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Collinsville Daily News

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Local Food Inspections November 9 - 13

The following establishments were inspected by the Madison County Health Department between November 9 and 13. November 9 Penn Station- Collinsville 2 (C) The food establishment is not under the operational supervision of a Certified Food Protection Manager that is present at appropriate times. Provide an adequate number of staff with approved training. Reference 2-102.12. PROVIDE CERTIFIED FOOD PROTECTION MANAGER. FOLLOW UP 11/30 Panera Bread 1156- Collinsville No violations Entree LLC- Maryville No violations November 10 Colton's Steak House & Grill 16 (Pf) Food contact surfaces and utensils shall be clean to sight and touch. Wash, rinse, sanitize routinely. Reference 4-601.11. MULTIPLE METAL PANS FOU D STORED STILL DIRTY. PULL DOWN VEGGIE SLICER AND SLIDING SLICER FOUND STORED STILL DIRTY. BOTTOM PORTION OF ICE CHUTE FOUND TO HAVE SOME BLACK BUILD UP. ICE MCHINE WAS SERVICED ON 10/18/26. FOLLOW UP ON 11/20 44 (C) Equipment/Utensils are not properly Air-Dried after cleaning and sanitizing. After cleaning and sanitizing all equipment and utensils shall be air dried before use. Reference 4-901.11. MULTIPLE DISHES FOUND STACKED WET. CORRECTED BY RE-STACKING 47 (Pf) Food-Contact surface at is no longer smooth and easily cleanable. A food-contact surface that is not smooth and easily cleanable can

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Centralia, Ill. café steps up to support homeless man in need

A Centralia café owner who has supported a homeless man struggling with mental health issues says community donations have helped him enter treatment, marking what supporters hope is the beginning of a more stable future.

Centralia, IL · 1d

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Vandalia Woman Pleads Guilty To Firearm And Child Endangerment Charges

Vandalia, IL-(Vandalia Radio)- A 66-year old Vandalia woman has pled guilty to charges stemming from the death of her 14-year old adopted daughter/granddaughter in November 2025. Donna Toberman appeared in Fayette County Court on Tuesday with defense attorney Alicia Granito and States Attorney Brenda Mathis for a hearing and it was announced that a plea agreement had been reached as Toberman would plead guilty to two counts possession of a firearm without a valid Firearm Owners ID (FOID) Card and to one count of causing a child to be endangered. With the agreement, two other counts of possessing a firearm without a valid FOID card were dismissed. Toberman was then sentenced by Judge Bryan Kibler to 18 months of conditional discharge as it was stated that Toberman had no prior criminal history and had completed all recommended counseling.

Vandalia, IL · 2d
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Centralia man ordered held without bond after being charged with stabbing 17-year-old

A 25-year-old Centralia man was ordered held without bond after being formally charged with two counts of aggravated battery in connection with the stabbing of a 17-year-old Centralia juvenile boy on Tuesday. Dennis Schuchmann of West Rexford is accused in both counts of stabbing the juvenile in the leg with a knife.

Centralia, IL · 1d
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Surplus Sheriff Vehicles Get Second Life in Madison County

EDWARDSVILLE — Six surplus Madison County Sheriff’s Office vehicles are getting a second life serving local communities through a program that puts public safety ahead of profit. The Sheriff’s Office recently sold six vehicles for $1 each to local police and fire departments, providing emergency responders with additional...

Madison County, IL · 2d

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These 7 Illinois Small-Town Diners Have Kept The Same Family Running The Grill For Generations

Some Illinois diners have fed the same towns for so long that grandparents and grandkids order the same burger at the same counter. The places on this list are more than old buildings with grills. Each one has stayed in family hands across generations, and that history shows up on...

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Girl Scout proposes accessible viewing platform at Highland High School stadium

Reporter • One Girl Scout hopes to make Highland High School’s football stadium more accessible to spectators with disabilities by proposing an elevated viewing platform. Olivia Neske, a local Girl Scout and Highland High School student, presented the proposal to the Highland School Board of Education as part of her Gold Award project to improve the community.

Highland, IL · 1d

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Metro-east crime and safety news: Here's recap of the last week

Prosecutors detailed new allegations in the deadly Nov. 1 shooting at a youth football game in Madison, while a separate fatal shooting in Cahokia Heights left a toddler injured. A new national ranking also looked at how metro-east suburbs stack up for safety. Here are key takeaways:. A Madison County...

Florissant, MO · 1d

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TWO MEAN HELD WITHOUT BOND IN MARION COUNTY IN SEPARATE INCIDENTS

Reports out of Marion County say two men have been held without bond in connection with separate incidents. 25 year old Dennis Schuchmann of Centralia, Illinois was ordered held without bond after being accused of stabbing a 17 year old Centralia juvenile boy this past Tuesday. Schuchmann is accused of stabbing the teen with a knife in the leg. He has a first appearance in court and a preliminary hearing set for December 8th.

Marion County, IL · 1d

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Lady Comets Start Season Monday in Tournament

The Columbia Tip-Off Girls Basketball Classic will be held next week, and the Greenville Lady Comets are one of the eight teams in it. The GHS squad will go up against Columbia at 6 p.m. Monday. A Greenville victory puts the team in the semifinals at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, and...

