Three Rivers Publishing invited candidates involved in races for the municipal election on April 2 to submit a candidate profile for publication. Candidates were asked to present themselves, introduce their family to our readers, and discuss their opinions on any issues they feel are of importance to the voting public, especially specific issues of concern or interest that they wish to focus on if elected.
Upcycled art show comes to Gallery Zeke
Steelville Arts Council will present “Upcycled! From Trash to Treasure III,” an exhibit at Gallery Zeke from April 4 to 20. Don’t miss this exhibit showcasing how artists successfully upcycle trash into treasure, combining recycling and innovation to show creative ways to save our resources while making one-of-a-kind art.
April 2 ballots include school’s Prop S, choices for E911 board and city council
The April 2 election will ask Steelville voters to choose a city alderman and a board member for E911, and to decide whether to approve a no-tax-increase bond issue for the Steelville School District.
Country Mart Pharmacy makes Book Buzz donation
Country Mart Pharmacy sponsored and donated the February Book Buzz books to the Steelville Elementary School Library recently. Cole Adams, Lexi Tolly and Blake Mathes took time out to show them off. Book Buzz is part of Three Rivers Publishing’s Newspapers In Education program.
St. Patrick’s Day fire destroys home
Steelville firefighters responded to a house fire on Signal Hill Road on Sunday, March 17. Upon arrival, there was heavy fire in the basement where it had started.