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Five Iron Golf Opens in Clayton for Casual Players and Golf Junkies

1 year 4 months ago
CLAYTON, MO. - Five Iron Golf is officially open in Clayton, and owner Carlton Blood can’t wait to welcome everyone from the novice to the “golf junkie.” “We’re so excited to be open for the community of St. Louis as a whole,” Blood said. “Now that we’re open, please come across the river and come see us.” Located at 8015 Forsyth Boulevard in Clayton, Five Iron Golf has several golf simulators and games for people to enjoy. They open at 6 a.m. and encourage members to come out and practice in the early morning. Later in the day until midnight, they usually welcome casual golfers, groups of friends and parties to enjoy the simulators, the food and beverage menu, and happy hour. Blood explained that the Five Iron team has been searching for a new location in the St. Louis region for 18 months. They finally decided on their Clayton location, an 8,300-square-foot space with ten simulator bays. Within the next three years,

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Edwardsville Municipal Band Performs Musical Theater Classics June 12

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EDWARDSVILLE - The Edwardsville Municipal Band will perform its next summer concert on Thursday, June 12 at 7:30 p.m. at the Cleaon Etzkorn Bandstand in City Park. Everyone is invited to bring a chair or blanket and enjoy a fun evening of music in the park. This concert will feature music from popular musicals, both old and new. The program shows how musical theater has changed over time while still telling great stories and connecting with people of all ages. Concessions will be available, provided by the League of Women Voters. Come out and enjoy our second concert of the summer as the Edwardsville Municipal Band continues a tradition of live music in the park that began in 1885. Bring a lawn chair, relax with family and friends, and enjoy an evening of music in the heart of the community. Stay connected by following the Edwardsville Municipal Band on Facebook and Instagram for news and updates.

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Missouri Attorney General threatens legal action against 18 hemp companies; more to come

1 year 4 months ago
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has sent several cease-and-desist letters to companies selling a hemp product called THCA flower that looks exactly like marijuana flower sold at dispensaries. Bailey’s letters threaten legal action, including injunctions, civil penalties and attorney’s fees if the companies continue to sell the products.  “When purchasing products, Missourians deserve to know […]
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Family Fun to celebrate July 4 at Delmar Gardens

1 year 4 months ago

 Delmar Gardens Skilled Nursing Retirement Campuses Hosting 6  Family events  for July 4 For over 30 years, select Delmar Gardens Skilled Nursing, Retirement, and Assisted Living campuses have hosted annual Independence Day celebrations for residents, their families, staff, and the public. This year, six (6) Delmar Gardens’ locations will once again offer a fully complimentary, […]

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Giannoulias Legislative Initiatives Approved by General Assembly

1 year 4 months ago
SPRINGFIELD - Several initiatives spearheaded by Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias aimed at enhancing road safety, bolstering library security and modernizing the office to boost efficiency were approved by state lawmakers. “This legislative session we have made a great deal of progress in areas that will make a real difference in the everyday lives of Illinoisans,” said Giannoulias, referring to the bills passed out of the General Assembly during its spring legislative session that recently ended and now await consideration by Governor JB Pritzker. They include: Making Roads Safer House Bill 1226 calls for enhanced safeguards to bolster road safety while increasing the age at which Illinois drivers must take a behind-the-wheel driving test from 79 to 87. The bill would establish new procedures aimed at preventing unsafe motorists – regardless of age – from driving. If a motorist’s driving skills begin to significantly decline or cognitive

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IDOL Recovers $85,000 in Unpaid Wages for Workers on Solar Project

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SPRINGFIELD – The Illinois Department of Labor (IDOL) has recovered more than $85,000 in unpaid wages for 17 workers that were employed on a construction project in Saline County. IDOL also recovered more than $17,000 in penalties from D&D Electric, LLC (D&D). “Illinois law requires that employees on publicly funded projects be paid a fair wage for their skilled work,” said Illinois Department of Labor Director Jane Flanagan. “Making these workers whole reflects IDOL’s commitment to enforcing the Prevailing Wage Act and holding employers accountable when they violate workers’ rights.” IDOL began its investigation of the Harrisburg, Illinois-based contractor in 2024 for its work on a solar panel installation. The Department determined D&D violated the State’s Prevailing Wage Act by failing to properly classify workers and correctly compensate them for fringe benefits and overtime. The Prevailing Wage Act requires contractors and subcontractor

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Illinois American Water to Flush New Water Main Along Hollow Avenue in Jerseyville

1 year 4 months ago
JERSEYVILLE – Beginning Monday, June 9, 2025 Illinois American Water will be flushing the new water main along Hollow Avenue in Jerseyville. Illinois American Water estimates the flushing program on the new water main to have a temporary impact to approximately 39 customers in the area of Hollow Avenue. Impacted customers will receive a phone call from the company. The flushing program could cause temporary, aesthetic water quality issues in other areas of the Jerseyville water system as water moves around the community. “Our local Illinois American Water team will isolate all the side street connections to limit impact to our customers along the flushing route,” said Brendan St. Peters, Senior Supervisor of Operations, Illinois American Water. St. Peters asks local motorists and residents to slow down and follow all signage when Illinois American Water crews are working in the area. “The safety of our employees and customers is top priority,” said St

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Authorities Appeal for Tips in Michael A. Pinson Case

1 year 4 months ago
COLLINSVILLE - The Collinsville Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in locating Michael A. Pinson, who has an active felony warrant for aggravated unlawful use of a weapon. Authorities released the information on Fugitive Friday, June 6, 2025, as part of their ongoing effort to apprehend fugitives. The department is urging anyone with information about Pinson’s whereabouts to contact them at 618-344-2131, extension 5209. Callers can remain anonymous. Police also encouraged Pinson to surrender voluntarily. “These charges and statements made herein are based upon probable cause," the Collinsville Police said. The defendant is presumed innocent unless proven guilty, the department noted in its public release.

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