Don Welge is first honoree for 2026
The Randolph Society Foundation Board is pleased to announce that Don Welge, who took the helm of his family’s business as a young man and […]
Long time local pastor passed away last week
A well known local pastor passed away on Tuesday, March 3. Reverend Kenneth A. Knobloch, 90, of Maeystown, was ordained in 1964 and served in […]
Primary election is Tuesday, March 17
There may not be much competition on the March 17 primary election ballots, but it is still very important to go out and vote. Randolph […]
Perandoe TPC to host annual transition fair at RBHS
The Perandoe Special Education District’s Transition Planning Committee, in partnership with the Illinois Department of Human Services-Division of Rehabilitation Services and the Red Bud School […]
America’s Maritime Action Plan creates opportunity for the St. Louis Region and Inland Ports
By Susan Taylor, Dennis Wilmsmeyer, Cyndi Buchheit-Courtway and Brent Donovan The advancement of the recently announced America’s Maritime Action Plan (MAP) is embraced by the […]
Eagle Fest
Despite the rainy weather Saturday, there was still a good turnout for the annual Eagle Fest held March 7 at the Jerry F. Costello Lock […]
Wegener and Jackson are athletes of the month
ATHLETES OF THE MONTH–The Red Bud High School athletes for the month of February are Kiersten Wegener and Danny Jackson. Pictured are: Jena Gibbs, realtor […]
Student of the month
The Red Bud High School Student of the Month for February is Jack Crafton. He was nominated by teachers Brian Boeving and Dane Walter, both […]
Details from PdR School District’s separation with Schmitt released
After months of working on trying to get an agreement, the Prairie du Rocher School Board approved of a separation agreement with former superintendent Dr. […]
Red Bud recognizes Girl Scout Week
CELEBRATE GIRL SCOUT WEEK–At Monday night’s council meeting, Red Bud Mayor Susan Harbaugh signed a proclamation declaring the week of March 8-14 as Girl Scout […]