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2026 Triad School District Commencement
2026 Bethel Academy Commencement in Troy
Bethel Academy in Troy graduated five eighth-grade students on Thursday, May 7: – Grace Bogard – Jonah Chomko – Isaac Martin – Elijah Scheibel – Eleanor Scheibel
Read MoreHawthorne Animal Hospital to celebrate 70 years of caring for pets in Madison County
Milestone year starts with Angel Fund Golf Scramble on June 18 By Tribune Staff • Hawthorne Animal Hospital, a top-rated veterinary clinic serving the St. Louis Metro East, is excited to mark a critical milestone in its mission of providing pets with compassionate, comprehensive care close to home. In 2026, Hawthorne will celebrate its 70th…
Read MoreHighland High School celebrates nearly 200 graduates
By Brittany Blackwell Reporter • Nearly 200 graduates crossed the stage on May 15 as Highland High School honored the Class of 2026 with a ceremony highlighting diverse achievements. The outdoor ceremony drew families, staff and community members to the school’s football field, where 184 graduates were recognized for their achievements in academics, athletics and…
Read MoreCollinsville PD recognizes Lt. Jeremias on his retirement after 28 years of service
By Randy Pierce Reporter • Retired Collinsville Police Department Lieutenant Wilbert “Bud” Jeremias has been recognized upon the conclusion of an illustrious law enforcement career that totaled 28 years. After serving in a patrol capacity in East St. Louis from 1998 to October 2005, Jeremias joined the Collinsville Police Department, first with similar responsibilities and,…
Read MoreLane closures on I-55/70 in St. Clair County rescheduled for June 1
MADISON – The Illinois Department of Transportation is continuing multiple coordinated improvements along the Interstate 55/70 corridor in St. Clair County to improve safety, mobility and road conditions. Beginning Monday, June 1, lane closures will be in place at the following locations to allow for pavement and structure repairs. Eastbound I-55/70 Between Exchange Avenue and Black…
Read MoreUnearth stories: Tri-Township Public Library hosts prehistoric summer reading kick-off
By Tribune Staff • The Tri-Township Public Library District is kicking off “the best season of the year” with a morning of prehistoric proportions! On Saturday, May 23, 2026, from 9 to 11 a.m., families are invited to Tri-Township Park (Pavilion #10) to help “Unearth a Story” and celebrate the launch of the 2026 Summer…
Read MoreCollinsville PD recognizes Lt. Jeremias on his retirement after 28 years of service
By Randy Pierce Reporter • Retired Collinsville Police Department Lieutenant Wilbert “Bud” Jeremias has been recognized upon the conclusion of an illustrious law enforcement career that totaled 28 years. After serving in a patrol capacity in East St. Louis from 1998 to October 2005, Jeremias joined the Collinsville Police Department, first with similar responsibilities and,…
Read MoreIllinois critical access hospital network executive director joins national discussion on rural health transformation
By Tribune Staff • Illinois Critical Access Hospital Network (ICAHN) Executive Director Tracy Warner participated in an important conversation on Perspectives with Pinnacle, a video podcast hosted by ICAHN business partner Pinnacle Healthcare Consulting, to discuss the current landscape and future of rural healthcare. The executive roundtable brought together healthcare network leaders from across the country…
Read MoreGlen Carbon Board recognizes Lt. Ned Miller on his retirement
By Kathy Turner • On May 12, the Glen Carbon Village Board recognized Lt. Ned Miller of the police department. Lt. Miller will be leaving the department this month after 27 years of service. Miller joined the department in 1999. He also served on the Major Case Squad of the Metro East and became the…
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