Phil Chapman of Highland expresses his view about the fair tax and PTELL.

Noah Cash of Marion urges Illinois residents to vote against Democratic congressional candidate Raymond Lenzi.

Congressional candidate Raymond Lenzi says Republicans have failed to provide leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Douglas Hulme of Maryville says messages among board members during an open meeting must be entered into the public record.

Mary Roberts urges fellow Wood River residents to vote “yes” on Nov. 3 ballot measure.

Robyne O'Mara of Godfrey writes that someone is removing Democratic signs from yards.

Bill Dettmers of Wood River says the city should prioritize street repairs over other projects, such as a planned recreation center.

Letter writer says Bob Daiber is the best candidate to lead the Madison County Board.

An article details how worldwide no-kill interventions led to harm of non-cat species. 

Participating with other great powers would give us the opportunity to adapt and fight the greenhouse effect, abolish nuclear weapons, and work to demilitarize space. 

As a career CPA, certified fraud examiner, and an auditor with over 15 years of experience, I can personally testify that auditing and financial reporting are some of the most complex and important functions within any business or government entity.

As a CPA and Madison County resident myself, I wanted to write to encourage people to vote for David Michael for Madison County auditor.  

Beware of false statements and misinformation!

Mayor Cheryl Maguire says sales tax revenue will pay for the construction of a recreation center and the city is not planning to demolish the historic Roundhouse. 

Riverbend Humane Society seeks support as COVID-19 prevents fundraisers.

Here we go again with “rec-less spending!” We can’t believe anything Wood River tells us. The city was hiding a secret plan that the mayor has worked on for months that shifts money around to pay for the proposed rec center. I sent a FOIA request trying to get information, but the city refus…

Many residents of Wood River recall in 2016 when the City Council discussed three different options for replacement of the Aquatic Center. According to reports, all options to repair the Aquatic Center would cost between $7 to $8 million. They said that it had outlived its useful life and th…

The 2020 election will most likely be one of the most eventful in modern history.  

The quote “all politics is local” has never meant more than it will on Nov, 3, 2020. I am proudly writing this letter in support of Amy Elik for the 111th District in the Illinois House of Representatives. The attack ads against Amy have been untrue, deliberate, and disgusting.  Amy is a Chr…

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