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Kahok football wears pink for a statement, not as part of fad

By   /  October 24, 2014  /  Collinsville High School, Football, Sports  /  No Comments

            The Collinsville High School football team went all in at school and practice Thursday when every member of the team wore a specially made pink t-shirt to bring awareness to breast cancer. For a team directly touched by the illness, the shirts were not just an October fashion statement. […]

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71-year-old Glen Carbon man faces child pornography charges

By   /  October 24, 2014  /  News, Region  /  No Comments

Online activity led to three felony counts of child pornography against a Glen Carbon man. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children contacted the Madison County Sheriff’s Office Forensic Computer Crimes Unit on June 13 about online activity potentially associated with the sexual exploitation of a child. Investigators were able to link the activity […]

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Despite judge’s order, Caseyville has no plan to re-vote on police chief termination

By   /  October 24, 2014  /  Caseyville, News  /  No Comments

Months of wrangling in court appeared to have concluded on Oct. 3 when a judge ordered a revote on the termination of Caseyville police chief Jose Alvarez, but the saga continues, as the Village has no plan to honor the order. Village Trustee Brenda Williams, chairperson of the police and fire commission for the Board […]

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Area news: light bulb thief charged with stalking former girlfriend

By   /  October 24, 2014  /  News, Region  /  No Comments

A Staunton man was recently arrested for stalking a Marine woman just two days after he admitted stealing light bulbs from her home. Bryan S. Crawford, 34, was taken into custody by Marine Police on Oct. 4 at a grocery store in Edwardsville where Crawford worked, Marine Police Chief Chris Singleton said. Crawford was arrested […]

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Nation’s top recruit plays Kahoks Friday; Flyers need win to qualify for playoffs

By   /  October 24, 2014  /  Collinsville High School, Football, Sports  /  No Comments

Friday is senior night for the Collinsville Kahoks, who will welcome East St. Louis and Terry Beckner Jr., the newly minted ESPN top recruit in the nation, to Kahok Stadium. Beckner, a 6-foot-4, 298 pounds defensive lineman was named the number one overall recruit in the country by the national sports network Thursday. Collinsville Head […]

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