News

• NEW: HOUSE SPRINGS: Business owners oppose annexation
• Summer road construction projects set for Granite
• MONROE COUNTY: New CERT training next week
• Eureka! History teacher helps solve mystery of Overland's missing time capsule
• Home is where you park it
• O’Fallon mayor vetoes changes to fireworks ordinance
• Business brings taste of Chicago-style dogs to area
• IT'S TRADITION: Fair parade rolls through downtown Warrenton
• Military families try to maintain bonds during deployment

Sports

• SPORTS STATS
  Jefferson Co. Madison Co. Monroe Co. North Co. North & PHL South Co. St. Charles Co. St. Clair Co. Warrenton/Wentzville West Far West Near

• Allison contends for title at Junior Nationals
• Schwendeman's shot sparks Post 113
• BASEBALL: Lakers sink Edwardsville in nightcap
• NEW PREP GIRLS SOCCER: Trinity’s Zerbe is Class 1 Goalkeeper of the Year
• Seven of the top stories from the 2008-09 school year
• Bredow retires as Lutheran AD
• Golfers show their support for Dakota
• One more week to get it right
• GOLF: Locals galore fight the heat at Normandie

Education

• NEW: Former Collinsville coach Vergil Fletcher dies
• COLUMBIA: En Guard at library
• School News
• Charter school adds high school classes
• Fort Zumwalt board approves budget with deficit
• Camp Choo-Choo keeps them learning
• Wright City school board budgets for salary, health benefit cost increases
• Four win Junior Achievement scholarships

Crime

• Sheriff's report
• Granite City police nab alleged armed robbery suspect
• COLUMBIA: Judge chosen for Coleman trial
• Black Jack, Florissant Police/Fire Beat, week ending June 28
• Police Beat for July 1
• Father arrested in alleged beating of salesman
• Woman charged after hit-and-run accident that injured a child
• NEW: Warrenton man sentenced for leasing agent attack
• Bank robbery suspect arrested, charged

Opinions

• Fox Tales: Trophy survives to remind Cleveland alumni of glory that once was
• Guest columnists wanted
• OSWALD: When marriage costs more than you want to pay
• A BOOMER'S JOURNAL: Boomers tackle topic of downsizing
• Fox Tales: Trophy survives to remind Cleveland alumni of glory that once was
• OPINION SHAPER: Speak against irresponsible fireworks use
• Be careful out in the sun
• Roses & Raspberries for July 1
• Readers SOUND OFF! on Big Bend, boots, recycling and more

Life

• TRIVIA: OK with fireworks, just not late at night
• Edwardsville Legion plans fireworks, fun for July 4
• COLUMBIA: Girl Scouts donate blankets, stuffed animals
• Fourth of July activities
• Julie E. Petersen Lucas T. Williamson
• THE WEEK IN MOVIES: Public Enemies, Ice Age 3
• Keeping cool in the pool
• Adopt a pet: Cici and Cole
• Fun and pampering pace kennel guests

Jefferson County

• NEW: HOUSE SPRINGS: Business owners oppose annexation
• NEW: BYRNES MILL: Aldermen approve annexation package
• Allison contends for title at Junior Nationals
• Seckman standout steps onto a bigger stage
• Sheriff's report
• Fox Tales: Trophy survives to remind Cleveland alumni of glory that once was
• Give him the wide-open spaces
• TRIVIA: OK with fireworks, just not late at night
• Happy birthday! Published July 1

Madison

• Summer road construction projects set for Granite
• NEW: Anderson Hospital cancer center continues to grow
• Schwendeman's shot sparks Post 113
• Collinsville trio earns all-league honors
• NEW: Former Collinsville coach Vergil Fletcher dies
• Spiders and scorpions and snakes, oh my!
• Granite City police nab alleged armed robbery suspect
• Glen Carbon woman sentenced on fraud charge
• Guest columnists wanted
• Letter to the Editor: Marijuana not as "evil" as tobacco and alcohol
• Edwardsville Legion plans fireworks, fun for July 4
• Patriots in the Park to begin in Granite City

