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The Fediverse’s premiere Trust & Safety organization is struggling to make ends meet, and needs help with meeting its goals.

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The Trump White House insists he’s a ‘special government employee.’ That designation has a time limit.

EDWARDSVILLE - Revity Credit Union joined together to raise $1,525.00 in the month of February to benefit Edwardsville Neighbors with the Revity Threads of Kindness Program. This program, funded by employees, allows Revity Credit Union staff to embody the credit union's philosophy of people helping people. By contributing a monthly monetary donation to a local organization, employees can enjoy wearing jeans and tennis shoes on Fridays and Saturdays throughout that month. In 2025, Revity Credit Union is committed to impactful giving and community support, weaving kindness into the fabric of our daily lives and ensuring that every jeans day makes a difference. The Edwardsville Neighbors was nominated as the recipient of our February Threads of Kindness donation, receiving $1,525. As a 501©3 non-profit charity organization, Edwardsville Neighbors aspires to ease the financial burdens of local families with various needs, while inspiring generosity and goodwill among the residents

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Idriss Qibaa, a “professional when it comes to the banning and unbanning of Instagram accounts" who ran “Unlocked 4 Life,” claimed he made more than $600,000 a month.

The Gateway Arch Park Foundation announced that the Millennium Hotel will be redeveloped by The Cordish Companies.

A proposed constitutional amendment that would impose work and reporting requirements on Missouri Medicaid recipients was debated in a state Senate committee Wednesday morning.

Snowfall reports from around the region began rolling in Wednesday morning as the winter storm moved out of the area.

JERSEYVILLE – The City of Jerseyville issued an alert Wednesday morning that “a large portion of the city is without power,” announcing the Susnig Center and Jerseyville Public Library as public warming centers. An alert from the City of Jerseyville TextMyGov text notification system went out at approximately 10:05 a.m. stating the following: “The City is aware that a large portion of the City is without power,” the alert states. “Ameren is working to fix the problem as quickly as possible. “In this extreme cold, the Susnig Center (401 Mound St.) and Jerseyville Public Library (105 N. Liberty St.) are open indefinitely to the public as warming centers. Please remember to check on your neighbors, and utilize the warming centers as needed to stay safe and warm.” An Outage Map on the Ameren website shows most outages have been reported on the east end of the city, with 10 reported near June Street. To opt-in to text alerts from the

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