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O'Fallon Progress
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The kindergarten students at J.E. Hinchcliffe Elementary School in O'Fallon have written their own textbooks based on the three Rs of their character education program: respect, responsibility and right choices.
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O'Fallon will likely soon consider approving creating a 5-acre commercial lot as part of the $27 million apartment complex on Frank Scott Parkway.
Check out which local students are excelling beyond O'Fallon Township High School.
Taking advantage of a rare home pool advantage, the O'Fallon High boys' swimming team sunk the Marion Wildcats this past Saturday at the O'Fallon YMCA facility. Earning victories from virtually all of their entries, the Panthers blasted their way to a 186-59 win.
The summer of 1919 saw a steady stream of World War I veterans coming back home.
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Schlientz, Belsheim, Range, Schmidt, Hebenstreit, Schloemann
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Arrests, traffic citations in the City of O'Fallon
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Special events from our readers
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Real estate sales in the O'Fallon/Shiloh 62269 zip code
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Welcome to the neighborhood! Inside this guide you will find the necessities for settling down in the fastest growing area in southern Illinois.
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A special section honoring Scott AFB and the people devoted to serving our community and our country.
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Count those pills and pass the ammunition. Every day for six months, Navy Lt. Cmdr. Timothy Thompson, 40, wore a flak vest, Army fatigues and carried a weapon when he went to work at a hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan. You could describe his job as combat pharmacist.
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Britain's inquiry into the Iraq war will seek meetings with former members of the Bush administration after taking evidence from Tony Blair and other key British officials, the panel's chairman said Monday.
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Iraq's prime minister says he accepts an appeals panel's jurisdiction over a ban on candidates from March 7 parliamentary elections for their suspected ties to Saddam Hussein's regime.
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Iraqi leaders on Saturday pushed the country's highest court to issue a quick ruling on hundreds of candidates who have been banned from running in March elections, warning that parliament will settle the controversy if the judges don't.
