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St. Louis Area Plant and Seed Sales and Swaps

6 months 2 weeks ago
Seed St. Louis is selling Salsa and Herb Summer Garden kits for $50. Order online here. Pick up is May 9th at Carriage House during Summer Veggie Seedling Sale. Thursday, April 16th Online Presale Deadline for May 2nd Heartlands Conservancy Native Plant Sale at Clinton Hills Conservation Park in Swansea, Illinois. Plant List. Trees and … Continue reading St. Louis Area Plant and Seed Sales and Swaps →
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Mayor responds to criticism over missing fallen officer's funeral

6 months 2 weeks ago
The St. Louis Police Officers Association has called out Mayor Cara Spencer for not attending the funeral for a city officer who died in the line of duty. The mayor says, regrettably, previously planned travel on behalf of the city forced her to be out of town and miss services for longtime St. Louis officer Gregory Triplett.
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'Inappropriate Messages' To Spouse Cited In Battery Case Against Brighton Man

6 months 2 weeks ago
BRIGHTON – A Brighton man accused of attacking another individual over “inappropriate messages” the victim allegedly sent the suspect’s wife faces criminal charges in Madison County. David W. Gotter, 56, of Brighton, was charged on April 10, 2026 with one count each of aggravated battery (a Class 3 felony) and criminal damage to property (a Class A misdemeanor). Gotter is accused of knowingly striking another individual in the face and head without legal authority,

Vitality Women's Clinic Offers New Volunteer Roles

6 months 2 weeks ago
GODFREY - Vitality Women’s Clinic has several volunteer opportunities available. Vitality Women’s Clinic is a pro-life, faith-based pregnancy center that works with individuals experiencing unplanned pregnancies. Executive Director Jackie Duty, Center Manager Lori Saunders, and long-time Vitality advocate Sandra explained that they are expanding their volunteer programs and looking for people who want to give back through their nonprofit. When a patient comes to Vitality,

State Grants Could Boost Retail Theft, Traffic Enforcement By Edwardsville Police

6 months 2 weeks ago
EDWARDSVILLE – The Edwardsville Police Department is applying for two state grants to assist with traffic enforcement and retail theft investigations. City Council members unanimously approved two resolutions last week allowing the Police Department to apply for the Organized Retail Crime Grant from the Illinois Attorney General’s Office and the Sustained Traffic Enforcement Program (STEP) Grant through the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT). The department is seeking

Alton Senior Samuel Caughran Combines Academic Excellence with Extensive Volunteer Work

6 months 2 weeks ago
Samuel Caughran ALTON - Samuel Caughran, Kennedy Lacey and Lucille Cassenti , all students at Alton High School, were honored as Students of the Month for April 2026 during a regular meeting of the Rotary Club of Alton-Godfrey at Gentelin’s on Broadway Restaurant. Samuel Caughran was recognized for his academic performance, extensive school involvement, and long-standing commitment to community service. Caughran’s service background is rooted in the Rotary principle “Service