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“Healthy Living” by Carl Hendrickson Do you have or do you know someone who has glossophobia — the fear of public speaking? This is the No. 1 fear often expressed by individuals — a fear even greater than the fear of death. Career success often depends upon how well one is able to express oneself.

• stlcallnews
• April 18, 2017

The staff of Call Newspapers took home 18 statewide awards from the Missouri Press Association’s Best Ad Contest last week in Columbia. In the last year, the Call has won statewide awards for its website, advertising, reporting and editorials from both the Missouri Press Foundation and its advertising division, the Missouri Advertising Managers’ Association, or

• Gloria Lloyd
• April 13, 2017

The Crestwood Board of Aldermen voted last week to adopt an ordinance prohibiting short-term rentals within the city. Aldermen voted 6-2 to approve the ordinance that bans such short-term rentals as Airbnb. Ward 1 Alderman Darryl Wallach and Ward 2 Alderman Justin Charboneau were opposed. Under the ordinance, short-term rentals of less than 30 days

• Mike Anthony
• April 5, 2017

Byline: Just a few weeks into a new year and a new County Council, the infighting between County Executive Steve Stenger and the council abruptly returned last week in a showdown over the redevelopment of Jamestown Mall.

• stlcallnews
• March 5, 2017

Byline: Woman finds niche in grocery industry Entrepreneur overcomes a mountain of adversity in male-dominated field By BILL MILLIGAN For the Mail Call Walking through the Sappington Inter-national Farmers Market seems like a visit with relatives when you're with owner Tes-sa Greenspan.

• stlcallnews
• March 5, 2017

Byline: Construction is set to begin this week on a Cliff Cave Park trail expansion after a clash, then a compromise, between County Executive Steve Stenger and 6th District County Councilman Ernie Trakas, R-Oakville, over County Council authority.

• Gloria Lloyd
• March 5, 2017

The Sunset Hills Board of Aldermen settled a yearlong dispute last week by approving a new Jimmy John’s, siding with a business owner over neighbors who opposed its drive-thru. For nearly a year, residents fought against Jimmy John’s owner Steve Saladin’s plan to move from his current location at 3680 S. Lindbergh Blvd. to 3751

• stlcallnews
• February 10, 2017

Call Publishing Inc. launches its new website, callnewspapers.com, as it begins its 15th year of publication. The website will feature all the news of the week, archived news stories, links to several other sites, as well as a number of cutting-edge features.

• stlcallnews
• August 14, 2003

Edward J. Anderson, Investment Representative with the 10017 Watson Road office of Edward Jones in Crestwood has been named to the President’s Club of The American Funds Group, one of the nation’s leading mutual fund families. Appointment to the President’s Club is one of the organization’s highest honors for stockbrokers and financial planners. Anderson has

• stlcallnews
• May 8, 2003

Ronald T. Barnes, a highly respected banker who worked 22 of his 27 years in St. Louis banking, is returning to St. Louis as regional president-commercial banking for locally-owned community bank Midwest BankCentre. Following 20 years in executive positions with Mark Twain Bank in St. Louis, Barnes moved to Kansas City in 1998 as president

• stlcallnews
• May 8, 2003