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Collinsville teens compete with giddyup

Kevin and Mindy Wilborn were stunned when their son, Ethan, and daughter, Megan, ended up in the same bracket during a pole-bending competition at the World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show in Mississippi this summer.
Shrine offers global tour of diverse cultures

The 10th annual Festival of Cultures and Faiths held Saturday at the Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows featured art, performances, language and a whole lot of food.
Belleville skating sisters have more than 60 gold, silver and bronze medals between them

They aren't Olympians, but Belleville sisters Brooke and Alyssa Bommarito are proud of their medal collection. Between them, the girls have won more than 60 gold, silver and bronze-colored medals for roller skating.
Square watermelons? Belleville man 'stays awake at night dreaming up things'

Ever seen a square watermelon? Norm Geolat has several taking shape in his Belleville backyard. Norm likes to think outside the box -- or in the case of watermelon, inside the box.

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Services on Saturday for Pinckneyville woman who lived to age of 110

Funeral services will be on Saturday in Pinckneyville for a woman whose life touched three centuries.
Belleville's annual Labor Day parade draws a crowd

The Southwestern Illinois Central Labor Day Parade in Belleville was headed up by U.S. Rep. Jerry Costello, D-Belleville, the parade's grand marshal.
Memorial Hospital accepts breastfeeding award

Memorial Hospital was recently awarded a "Breastfeeding Is Smart Business" award from the Edwardsville Region Breastfeeding Task Force.
Golfers rally for a cure for breast cancer

More than 100 female golfers from around the metro east participated in the Rally for the Cure, a golfing fundraiser benefiting breast cancer awareness and research, June 12 in Belleville.

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Collinsville teens compete with giddyup

Shrine offers global tour of diverse cultures

Belleville skating sisters have more than 60 gold, silver and bronze medals between them

Square watermelons? Belleville man 'stays awake at night dreaming up things'

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Services on Saturday for Pinckneyville woman who lived to age of 110

Belleville's annual Labor Day parade draws a crowd

Memorial Hospital accepts breastfeeding award

Golfers rally for a cure for breast cancer

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