Monroe

• MONROE COUNTY: New CERT training next week
• MONROE COUNTY: Think Monroe First, score in July
• BASEBALL: Lakers sink Edwardsville in nightcap
• BASEBALL: Saints sweep VFW on Father's Day
• COLUMBIA: En Guard at library
• MILLSTADT: MCS sets new student registration
• COLUMBIA: Judge chosen for Coleman trial
• COLUMBIA: Coleman murder case hinged on famous pathologist
• OSWALD: When marriage costs more than you want to pay
• WELBORN: What a fantastic vacation
• COLUMBIA: Girl Scouts donate blankets, stuffed animals
• WATERLOO: Harvest Blessing Community Garden blooming

North

• Eureka! History teacher helps solve mystery of Overland's missing time capsule
• Father's cancer inspires Florissant woman to work for cure
• NEW PREP GIRLS SOCCER: Trinity’s Zerbe is Class 1 Goalkeeper of the Year
• On court success puts Pattonville grad in 'Hog" heaven
• School News
• College seeks host families for international students
• Black Jack, Florissant Police/Fire Beat, week ending June 28
• Bridgeton Police/Fire Beat, week ending June 28
• A BOOMER'S JOURNAL: Boomers tackle topic of downsizing
• SPREADING THE WORD: We can achieve when others invest in us
• Fourth of July activities
• HOUSE CALL: Just 30 minutes of daily walking can help keep your heart healthy

South

• Home is where you park it
• Fox Family Files: Getting back your former name after divorce can be easy
• Seven of the top stories from the 2008-09 school year
• Staffers list their top stories from eventful school year
• Charter school adds high school classes
• Police Beat for July 1
• Police seek home invaders
• Fox Tales: Trophy survives to remind Cleveland alumni of glory that once was
• Town Talk: Golden age of TV, flooded statue
• Julie E. Petersen Lucas T. Williamson

St. Charles

• O’Fallon mayor vetoes changes to fireworks ordinance
• Correction: No fireworks in New Town
• Bredow retires as Lutheran AD
• Rascals have league's best record
• Fort Zumwalt board approves budget with deficit
• Fort Zumwalt adopts policy on seclusion rooms
• Father arrested in alleged beating of salesman
• St. Peters police blotter for June 12-21
• OPINION SHAPER: Speak against irresponsible fireworks use
• FAMILY MATTERS: Students thrive on hands-on, team projects
• THE WEEK IN MOVIES: Public Enemies, Ice Age 3
• Celebrations that pop

St. Clair

• Business brings taste of Chicago-style dogs to area
• Hundreds of walkers, 12 hours, one common goal
• Golfers show their support for Dakota
• Shorthanded Hilgards reach semifinals at Trenton
• Camp Choo-Choo keeps them learning
• Book sale to help raise funds for Belleville East bands
• Woman charged after hit-and-run accident that injured a child
• Be careful out in the sun
• Support school district's grant application
• Keeping cool in the pool
• Trips to East St. Louis top Junior Service Club year in St. Clair County

Warren County

• IT'S TRADITION: Fair parade rolls through downtown Warrenton
• Catch the Glow brings the heat
• One more week to get it right
• Post 122 upsets District 9 power St. Charles
• Wright City school board budgets for salary, health benefit cost increases
• Top scholars
• NEW: Warrenton man sentenced for leasing agent attack
• Warren County crime briefs for July 2
• Roses & Raspberries for July 1
• OPINION SHAPER: Too many people ignore reality
• Adopt a pet: Cici and Cole
• Church news for July 1

West

• Military families try to maintain bonds during deployment
• Joshua Beckerle still in Springfield hospital after plane crash
• GOLF: Locals galore fight the heat at Normandie
• BASKETBALL: Beal leads Team USA to gold
• Four win Junior Achievement scholarships
• Two win Junior Achievement scholarships
• Bank robbery suspect arrested, charged
• POLICE BEAT: Ghost hunters creep along Zombie Road
• Readers SOUND OFF! on Big Bend, boots, recycling and more
• Ballwin, Schnucks snub residents
• Fun and pampering pace kennel guests
• Recipes: sandwich spread, trail mix and cookie bars

Special Features

• Survivor: De Soto?
• The high-speed high-wire act
• VALMEYER: Hot on (Salt Lick) trail
• Families in formation: Military families try to maintain bonds during deployment
• Judge says he'll acquit Drew
• Choo-Choo counselors use program as learning experience
• The queen in orange
• Business booming at West County Goodwill stores