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Read More »Drive-through restaurants multiplying in O’Fallon
Restaurants with drive-throughs continue to be planned and opened in O'Fallon.
Read More »O’Fallon appoints new chief of police
O'Fallon has appointed Philip Dupuis as police chief, after he served three months as interim chief. The planned search process was not completed and not everyone is happy.
Read More »O’Fallon mayor says city thrived in 2020 despite pandemic
O'Fallon Mayor Bill Hennessy said the city thrived in 2020 in spite of the pandemic, thanks to its health care workers, education professionals, residents, businesses, police, first responders and city staff.
Read More »Dangerous Sammelmann Road curve to be improved
Weldon Spring plans to improve a dangerous 90-degree curve on Sammelmann Road.
Read More »O’Fallon Heritage & Freedom Fest planned for July 2021
O'Fallon has begun planning for Heritage & Freedom Fest 2021, pandemic conditions permitting.
Read More »O’Fallon approves stalking, harassment code; ballot proposition for service line repair fee
O'Fallon has approved code changes for stalking and harassment rules, as well as a ballot proposition for the April General Election in regard to a new water line repair program.
Read More »Boosting heart attack survival
A recent trial called Advanced Reperfusion Strategies for Refractory Cardiac Arrest, using a life support machine to temporarily take over the functions of the heart and lungs, improved the survival of its first participants who suffered from out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.
Read More »Letter to the Editor: Violence at the Capitol
Letter to the editor from the Jan. 13 issue.
Read More »Business Briefs: Jan. 16
The latest in local business news.
Read More »Good news about flu
Despite predictions that cases of the seasonal flu and COVID-19 could potentially spike together in a “twindemic,” the 2020-2021 flu season has so far been unusually mild, according to nationwide statistics.
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