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November 11, 2015

• Potentially severe thunderstorms Wednesday afternoon
• Don’t Miss This: Search for Cahokia killer continues
• St. Clair County assures state its audits are clean
• Roger that: Nearly 100 years later, there remains no monument to World War I
• Recipe of the Day: Broccoli-Cheddar Soup
• Homegrown White House correspondent will speak at SIUE
• “The Nutcracker” kicks off holiday season
• ‘I’m just dazed by all this attention’: Volunteers build ramp for veteran
• ‘Listen to their stories’: General urges Belleville residents to meet vets
• Dealership surprises family with car for daughter on dialysis
• O’Fallon celebrates military’s significance to the community
• Metro-east consistently producing strong baseball recruits
• Statham, in 50th season, hopes McKendree has ‘turned the corner’ at Division II level
• McKendree women’s basketball team seeks improvement under new coach Kerkhoff
• SWIC looks to rebound after loss to Mineral Area
• Business Briefing: 7 percent of Illinois veterans unemployed
• Public boards help boost Andy’s economy
• Highland schools honor veterans
• New Douglas Halloween parade winners announced
• Madison County Board to consider $129 million budget
• Maryville Church to host Metro East Men’s Conference
• Local banks collecting for needy
• Highland Jaycees to host bocce ball, washers tournaments
• Grantfork UCC to hold sausage supper
• Cosmic bingo to benefit burn victims
• Maryville Turkey Trot set for Nov. 14
• Wood River credit union robbed at gunpoint
• Loss of Lynn won’t cause Cardinals to panic
• Cahokia’sWard decides on Missouri
• College commitment day: Local athletes make their choices
• Metro-east produces strong baseball recruits
• Local soccer, volleyball and softball players make college commitments