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September 17, 2015

• Things to do Thursday: Diva Night and barbecue
• Hot-air balloons take over Forest Park this weekend
• Johnny Depp plays a mean thug but movie drags
• ‘Everest’ is a tough climb for audience
• Monarch butterflies stop by for a nip of clover
• Belleville Oktoberfest adds huge tent for all things German
• Shopping: Knee-high video ads take up residence in toy aisles
• Each type of bulb has its own planting requirements
• Belleville Quizno’s closes, Millstadt Subway to reopen
• A lot of sole: Local Boy Scouts collect 26,000 pairs during shoe drive
• New Douglas News for the week of Sept. 17
• St. Jacob & Marine News for the week of Sept. 17
• Grantfork news for the week of Sept. 17
• Alhambra news for the week of Sept. 17
• Funeral homes donates eye glasses, hearing aids to Lions
• A Thought to Remember: Henry Oberbeck started iconic Highland grain business
• Classic rock bands to play Sept. 19 in Highland
• Highland residents to be surveyed about city services
• “Paws in the Park” in Greenville to feature pet parade, contests
• ‘Value’ central theme of Southwestern Electric’s annual meeting
• Paint the town Saturday at the Highland Street Art Festival
• Rush-hour crash ties up traffic on Illinois 15 in Belleville
• ‘Unfinished things to say’: SIUE holds remembrance for murdered student
• Caseyville police officer found dead after apparent suicide in squad car
• Moving huge electrical transformer from Fairmont City to Collinsville will be tricky
• Belleville native and TV star DeLaria reschedules Lindenwood University-Belleville appearance
• East St. Louis residents chime in on I-64, Illinois 15 project
• Roger That: KC-46A air tanker set to make first flight Sept. 25
• Business briefing: Local Realtors moving to new home
• Don’t Miss This: Local cops nab fugitive from Oklahoma; police in ESL being investigated
• How hot will it be? We might set a weather record Thursday
• Lots to probe in Madison County
• Crime blotter 9/17/15
• Peterson’s attorney wants recordings tossed in murder-for-hire case
• Pham powers Cards to victory over Brewers
• Bearcats place third at UW-Parkside Invitational
• Yes, the Cardinals are winning again -- But it hasn’t been pretty
• It’s ground and pound vs. wide-open attack as Wesclin challenges Columbia
• Althoff to take on ‘physical’ Mount Vernon in South 7 Conference opener
• O’Fallon seeks much-needed win over Edwardsville
• Althoff’s Bryson Strong honored as one of eight national Players of the Week
• Games at a glance: Week 4 metro-east high school football previews
• 5 Questions: A look at five critical areas as the St. Louis Blues open training camp