By Nick Miller, Owner and Publisher Memorial Day weekend means a lot of different things. Most obviously, it is a time we should stop and reflect and be
“The local school districts have been providing free meals to children since the schools were closed. Their service will end on May 27, with the end of the
It’s high time the Governor begins to understand that he is the chief executive of a massive state and that the problems facing Chicago are not the same
I want to start by thanking everyone who has read my previous columns and opted to switch their subscriptions from print to digital. I realize for some of
By: Angela Simmons, Weekly Editor Governor Pritzker addressed students specifically in a recent address, telling them he knows that this isn’t how they envisioned their spring semester. My
This week we travel to historic downtown Paducah, Kentucky, where Patrick Stoffel ran in the Mercy Health Iron Mom half marathon on May 11. He is pictured with
The Appels recently visited their son over Easter Weekend in Colorado Springs, CO. He is attending the United States Air Force Academy. The family is pictured at The
This week’s view takes us back to Dec. 19, 1903 when the first trolley arrived in O’Fallon from Lebanon. The MetroLink of its day, the electric streetcar or
Sterling and Gail Dare recently visited China and Japan. They are pictured on the Great Wall of China with their copy of the Weekly. The Dares report that
This week we traveled to the 10,023-foot peak of Haleakala Crater on Maui, Hawaii, with Rich and Carol Lunan of Shiloh to celebrate their wedding anniversary. The Lunans
This week’s view, from the late 1800’s, is of Andrew Molles’ wagon shop that once stood on the south side of East State Street, between Vine and Lincoln
This week’s view is of Willard’s Station (also called Willardsville or Willard) in east O’Fallon, present day Willard Drive and Betty Lane, taken about 1910 or shortly before.
