The Freeburg Tribune

06/17/2026

To our subscribers: Due to circumstances beyond our control, the newspaper will not be delivered to the US Post Office or our retail locations until Thursday afternoon. Therefore, the Post Office will not be delivering this week's edition until Saturday, June 20, due to the Juneteenth Holiday on Friday, June 19. The electronic version of the newspaper will be uploaded at 9:00 p.m. tonight as usual. Any subscriber to the Tribune is able to access the online edition free of charge. Go to www.freeburgtribune.com, click on the subscribe button, and at the bottom of the page in the promo box enter NEWS2019, continue to the next page where the prices should be listed with a $0 value and continue to the bottom to enter your e-mail address. On the next page enter your information along with a password and you are all set to go.

05/01/2026

So, it appears that once again the post office did not deliver mail to more than half of Freeburg. We are so sorry for the delay in delivery. We will be making a complaint to the Belleville post office, the national post office, and congressman Bost.

03/13/2026

All current and new subscribers are welcome to read the online edition as part of the yearly subscription rate.

If you are a current subscriber, just go to www.freeburgtribune.com and enter News2019 in the promo box on the subscribe page.

If you are a new subscriber, there is no need to enter the promo code as your information for online access will be recorded with your online payment.

Keep up with the activities of taxing bodies in the news articles and in the public notices on the classified page. See the wonderful things happening at our local schools, and keep up with the activities of our community groups as they work to make our communities better.

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Hope to see you all soon!

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