Charlie s Drive-in closes its doors after decades, plans for new owners
The root beer stand has been in this spot on Wood River Avenue since 1950. But in the ‘70s, it became known as Charlie’s Author: Sydney Stallworth Updated: 7:21 PM CDT August 3, 2021
WOOD RIVER, Ill. A drive-in spot in Wood River, Illinois, with a deep history closed its doors Tuesday, and the community came out to get some of their favorite treats one last time.
Charlie’s Drive-In root beer stand in Wood River was busier than ever Tuesday.
“I have a great customer base, and been here 30 years and a lot of them just keep coming back,” Teresa Tweedy, co-owner of Charlie’s, said.
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Siblings seek seats in separate elections
Siblings seek seats in separate elections
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Brothers Tim Tweedy, left, and Scott Tweedy, right are both on the April 6 ballot in separate races. Tim Tweedy is running for a seat on the Bethalto Village Board of Trustees. Scott Tweedy is seeking a seat on the Wood River City Council.For The Telegraph
BETHALTO Two civic-minded brothers are each first-time candidates in the April 6 election.
Tim Tweedy, 60, is running for a seat with the Village of Bethalto Board of Trustees. His brother, Scott Tweedy, 64, is running for a seat with the Wood River City Council.