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Carpenter BENTON – Senior U.S. District Judge Phil Gilbert ordered Edwardsville lawyer Brian Wendler to pay fees and costs for defendants that litigated in the wrong court for seven months due to an error he committed.  Gilbert passed the bill to Wendler on March 26, in the process of remanding the case to St. Clair County where it began.  Trailer maker Cottrell Inc. and its contractor Cambarloc Engineering had removed it to district court on the basis of information Wendler provided.  Wendler represents Jack Cooper Transport car hauler Jimmy D. Hill, who clai...

Sermons 3/13/2021 Encourage your pastor to tell us the upcoming week's sermon topic. It's FREE, and it's open to churches throughout the Big Country. Email it to publishme@reporternews.com by 2 p.m. each Tuesday. Please put "sermon" in the subject line. Include the topic, who will deliver it, a synopsis limited to 60 words, when services begin and the name and street address of your place of worship. Avenue D Baptist Church, 324 30th St., Snyder Services: 10:45 a.m. Sunday; also available online via Facebook Speaker: Dalton Mathis Topic: "Suffering for the Good News" Synopsis: 1 Peter 3:13-17...

Local and area church sermons this weekend.

INDIAN ROCKS BEACH — There is another restaurant on the way for this beachside town. The City Commission voted unanimously at its Feb. 9 regular meeting to approve a beer and wine license for a new restaurant at 215 Gulf Blvd. The cafe, called Rick Daddy’s Eatin’ Fresh, is a second location for Eatin’ Fresh, which has an original site on Lakeview Road in Clearwater. The restaurant’s owner, Richard E. Brumfield, opened the Clearwater café seven years ago. He will lease the former Lighthouse Donuts Coffee eatery from Aqua Prime Real Estate LLC. It is the second new r...

INDIAN ROCKS BEACH — City employees will receive a 3% raise that was postponed by COVID-19 uncertainties. In a unanimous vote on first reading, the Indian Rocks City Commission agreed to the raise for 23 non-contract positions at its Jan. 12 regular meeting in City Hall. According to a spreadsheet from City Finance Director Dan Carpenter, the $23,000 budget increase for non-contract workers raises the city’s annual payroll from $1.217 million to $1.249 million. The commission, in a second motion, also approved 3% pay raises for City Clerk Deanne Bulino O'Reilly and City Manager Greg...