Greenville, IL · 1d

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Alton Felon Charged With Firing Handgun In Granite City Neighborhood

GRANITE CITY – A convicted felon from Alton accused of firing a handgun in a Granite City neighborhood while on probation is now awaiting trial in Madison County custody. 18-year-old Kayden C. Robertson of Alton was charged on Nov. 9, 2026, with one count each of the following offenses:

Granite City, IL · 1d

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Football heads into final week with UMAC title chance

NEW ULM, Minn. - MLC football returns home for the final game of the regular season with a chance to share the UMAC title. The following scenarios both require MLC to beat Greenville:. Minnesota Morris beats Northwestern; Crown beats Westminster: MLC shares the UMAC title with Northwestern, MLC receives AQ.

New Ulm, MN · 2d

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Madison County Drug Court Reports Year Two Gains, Marks 30 Years

EDWARDSVILLE - Madison County Drug Court is marking strong progress after Year Two of Project Reclaiming Hope, a five-year Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration grant awarded September 30th, 2024. The grant expands treatment, recovery resources, and support for people and families affected by substance use and mental health disorders.

Madison County, IL · 1d

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Ground Attack Leads SHG Past Centralia and Into 4A Semifinal

The Sacred Heart Griffin Cyclones picked. up a 42-14 win over Centralia in a 4A quarterfinal on Saturday thanks to five rushing touchdowns. Mikey Groesch scored two rushing touchdowns as Cam Brinkman, Ryan Broomfield and King Bryant all added scores on the ground. Brinkman found Demetrius Roberson for a 42 yard touchdown as well. SHG will travel to Rochester for a 4A semifinal next week.

Centralia, IL · 17h

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Breese Central Playing For State Volleyball Title

The Breese Central Lady Cougars will be playing for a state championship in volleyball this afternoon. Central will face Tri-Valley at 1:55 p.m. in the IHSA Class 2A title contest at Illinois State. The Lady Cougars won their semifinal game Friday against Rochester, but it took three sets. Rochester won...

Breese, IL · 1d

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Breese Central Rallies To Beat Rochester In Three Set State Semifinal

Breese Central’s combination of Madelyn Luebbers and Bailey Gebke proved to be too much in the second and third sets as the Cougars beat Rochester 21-25, 25-19, 25-15 in the Class 2A state semifinal on Friday afternoon. The Rockets will play for third place on Saturday at 12 while the Cougars will play for the state title at 1:55 pm back at CEFCU Arena in Normal.

Breese, IL · 1d

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Fayette County Board Honors Outgoing Board Members and States Attorney

The Fayette County Board took some time at the end of its monthly meeting on Tuesday night to honor its two outgoing county board members and the outgoing States Attorney following the November General Election. Board Vice-Chairman Pat Click presented plaques to outgoing Board Chairman Jake Harris and Board member Ashley Towler to honor their service after both decided to not seek re-election. Harris spent 12 years on the board while Towler has been on the board for six years. Click then presented outgoing States Attorney Brenda Mathis with a plaque to honor her time with the county. Mathis served as Assistant States Attorney from the fall of 2015 to September 2019 and then became the States Attorney in December 2022 where she has served until her election to Circuit Judge that will wrap up her time in the Fayette County States Attorney’s Office in a few weeks.

Fayette County, IL · 2d

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Troy City Council keeps ‘technical correction’ to enterprise zone tabled

County officials have requested a fee from each of the municipalities covered by the four zones the county administers. The one that covers parts of Troy is the Discovery Enterprise Zone. Last month, City Administrator Jay Keeven outlined the background for the request. “This is at the request of Madison...

Troy, IL · 2d

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Madison County reduces data center incentives

By Randy Pierce • Enterprise zones, as allowed by Illinois law, provide a mechanism for developers to be encouraged to improve properties in applicable areas by offering them financial incentives designed to attract or expand economic development but the Madison County Board has taken action to reduce this perk where data centers are concerned.

Madison County, IL · 2d

Collinsville Daily News

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ACT Renews Community Action Grants Program for Sixth Consecutive Year

Pontoon Beach, IL, November 13, 2026 … The Board of Directors for Agency for Community Transit (ACT) voted to renew the ACT Community Action Grants Program for a sixth consecutive year, with funds available beginning in January 2027. Launched in 2022, the program supports projects that enhance mobility, improve transportation-related accessibility, and promote alternative transportation options for Madison County, Illinois residents. Since its inception, the program has awarded nearly $6.5 million to 234 projects led by 87 partners serving Madison County residents. Funded projects include bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure, transportation events and education, public transit fares, planning activities, ADA accessible vehicles, and operating expenses for organizations providing transportation services. Eligible applicants include Madison County cities, villages, and townships, as well as 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations, park districts, library districts, transit districts, and airport districts based in or providing services within Madison County. Each entity may receive up to $100,000 per calendar year, with a maximum award of $100,000 per project. For requests exceeding $10,000, the first application deadline is January 11, 2027, at 11 p.m. Central. Additional deadlines are April 12, July 12, and October 11. Each quarter’s funds are awarded until fully pledged, so applicants are encouraged to apply early.

Madison County, IL · 2d