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One injured in early Saturday morning crash in Godfrey
One person was injured in a single vehicle crash early Saturday morning in Godfrey. At around 3:30am, the Madison County Sheriff's Office was called to investigate. Preliminary investigation revealed the sole occupant of a motorcycle was traveling northbound on Godfrey Rd, in the area of Southmoor Place. According to information...
Edwardsville honored with Governor’s Cup
The City of Edwardsville was honored Wednesday with the Governor’s Cup for its support and collaboration with the Madison County Challenger Baseball Program. Edwardsville was one of four Governor’s Hometown Award finalists chosen to vie for the prestigious award before a panel of judges at the State Fairgrounds in Springfield.
How Charlie Rae Children's Boutique Got Its Start in Edwardsville
EDWARDSVILLE - After Clarinda Martin had twins, she noticed the lack of children’s clothing in Edwardsville. Martin decided to open Charlie Rae Children’s Boutique to bring more children’s clothing options to the Metro East area. The boutique took off online and now, with a storefront located at 100 N. Main Street in Edwardsville, Charlie Rae is thriving. Martin couldn’t be prouder of the business she has built.
Former Students and Staff to Reunite at Worden School Reunion
WORDEN — Alumni, former staff, and coaches of Worden Grade School and Worden High School are invited to reconnect at an all-class reunion on Saturday, September 28, 2024. The event will be held at 7 p.m. at the Worden American Legion Hall. Sign in to hide this notification. Get...
Edwardsville Art Fair Features Unique Jewelry Artists
EDWARDSVILLE - These are three artists who will be spotlighted at the upcoming Edwardsville Art Fair in City Park on Sept. 27-29. These are today's featured participants:. Artist Statement: "My goal is to provide wearable piece of art in a way that is not typically seen at art fairs. To achieve this I use traditional bead weaving techniques to create bracelets, earrings, and necklaces. Every piece is carefully designed to give a look of sophistication by using modern/trendy color palettes and classic designs that complement your wardrobe."
SIUE Staff Senate offering scholarship for union members and their families
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville’s Staff Senate is offering a scholarship for union members and their families. The University Staff Senate serves as custodian for the SIUE Faculty for Collective Bargaining Scholarship, which totals $500. To be eligible, the applicant must be either a Labor union member, or the child,...
DISCPlus: Video Interview – Meet Sylvester Donald Jr.: The Mirror Man Behind Morris Day and The Time
In this episode of SMilesTV, host Stephanie Anthony Miles sits down with East St. Louis native and “Mirror Man” for Morris Day and The Time, Sylvester Donald Jr. He discusses his love for music, upbringing in East St. Louis, and his faith as a Christian. SMilesTV host Stephanie...
SIUE School of Pharmacy secures $1.3M in NIH grants for breakthrough Alzheimer’s, cancer research
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville School of Pharmacy (SOP) has been awarded two prestigious R-16 grants from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), totaling nearly $1.3 million. These grants will support cutting-edge research in Alzheimer’s disease and cancer treatment, reinforcing the school’s commitment to advancing medical science. Ken Witt,...
Edwardsville’s Annual Race Celebrates Community and Kids
EDWARDSVILLE - "The Greatest Race In The World," presented by the Edwardsville Wrestling Club and the Edwardsville huddle of Fellowship of Christian Athletes, continues to be a key event in the community. Held to mark the beginning of the school year, the race featured various categories for children, drawing nearly 200 participants this year.
Edwardsville Rotary Criterium Brings Families Together in Joyous Race
EDWARDSVILLE - Laughter and cheers filled the air during the annual Kids Race at the Edwardsville Rotary Criterium event, bringing joy to participants and spectators alike. This year marked the 14th running of the Criterium, which has evolved into one of the most anticipated events in the Edwardsville region. Sign...
Exciting Breakaway Wins at Edwardsville Rotary Criterium
EDWARDSVILLE - Kyle Perry was a part of a two-man breakaway that let through the majority of the race in going on to win the men's Category 1,2,3 main event, while Abby Krawzcyk of Memphis, Tenn., won the women's Pro/Open main event race at the 14th annual BuseyBank Edwardsville Rotary Criterium bicycle races Saturday afternoon and evening in downtown Edwardsville.
Tempers Flare As Newgarden Wins At WWT Raceway
MADISON, Ill. — A wild night of IndyCar Series racing brought out the red flag, and some red tempers between several drivers, in Saturday night’s Bommarito Automotive Group 500 at World Wide Technology Raceway. Josef Newgarden of Team Penske was the winner, but the real story was Will...
Illinois quick hits: Seymour man faces child abduction charge
Seymour man faces child abduction chargeA Seymour man is behind bars on a charge of child abduction thanks to the quick thinking of an 11-year-old girl.Hunter Simmons was arraigned Monday and faces over a decade in prison if convicted. Urbana police said the victim was walking home from school when she noticed a white pickup truck following her.During the investigation, the child provided police with her phone because she was recording while she was walking. Police were able to see the vehicle's license plate in the video, which was registered to Simmons. $1.3 million lotto ticket sold in ChicagoA new...
Illinois Lottery player wins $1.3M off ticket bought in Chicago
CHICAGO - A new millionaire was made in Chicago over the weekend!. A $1.3 million Lucky Day Lotto ticket was sold at a grocery store on the city's Southwest Side. The winning ticket, purchased at Shop & Save Market on South Archer Avenue, matched all five numbers in the Saturday midday drawing. The winning numbers were 10, 11, 19, 33, and 35.
St. Louis Public Schools start year without enough buses to get students to class
(The Center Square) – Bus transportation on the first day of school often has problems or miscommunication on new bus stops, changes in routes from last year and late arrivals. The St. Louis Public Schools knew Monday’s first day would be even more challenging as it pulled together a group of approximately 19 vendors to replace its bus company, which cancelled its contract at the end of last school year. But during the last two weeks, three vendors notified the district it would not be...
Man charged for allegedly striking another man with a car in High Ridge
Shawn Hunter Koch, 18, of St. Louis has been charged for allegedly assaulting a man in High Ridge. He allegedly struck the other man with a car, the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office reported. The Jefferson County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office on Aug. 2 charged Koch with first-degree assault, a class...
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