Wildfires are an increasing threat, but with the right precautions, homeowners can significantly reduce their risk. Through the Firewise program, local communities are learning to create defensible spaces around their homes, which can be the difference between survival and disaster. By clearing flammable debris and following expert guidelines, residents can not only protect their properties but also assist firefighters in their efforts. Small actions, such as maintaining a 6 to 10-foot safety zone, can have a huge impact on preventing the loss of homes during wildfires. By Sadie Smith. This story is sponsored by Denise Elliott, State Farm Agent and Happy Pappy’s Pizza & Wings.
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Oil prices fell on Wednesday, on expectations the political dispute that has halted Libyan exports may be resolved and concerns over lower global demand growth.
WE ARE IN BUSINESS on this Monday Morning in the Heart of the Riverbend! We are starting the day off with the Mayor of South Roxana- Tj Callahan. Tj will join us for an in-depth conversation regarding an incident that occurred a few weeks ago. Plus Mayor Callahan will fill us in on the growth South Roxana has seen, and his plans for the coming years. Rusty Wheat joins us at 9:20! Rusty will be filling us on on the latest surrounding the Chain Gang! Rusty will also fill us in on his Earth Day Clean-Up and ways we can be a part of it! At 10:10 we are talking with Paula Jameson the Art Director & Curator for The Grafton Art Gallery! Paula will fill us in on the progress being made to get the gallery open, the journey it’s been, and of course, ways we can support it once it is open! Then at 10:35, we are talking with Madison County Board MemberPaul Nicolussi!Paul is serving his first term as a County Board member for District 23, which serves portions of Collinsville and Maryville. He will join us to talk about his platform and the work he has done. We will also talk with Paul about the primary process in the County!
Helena Area Habitat for Humanity is looking for 40 women volunteers to work alongside women who are building their own homes to provide a better future for their families.
The Elsah General Store, now starting its fourth year of business, has been recognized by the River Bend Growth Association for the store’s ongoing service to the community.
Helena Area Habitat for Humanity is looking for 40 women volunteers to work alongside women who are building their own homes to provide a better future for their families.
On Thursday September 28 the RiverBend Growth Association held a ribbon cutting to celebrate the grand reopening, under local ownership, of Smart Style Hair Salon inside the Walmart at 610 Wesley Drive, Suite A in Wood River, Illinois. The Riverbend Growth Association (RBGA) is the chamber of commerce and economic development organization for the communities of the Riverbend. The RBGA promotes the cause of its member business on a local, state and national basis, organizes events for its members to mix with each other, host prominent speaker presentations and much more.Not a member of the regions most dynamic Chamber of Commerce? Contact Trish about membership at 618-467-2280 or send her an email at tholmes@growthassociation.com. To make an appointment call: 618-258-8229Smart Style Hair Salon 610 Wesley Drive (inside Wood River Walmart) Suite A Wood River, IL 62095 618-258-8229
Mamta Kafle Bhatt, 28, was reported missing by her husband Naresh Bhatt on Aug. 5.
Hundreds of thousands of Samsung electric ranges recalled in Canada over fire hazard.
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