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Juan P. Bauta II Named a 2026 'Unsung Hero'

2 months ago
ALTON – Simmons Hanly Conroy , a national leader in the legal representation of mesothelioma patients and their families, is pleased to announce that Juan P. Bauta II , a partner in the firm’s Miami office, has been selected for the Daily Business Review and Law.com’s 2026 Florida Legal Awards. Bauta won in the “Unsung Heroes” category, which recognizes meaningful and often unseen contributions to legal practice. The Florida Legal Awards annually honor

Restoration at Historic Florissant House continues

2 months ago

Preserving a French Legacy: The Ongoing Restoration of the Antoine Reeb House By Gina Siebe In the heart of Old Town Florissant stands a structure that has witnessed more than 150 years of local history. The Antoine Reeb House, built in 1870 by French immigrant and carpenter Antoine Reeb, is one of the last surviving […]

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25 Years of Service Milestone Reached by Shiloh Police Sgt. Kyle Bade

2 months ago
SHILOH - Detective Larry Wise and Sgt. Kyle Bade were recognized Tuesday night, March 24, 2026, at a Village of Shiloh Board meeting, where Wise received the 2025 Officer of the Year award, and Bade was honored for reaching 25 years of service to the Village of Shiloh, according to the Shiloh Police Department. “Tonight we recognized two of our own at the Village of Shiloh Board Meeting,” the department said in a statement. Wise was awarded “the 2025 Officer o

Twin-Co, Inc. Offers Fresh Remodeling with "Old-School" Business Tactics

2 months ago
ALTON/GODFREY - A locally-owned contracting company goes above and beyond for customers. Twin-Co, Inc. was established in 1981. They offer bathroom and kitchen remodeling, windows, doors, decks and other home services. Lance Griggs took over the company about three years ago, and he makes a point to adhere to “old-school” business tactics like being available for customers and sticking to what he knows. “All you’ve got to do is be consistent. I think the deal is,

The Missouri v. Biden ‘Settlement’ Is A Fake Victory For A Case They Lost

2 months ago
Last week, Senator Eric Schmitt of Missouri got into a heated exchange during a Senate hearing with Stanford’s Daphne Keller. Schmitt, who, as Missouri’s Attorney General, originally filed the Missouri v. Biden lawsuit, was berating Keller over Stanford’s supposed role in helping the Biden administration censor social media during the 2020 election (see if you […]
Mike Masnick

$5M winning scratchers ticket sold in St. Louis County

2 months ago
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - One woman is celebrating her big $5 million lottery win after her son picked up a scratchers ticket for her last week. According to the Missouri Lottery, the son went to the QuikTrip at 8583 St. Charles Rock Rd. in north St. Louis County and purchased a "500X" scratchers ticket [...]
Megan Mueller

Alton To Seek Over $288,000 In Grants For 2026 Park Upgrades

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ALTON – Alton is officially applying for grant funds of over $288,000 to cover the cost of several park improvement projects planned around the city. City Council members unanimously approved a resolution on March 25, 2026 allowing the city to apply for Park Enhancement Program (PEP) grant funds from Madison County. If the city’s application is approved, the full grant amount would fund upgrades at Rock Springs Park, Gordon Moore Park, Hellrung Park, and Riverview Park. $175,000

Missouri Senate backs court-ordered outpatient treatment for severe mental illness

2 months ago
Missouri lawmakers advanced legislation this week to create a clear pathway for adults with severe mental illness to receive court-ordered treatment in their communities before they end up hospitalized or incarcerated. It would establish procedures for doctors, legal guardians and public health directors to petition courts to order up to two years of outpatient treatment […]
Steph Quinn