hospital clinic tests for sleep disorders
With wires attached to his head, face, hand, chest and leg, Anderson Hospital Center for Sleep Medicine patient Robert Adam wasn't going to have the most comfortable night last week during an overnight sleep study at the Maryville clinic.
May 24, 2012 | 5:30 am | (
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Granite City Scholarship Foundation awards $36,000 in scholarships
Eighteen Granite City High School graduates last week joined more than 1,000 high school alums who have received help in attending college from the Granite City Scholarship Foundation.
May 24, 2012 | 3:15 am | (
top headlines
On the job with a Madison County death investigator
Deborah B. von Nida's job is following tragedy. When someone in Madison County is killed in …
Granite City Council could legalize video gambling
Legal gambling may be coming to Granite City bars and fraternal clubs.
- Long Lake Fire Department receives animal oxygen masks
- Expanded weekend marks Horseradish Festival’s silver anniversary
- Make a splash this weekend in Collinsville
- Anderson Hospital clinic tests for sleep disorders
- Granite City Scholarship Foundation awards $36,000 in scholarships
- Deep roots: Collinsville's long-lasting claim to horseradish capital
- Looking forward to future as first-grader
- A snapshot of the Collinsville High School's graduating class
- Man who drove car into church may have had a heart attack
- PHOTOS: Collinsville High School graduation
- PHOTOS: Granite City High School graduation
- Reading to a dog at the Glen Carbon library
photo gallery
Granite City won’t require display of vehicle stickers with picture of church
Granite City Treasurer Gail Valle said she just wanted to honor a Granite City institution when she had vehicle license stickers printed show a pic…
Read the full story- Anderson Hospital clinic tests for sleep disorders
- Long Lake Fire Department receives animal oxygen masks
- On the job with a Madison County death investigator
- Flags to be placed on graves at Granite City cemeteries
- Granite City police arrest several on burglary charges
- Sheriff warns of prize scam
- Take-back day collects more than 1,000 pounds of meds
- Granite City Council could legalize video gambling
- Man who drove car into church may have had a heart attack
- Collinsville police arrest several on possession charges
- Collinsville approves contract with firefighters
Looking forward to future as first-grader
Instead of a cap and gown, Thomas Halbrook wore a teal-and-white-striped polo shirt. But that didn't matter to his mom, dad, grandma, granddad and …
Read the full story- A snapshot of the Collinsville High School's graduating...
- United Way honors teachers
- Soccer star heads to McKendree
- Granite City Scholarship Foundation awards $36,000 in s...
- Church hosts children’s summer program
- Reunion coming up for Granite City 'Old Grads'
- Outstanding Kahoks recognized
- Back to the Civil War
- PHOTOS: Collinsville High School graduation
- PHOTOS: Granite City High School graduation
- Collinsville Middle School student writes song for scho...
Reading to a dog at the Glen Carbon library
As a shy 8-year-old, Emma Baer isn't very comfortable reading out loud in school. But mom Laura Baer is hoping certified therapy dogs Norm and Chou…
Read the full story- Expanded weekend marks Horseradish Festival’s silver an...
- Sign up for summer reading program at Collinsville's li...
- Flaunt your classic car at Edwardsville's Route 66 Fest...
- Anderson nurses team received top honor
- Granite City parish picnic to have family-friendly prices
- Festival looking for entrants for bloody Mary contest
- Have what it takes to be Princess Tomato?
- Physicians will discuss knee pain in Glen Carbon
- Ceremony at Glenwood Cemetery will honor veterans
- Spring Mission Festival planned in Collinsville
- Make a splash this weekend in Collinsville
crime
- Granite City police arrest several on burglary char…
- Sheriff warns of prize scam
- Take-back day collects more than 1,000 pounds of meds
- Collinsville police arrest several on possession ch…
- Edwardsville police arrest several on DUI charges
- 3 killed in Granite City accident
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opinion
- Mesiti: What are you waiting for? Spread the Word
- Geer: Car show provides great memories, reality check
- Amsden: The generous person will prosper
- Melucci was friend, advocate for the needy
- Melucci left Madison County a better place
- Mesiti: Jesus came here to reveal God's love
- Geer: I can't drive 85, and I don't want to
- LETTER: A solution in search of a problem
- Geer: Rams' retractable roof idea no improvement
- Amsden: Even with ducks, mom's love is protective
high school sports
Wesclin headed to state after knocking off 2-time champ Teutopolis
SAUGET • The magical run of the Wesclin baseball team continues.
Read the full story- Softball Spring Harre's hit lifts Nashville past Alton Marquette and into state semifinals
- Boys Track Hazelwood Central earns third straight Class 4 title
- Girls Track Adams paces Francis Howell to title; Valentine breaks sprint records
- Boys Track Jones, Cardinal Ritter shatter records; Bartelsmeyer rocks 1,600
- Girls Track Affton's Hoerr wins four events; University City runs away with team title
- Boys Track Cahokia wins Class 2A state title; Edwardsville takes second in Class 3A
- Boys Lacrosse SLUH outlasts MICDS to snag state title; Summit wins crown in Division II
- Girls Soccer Top-ranked Cor Jesu holds off Pattonville, earns state trip
- Girls Soccer No. 1 St. Dominic routs two-time defending Class 2 champion Visitation
- Girls Soccer Freshmen rescue St. Joseph's in quarterfinal win over Incarnate Word
- baseball Hopkins leads O'Fallon in regional final victory over Belleville West
- Girls Soccer Ahrens, Principia pound Orchard Farm 6-1 to earn state semifinal berth
- baseball Strohm's arm, bat lead Lutheran South to semis for first time in 31 years
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