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Teaspoons Café is conveniently located on Route 157 just south of Meridian Road, in Edwardsville, Illinois. Come in and enjoy a fresh variety of nearly 50 loose leaf teas by-the-cup or by the pot, brewed just for you. Or, order up one of our fine coffee, cappuccino or espresso selections. Join...
Godfrey Meat Market located at 6017 Godfrey Road was selected the Riverbend Growth Association ’s Small Business of the month for August 2016. In addition to a sign designating Godfrey Meat Market as RBGA Small Business of the Month, owners Ian and Lori Warford will receive advertising...
The second half of the night featrued Derrick Ater, American Legion Tournament Director, Colonel Anthony Mitchell, Commander of the St. Louis District Army Corps of Engineers, and Matt Slater, Director of Player Personnel for the St. Louis Cardinals. The tournament is the culmination of a 64 team competition...
Confluence Business Advisors created a video highlighting the The 2016 American Legion Great Lakes Regional Tournament Banquet and its sponsors.
David Ollenbittle, master of ceremonies, begins the night by inviting Hal Patton, mayor of Edwardsville, and Matt McSparin, Edison's CEO, to the podium to help kick off the 2016 American Legion Great Lakes Regional Tournament. The tournament is the culmination of a 64 team competition now narrowed dow...
Tennis players from across the globe took the the courts at Edwardsville High School to compete in the annual Futures Tennis Tournmament. Today's events covered both the singles and doubles championship rounds.
This year's Mud Mountain had a great turnout for runners with the most attendees in recent history. SIUE's cross country course, where Mud Mountain takes place, offers varied terrain with hills that posed a challenge for runners while also offering a nice view of the outdoors.
The River Bend Growth Association honored the St. Peter and Paul School with a ribbon cutting ceremony to help commemorate their reopening. The school was initially closed due to a sinking foundation, but after a summer of repairs, the school is now ready to start the new year.
The stands at the Madison County Fairgrounds Racetrack was packed once again for the second night of demolition derbys. The second night offered two separate demolition derby events with cars and lawn mowers having their own competitions.
The track at the Highland County Fairgrounds was full of heavy collisions as custom combines competed in the demolition derby.