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Let the wind blow you to concert
The musical bases will be loaded at GCS Ballpark in Sauget when Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson and John Mellencamp all take the field for a concert tonight.
Where is this tattoo / piercing? Left shoulder How long have you had it? How many tats do you have? 2 How many piercings do you have? none What's the story behind this tattoo / piercing? My tribute the the baddest piece of paintball hardware ever made.
Sister's Music Video Goes National
Two sisters are taking their message of hope to a big screen near you. The pair wrote the song "Price of Peace" to show the struggle families face when a loved one is deployed.
Final countdown: Senior assignments allow students to showcase four years of hardwork
Seniors had one last hurdle to jump before graduation, and the best of the best displayed their senior assignment projects Tuesday, ranging from raising awareness to driving an off-road buggy.
Nashville seniors to stage Holocaust program
A group of seniors at Nashville Community High School will present "Hearing the Past ... Seeing the Present: Keys to Prevent Genocide," at 2 p.m., Sunday at the State Theatre, 153 W. Elm St., in Nashville.
Sounds like a sophisticated singer/songwriter bearing similarities to David Gray and John Mayer with the lyrical eloquence of David Wilcox and James Taylor.
Herrin, Ill.-based fox hunuting club turns to coyotes for twice-weekly hunts
Tom Herbert, 74, of Cape Girardeau has been mounted english fox hunting for 27 years.
Branson on Road heads to Mason City
The restored Arlee Theater in Mason City will host the Branson On The Road Show on April 2 and 3. Branson On The Road has more than 20 years of experience performing at the top theaters in Branson on the famous ...
The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod
Southern Illinois delegates re-elect Mueller
Herbert C. Mueller of Waterloo to his sixth term as president. Mueller, whose re-election came on the first ballot, was installed during the convention, under the theme "One Sure Hope," from 1 Pet.
The Boat Show in Springfield returns this weekend after a one-year absence, and boat dealers say they're hoping the leaky economy won't sink consumers' buying plans.
Historic cemetery to get markers
A national organization will honor Revolutionary War soldiers by marking gravesites at the Historic Vaughn Hill Cemetery.
Two hometown bands combined to create 4&20, a dead-on Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young tribute band.
Musicians to perform at chapel
Internationally acclaimed singer-songwriter Wil Maring and virtuoso fiddler-guitarist Robert Bowlin will return for an encore hootenanny at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Espenschied Chapel in Mascoutah.
Former U.S. ambassador to France dies in Nashville
Joe M. Rodgers, U.S. Ambassador to France from 1985 to 1989 and one-time head of an international construction company, had died in Nashville.
Concert spotlights youthful talent
Each year, tickets for the annual Harman Family & Friends show at Lewis and Clark Community College are a hot commodity.
Convinced they couldn't score inside against the tall timber of Oak Ridge High, the Nashville Hornets turned to their outside marksmen.
Toys For Kids of Jefferson County vice chairman Angela Shrum helps one mother pick out a toy for her child during the TFK distribution held on Friday.
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No injuries were reported following a fire at a unit at Garden Glen Apartments Friday afternoon which occurred shortly after 2:30 p.m. Mt.
A Reader's View: Putting God back in Christmas
Editor: We need to put God back in Christmas and take Santa Claus out. We need to teach kids about God, not Santa Claus.
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