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O'Fallon Progress
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In the grand scheme of many organizations, the significance of Clara Harrison's job as a file clerk may sometimes be underestimated. But not at the O'Fallon Public Safety Department, where she has been named the civilian Employee of the Year in recognition of the quality of her work in 2011.
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Officials with the city of O’Fallon are pleased with the number of new commercial projects completed in 2011 and are looking for even more projects to come to fruition this year.
The news was all good for the OTHS bowling programs during the past week.
On the boys’ front, the Panthers, having settled for a conference co-championship earlier in the week, pulled out all the stops on Saturday to capture the IHSA sectional tournament championship — punching their ticket for a return engagement at St. Clair Bowl this Friday and Saturday in the IHSA state tournament.O'Fallon's first Homecoming was only a one day affair — Saturday Sept. 30, 1922. So, one day was going to make or break it.
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Colonel John Michael "Mike" Martin, USAF, retired, 79, of O'Fallon died Thursday, Jan. 26 at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Belleville.
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Ellie Nadine Jaime passed away the day she was born, Jan. 24 at Anderson Hospital in Maryville.
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Check out what police investigated in your neighborhood between Jan. 9 and Jan. 18.
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Master Sgt., Raymond A. Ignarski, U.S. Air Force, retired, 85, of O’Fallon, born Nov. 30, 1926 in Racine, Wisc., died Friday, Jan. 20 at Memorial Hospital in Belleville.
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For newcomers and natives alike, our Getting Settled Guide is chock-full of information everyone should know.
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Check out our special section dedicated to the Class of 2011 at O'Fallon Township High School.
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It's that time of year again. Check out our Better Homes and Home Improvement Guide to take care of those spring projects.
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Check out the fabulous finds in our real estate magazine.
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Check out our guide to this year's St. Louis Navy Week, Sept. 2-12.
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A Louisiana helicopter company owner pleaded guilty Monday in federal court in East St. Louis to defrauding the U.S. Air Force of $300,000 but won't be going to prison.
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He's a man with a mission -- a global mission. As commander of U.S. Transportation Command at Scott Air Force Base, Gen. William M. Fraser III oversees 2,481 employees at Transportation Command headquarters.
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Forget what they say about time healing all wounds. More than 57 years have passed since Phil Heath, 76, of Granite City, served with the Marine Corps in Korea. But he can't shake the image of the first Marine he saw die in combat.
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James Sperry's nightmares always take him back to Fallujah. There, he saw his friends blown apart. There, his best friend died despite his best efforts. And there, Sperry himself nearly died on Nov. 9, 2004, when his platoon took part in the fiercest battle of the Iraq war.
