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June 13, 2024
For the past few years, the city of Glenwood Springs has considered a potential pilot transit system to move passengers throughout downtown. The city has recently resumed these discussions, with changes to the function and...
March 27, 2024
The City of Glenwood Springs discussed major updates to the South Bridge project during their March 7 and March 21 regular meetings, most of which are still hypothetical. The South Bridge project would construct a...
September 15, 2023
Not every neighbor was necessarily breaking out the jello cakes and welcome baskets at Habitat for Humanity’s open house in Glenwood Springs on Tuesday. Habitat for Humanity Roaring Fork Valley hosted an open house for...
June 20, 2023
Edwardsvilles public services committee approves next step for Route 66 Trail, among other items
December 3, 2021
The Town of Normal will study the intersection and crosswalk where an Illinois State University graduate student was struck and killed earlier this week. Danielle Fairchild,23, was hit by a motorist Monday evening while walking across the street at College Avenue and and Kingsley Street.
August 10, 2021
The block of North 8th Street between Center and New York Avenues in downtown Sheboygan is under a planned 2-d...
February 26, 2021
Edwardsvilles Porter closes her planning, zoning books for final time Edwardsville’s Porter closes her planning, zoning books for final time Charles Bolinger Hearst Newspapers FacebookTwitterEmail EDWARDSVILLE — “I try to keep a low profile,” Cheryl Porter said. That may be one reason for her career longevity, as the city’s assistant planner is stepping down Friday after being employed with Edwardsville since 1988. Porter seemed an unlikely candidate for a planning and zoning employee...
February 23, 2021
Cancer cases prompt Cottage Grove teachers to demand investigation She suspects "something in building" may have played role in nearly 30 cancer cases. January 16, 2020 — 10:22am Text size Copy shortlink: But she eventually let the questions go, she said, to focus on getting better. Then a colleague fell ill last year with an aggressive brain cancer. It was the seventh cancer diagnosis among staff at Park High School in Cottage Gr...