EDWARDSVILLE - Edwardsville Township Donates funds to the Goshen Market Foundation to continue its support of the SAK Lunches Program. The Edwardsville Township Board of Trustees voted to continue its support of the Goshen Market Foundation at the May 20, 2025, Board Meeting. The Board voted unanimously to continue its service contract with the Goshen Market Foundation by providing $2,500 in funding to aid them with five-dollar coupons for SAK lunches and other similar programs to be redeemed at the Goshen Market for food items. Additionally, Edwardsville Township will provide volunteers to staff an information booth at the Land of Goshen Community Market for 2 Saturdays during the current season, which runs during the summer months. “Edwardsville Township is proud to once again lend its support to the Goshen Market Foundation while helping to combat food insecurities in our community,” said Supervisor Janet Haroian. Edwardsville Township is comprised of
Clouds will be more persistent south of I-70 through the day with more sunshine to the north. Spotty showers and maybe a few storms at times, especially through the afternoon. It won't be a washout and not everyone will see rain. By Sunday morning, showers and storms may move into the southern portion of our [...]
Lee Enterprises has yet to file a response to the lawsuits, and the director of communications for Lee said the company does not comment on pending litigation.
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James Charles Fowler, age 88, of Edwardsville, passed away on Wednesday, June 25th at his home with his wife Lisa by his side. Jim was born September 20, 1936, in St. Louis, Missouri the son of the late Charles and…
When you’re a huge country, and a communist one to boot, the Streisand Effect is a thing that’s just going to inevitably happen to you at times. China has definitely lived this experience. The government is the unfortunate combination of incredibly authoritarian and completely devoid of a sense of humor. The result is the serious […]
The Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis will hold its final tornado relief distribution at its Kingshighway headquarters Saturday at noon, offering storm survivors essential supplies and transportation assistance, and for one individual, a car.
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