Each day through Christmas OE virtually gave to me
Cherished carols, festive favorites, holiday classics
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Cellist Stephanie Hunt and pianist Joseph Welch perform an arrangement of “We Three Kings,” recorded at The Wildey Theatre, Edwardsville, for “The 12 Days of Opera Edwardsville,” the nonprofits new virtual holiday event. The concert-series event is free for the public to view to at www.operaedwardsville.org. Tune in daily, or watch the full program now through Wednesday, Dec. 23.Photo credit Scott Evers|For The TelegraphShow MoreShow Less
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Once Films’ crew records a performance at The Wildey Theatre, in Edwardsville, for “The 12 Days of Opera Edwardsville,” a free virtual concert series presented for the nonprofit’s 2020 season, which pivoted to virtual this year.Photo credit Scott Evers|For The TelegraphShow MoreShow Less
SIUE confers degrees to 1,100 Friday
The Telegraph
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Speakers for the Southern Illinois University Edwardsville 2020 virtual fall commencement exercises were, from left, top row, Cassidy Bruns, Paulina Fuhrmann and Matthew Gregor; bottom row, Caitlin Phelan, Ashley Spain and Laura Tupper.
EDWARDSVILLE Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Chancellor Randy Pembrook conferred degrees upon 1,103 graduates today at the 2020 virtual fall commencement exercises.
“You represent a wide array of backgrounds, experiences and perspectives, and you’ve made SIUE a stronger institution,” Pembrook said. “Thanks for making SIUE a better learning environment based on your ideas and efforts.
“As you move from being students to alumni, you also become official SIUE ambassadors. Because of your excellent preparation, we are confident that you will make an incredible difference and inspire those you meet,” he said. “Through you, we achieve our mission to shape
CNB expands Wealth Management division
Dec. 17, 2020
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Pictured, from left, are Wendi Bolin, Deneen Messer, Darren Wright, Norma Bellcoff, Joshua Schuette, Amy Warren, Christina Kaus, Pamela Ramsey and Bryan Gorman.
ALTON CNB Bank & Trust has announced an expansion within its Alton, Edwardsville and Glen Carbon markets by adding nine members to its Wealth Management team.
Darren Wright, Norma Bellcoff, Deneen Messer, Amy Warren, Josh Schuette, Pam Ramsey, Wendi Bolin, Bryan Gorman, and Chris Kaus have more than 225 years of combined financial services experience.
“We are excited to add these talented Wealth Management professionals to the CNB team,” said Andrew Tinberg, senior executive vice president & chief banking officer. “Their expertise and community involvement will serve valuable for our markets and aligns perfectly with our overall mission.”
Our Education: Seniors use technology to implement influential projects
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Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Public Health seniors presented on their senior assignments during a Zoom session.
EDWARDSVILLE Southern Illinois University Edwardsville public health students recently pursued such projects as a 60-minuter interactive webinar on stress management techniques for Edwardsville Public Library patrons and an informational video campaign on safe travel habits shared on TikTok.
“What has been most impressive about these students is their flexibility, adaptability, determination and guts,” said Nicole Klein, PhD, professor and public health program director in the Department of Applied Health. “They were all unexpectedly forced to adapt to new conditions, including online learning, using online tools for collaboration, illnesses, financial insecurity and general COVID funk.”
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