See all of the BND’s coverage of the 2017 solar eclipse
The Belleville News-Democrat has extensive coverage of the total solar eclipse. Southern Illinois is in the path of totality and expects to receive thousands of visitors on August 21.
Here’s a rundown of stories at bnd.com:
▪ Live coverage: We’re on the scene as the eclipse crosses our region
▪ Millstadt students say total solar eclipse was a day to remember
▪ Here’s a quick eclipse refresher as the big day arrives
▪ Here are the 5 things this eye doctor wants you to know about the eclipse
▪ Yes, the eclipse is a big deal. This is why.
▪ Illinois officials warn about phony eclipse glasses
▪ Don’t have eclipse glasses yet? Here’s where you can find them.
▪ Here are the 5 things this eye doctor wants you to know about the eclipse
▪ More than spectacle: Eclipses create science and so can you
▪ There’s a bunch of solar eclipse stuff you can buy, including a $500 wine
▪ To those mad dogs and Edwardsvillians out in the midday eclipse
▪ Illinois preparing to make roads safe for solar eclipse
▪ How will your kid’s school celebrate the solar eclipse?
▪ Yes, there’s a new song about the eclipse. A former Millstadt resident wrote it and sings it.
▪ Ozzy Osbourne plans concert during eclipse. These folks aren’t happy about it.
▪ Not all solar eclipse viewing glasses are safe, NASA warns
▪ You’ll need to know this if you’re going to Carbondale for the eclipse
▪ In a month, Southern Illinois becomes the eclipse capital of the world
▪ This is where you can find glasses for viewing the eclipse
▪ Here’s where to view the solar eclipse in our region
▪ More schools decide to close on total solar eclipse day
▪ Schools decide whether to close on the day solar eclipse hits Southern Illinois
▪ Granite City schools will be closed for the eclipse, too
▪ Don’t fret, Edwardsville snowflakes. Your school will protect you from the sun.
▪ Comedy Central’s reasons for no school, besides eclipse: big dog outside, zombie frogs
This story was originally published July 23, 2017 at 8:26 AM with the headline "See all of the BND’s coverage of the 2017 solar eclipse."