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Glen Carbon Considering Dutch Bros Coffee Site Plan
GLEN CARBON – Glen Carbon trustees this week are set to consider a site plan for Dutch Bros Coffee. If approved, the latest Orchard Town Center tenant would make progress towards opening its first-ever Illinois location. On the agenda for Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2025, is the consideration and approval of a “Site Plan for Dutch Bros,” presented by Community Development Director Erika Heil and Trustee Nekisha Omotola. Heil stated the following in a memo to Mayor Bob Marcus and Village Administrator Jamie Bowden: “Dutch Bros is looking to invest in the Village,” Heil stated. “They would like to create a drive-up coffee and drink facility. No variances are being sought.” She added the project has been presented to and unanimously approved by the village’s Planning and Zoning Commission. The site plan itself includes a 950 square-foot, one-story building with a drive-thru facility. The new coffee spot would be located on Outparcel 12B in Orchard
Schlafly Beer closes St. Charles' Historic Main Street location
Schlafly Beer closes St. Charles' Historic Main Street location
St. Ambrose Catholic School to Host Open House, Share Values of Catholic Education
GODFREY - St. Ambrose Catholic School will host an open house for prospective families to check out everything the parish has to offer. From 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 2, 2025, students and families are invited to stop by St. Ambrose at 822 W. Homer Adams Parkway in Godfrey to meet the teachers and staff, hear about the school’s updated curriculum, and learn more about everything St. Ambrose does in the community. Principal Robert Baird shared that St. Ambrose aims to educate the whole child with a focus on faith, academics and extracurriculars. “We’re preparing people to be people, to be the best versions of themselves they can be, using the Lord and Savior as our example, Jesus Christ,” he said. “But then of course, preparing them for everything else, too. First and foremost, the academics, making them as strong and prepared for their high school and later college experience as they can be. That’s the focus and the mission of
Edward Jones agrees to $17M fees settlement
Edward Jones has entered a $17 million settlement with 14 state securities regulators.
CDA Seeks Community Advisory Committee Members
Help guide neighborhood investments. Knowledgeable and passionate St. Louisans needed!
Bob Dylan announces new 2025 shows
Bob Dylan has been in the news more than ever thanks to the biopic A Complete Unknown, and if that makes people want to go see him live, there's now a…
Haine Statement On Charges In Murder Of Collinsville's Portia Rowland
EDWARDSVILLE — This is a statement of Madison County State’s Attorney Tom Haine on Monday, Jan. 27, 2025, regarding charges filed in the murder of Portia Rowland: "This morning my office filed first-degree murder charges against three individuals for the murder of Portia Rowland. "We believe the evidence at trial will show that this was not a random crime but was a calculated and cold-hearted murder-for-hire scheme based on a personal grievance. As charged, we believe facts at trial will show that: - Gary Johnson, from East St. Louis, shot and killed Portia. - Marty D. Shaw, from Collinsville, was an accomplice to that killing and was the driver. - And Sammy J. Shafer, from Caseyville, solicited and encouraged the killing. "Gary Johnson had previously been convicted of a murder in 1997, and was sentenced to 40 years in prison." These charges stem from the outstanding work of the Collinsville Police Department, the Major Case Squad of Greater St. Louis and all of th
Schlafly to close a location
The brewer said its lease at the location has come to an end.
Federal Court: FBI’s Backdoor Searches Of Section 702 Collections Violate The 4th Amendment
It’s a grind. But it’s been worth it. Last week, the court that’s been handling Agron Hasbajrami’s case for nearly a decade finally said what plenty of people have been saving for nearly as long: the FBI’s warrantless searches of NSA collections to target US persons’ communications and data violates the Constitution. Here’s Andrew Crocker […]
Eliminating diversity programs in Missouri is ‘much more real’ as Republicans join Trump’s push
Rep. Ben Baker, a Neosho Republican, is sponsoring a bill to ban state departments from spending money on programs and staff “related to ‘diversity, equity, and inclusion’ or similar initiatives.”
You can buy a car on Amazon from these St. Louis dealerships
"It's wild as can be," said Steve Harper, general sales manager at Dean Team Hyundai. The new offering through Amazon allows customers to purchase a new car in less than 20 minutes without even speaking to a salesperson.
Just a quick Thank You!
Hazelwood West has so few bus drivers that the busses are double booked!
Schlafly closes St. Charles brewpub
“Our lease has come to an end and our landlord has informed us that they'll begin making much needed repairs to the property,” the announcement said.
Daughter knew gunmen who assaulted, kidnapped and robbed her father, he tells police
Metro-East Lutheran High School First Semester Honor Roll 2024-2025
EDWARDSVILLE - The following students have been named to the Honor Roll at Metro-East Lutheran High School for the first semester of the 2024-2025 school year: Honor Roll with High Distinction (g.p.a. 4.0) – Grade 9 Abby Ayer, Shiloh Liam Hazelwonder, Godfrey Marion Hemmer, Fairview Heights Claire Houck, Maryville Collin Hudzik, Edwardsville Cole Payne, Edwardsville Calista Stults, Collinsville Ryan Sullivan, New Douglas Lily Walloch, Collinsville Honor Roll with Distinction (g.p.a. 3.75-3.99) – Grade 9 Elijah Ball, Worden Abby Dulaney, O'Fallon Madison Dunn, Edwardsville Oliver Elmer, Edwardsville Charlie Frey, Glen Carbon Noah Gray, Collinsville Caitlyn Hardage, Caseyville Lily Hartzel, Troy Moira Krueger, Glen Carbon Laynie Menard, Glen Carbon Preston Menossi, Edwardsville Rhett Neathery, Wood River Ally Packer, Edwardsville Matthew Redden, Edwardsville Henry Reiseck, Hamel Molly Schulmeister,
Here’s a look at the busy week ahead for Trump’s Cabinet nominees
WASHINGTON — The confirmations for President Donald Trump’s Cabinet picks are moving at warp speed, with U.S. Senate floor votes for some and appearances for others before Senate panels this week. Trump’s Cabinet members will be crucial to carrying out his sweeping GOP agenda, which already started bursting out of the floodgates in wide-ranging executive […]
Former pro player featured on 'Basketball Wives' avoids prison time in fraud case
Lorenzo Gordon, of Chesterfield, asked a judge to spare him from prison so he could pay back money he received by making false statements on COVID-19 relief loan applications.
New Maplewood business is a blend of chiropractic and physical therapy
Dr. Allie Foddrill, DC, owner of The Well Yard, a new business at 2741 Sutton Boulevard, in Maplewood, said she is a chiropractor by trade, but saw a gap between practicing as a chiropractor and a physical therapist. At a chiropractor’s office, “Typically you’re in and out in five minutes and you get a great […]
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