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Edwardsville Municipal Band Announces 2023 Concert Season

Taking center stage: SIU MFA playwrighting student from Metro East earns prestigious fellowship

Klingensmith’s four-decade affection for the theater includes being honored as one of three emerging artists to earn a playwriting fellowship in the 2022 cohort of the St. Louis Shakespeare Festival’s Confluence Writers Project.

Edwardsville City Buildings Reopen Today | Alton Daily News

WBGZ Radio 1/25/2021 | By Ross Pearson - WBGZ Radio The City of Edwardsville will re-open city owned buildings for normal business hours starting today. The reopening comes following the announcement from the IDPH that Region 4, which includes Madison County, has been moved to Tier 2 mitigations. Tier 2 mitigations allow for meetings, social evens and gatherings of groups up to 10 people in indoor and outdoor settings. City buildings that will reopen today include City Hall, Public Works, and the Edwardsville Public Library. Masks and social distancing will still be enforced. Bars and restaurants continue to be limited to carry out and outdoor dining under Tier 2 mitigations.

More Vandalism in Downtown Edwardsville | Alton Daily News

WBGZ Radio 12/17/2020 | By Mark Ellebracht - WBGZ Radio There has been more vandalism reported in and near downtown Edwardsville.  This time, several tires were slashed early Wednesday morning on vehicles at the Madison County Criminal Justice Center, Juvenile Detention Center, and at Edwardsville Public Works.  Police believe it may be the same person who committed similar crimes a few weeks ago. At that time, several tires were cut at the downtown Edwardsville Post Office parking lot and a few side streets.  This latest incident also follows graffiti that has been spray painted on a number of buildings in the downtown area in recent weeks including the Madison County Courthouse, the former Edwardsville City Hall, the Madison County Historical Society, and a few private businesses.  Police are looking at surveillance video to try to identify a suspect and believe the tire slasher from this week is most likely an adult male.

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