Articles from the January 19, 2022 edition
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Biros
Norma M. Biros, 88, of Staunton, Ill., died Saturday, Jan. 8, 2022, at Hillsboro Rehab & Health Care Center in Hillsboro. She was born April 13,...
Annual Salem UCC sausage supper Jan. 29
The 74th annual sausage supper sponsored by Salem Churchmen’s Fellowship will be held on Saturday, Jan. 29, at the Salem United Church of Christ in Alhambra. Dinners cost $12 each and include fresh h...
Senior Homestead renewal
The 2022 Senior Homestead Exemption (yellow cards) will soon be mailed to senior citizens in Olive Township (Madison County). This exemption deducts $5,000 from your assessment on owner occupied...
Now Here's a Tip
* To soften food that is stuck on a pan, try soaking it overnight with fabric softener. Just fill the pan with enough water to cover the burned-on food, then lay a dryer sheet of fabric softener in...
Agriculture scholarships available
The Macoupin County Agriculture Education (MCAE) Foundation is offering one $1,500 scholarship, one $1,000 scholarship, and seven $500 scholarships for the upcoming 2022-23 school year to students wis...
Jesse White awards nearly $6 million to libraries focused on pandemic recovery
Illinois Secretary of State and State Librarian Jesse White has awarded nearly $6 million to libraries focused on responding directly to the COVID-19 pandemic by modifying services, transforming...
Tips to stay safe when walking on snow and ice
Winter is here, and snow has already covered our region, making getting around a challenge. Slips and falls can cause serious harm as conditions of roads, parking lots and sidewalks worsen in winter...
Illinois Valley scholarships
Stephanie Stahlhut, executive director for Illinois Valley Economic Development Corporation has announced that its Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) program funded by the Illinois Department of...
Livingston/Williamson 2021 holiday basket wrap-up
The year 2021 held many challenges. It also brought out kindness, caring and concern in a variety of ways, as was amply illustrated through the...
Drive-up food giveaway
There will be a drive-up food giveaway on Friday, Jan. 21, at 12 noon while supplies last. This food giveaway is for Macoupin County residents and no registration is required. There are also no...
Enhance game night with outstanding appetizer
Finger foods are preferential on game days because they are easy to grab and eat by hand, especially when clamoring for space in a crowd. Sliders or...
Bulldogs in County Tournament
The Macoupin County Tournament is scheduled to be held in Gillespie and open on Monday, Jan. 17. The Staunton boys go in with a 4-10 overall record and were to play Mt. Olive in Game 1 at 4:30 p.m....
Lady Bulldogs are #1 seed at County
The Staunton Lady Bulldogs basketball team is the #1 seed at the Macoupin County Tournament being held in Gillespie this week. The Lady Bulldogs enter tournament play with a 13-3 record and, as #1...
Bowling
Concordia Tuesday Night Men GPaMoose and the Boys 9 Luketich Arms 9 JM Power Washing Svcs 5 R & B's 5 Greg Stein, 230 & 585; R & B's, 965 & 2675; Ryan Machonta, 208; Tim Copeland 200 & 559 Wednesday...
School Calendar
Feb. 2 - School Improvement Day (12:30 p.m. dismissal) Feb. 21 - No School - Presidents Day Boys Basketball Jan. 17-21 - Macoupin County Tournament at Gillespie Jan. 28 - at Pana Jan. 29 - at...
Staunton High School Red Roses
The Staunton High School Red Roses always deliver an amazing halftime show....
SHS Cheerleaders
The SHS Cheerleaders get the Dog Pound pumped up at a recent game against Bunker Hill....
Staunton Pep Band
The Pep Band always raises the energy level when they play before home games. The band gave the Dogs good luck as they walked away with a win in a...
