Crestwood will kick off its yearlong process to update its entire city zoning code tonight with a visioning workshop designed to see what residents want to see in the code.
The workshop will happen...
By Brandon R. Hill
Columbia Missourian
In an effort to empower more rural Missouri farmers, the Department of Agriculture is prepared to eliminate more than 1,200 rules and regulations restricting the...
By Gloria Lloyd
News Editor
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The city of Crestwood hired a familiar company last week to take the lead on rewriting the city zoning code, a project also currently underway...
St. Anthony's gets new name: Mercy Hospital South
By Gloria Lloyd
News Editor
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St. Anthony’s Medical Center will change its name to “Mercy Hospital South” beginning...
By Gloria Lloyd
News Editor
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Mercy officials originally said they thought they would keep the name of St. Anthony’s Medical Center after acquiring it last year, but they’ve...
By Gloria Lloyd
Staff Reporter
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Sunset Hills is set to get its first new hotel in more than a decade after the Board of Aldermen passed a plan that has been in the works for...
Some people who live to 100 years old might consider taking it easy for a change, but not south county resident Mary Halliburton.
Halliburton, who turned 100 Feb. 23, still volunteers twice a week in...
County Auditor Mark Tucker, right, at a Feb. 20 minority-contracting hearing with the four members of the County Council who voted to hire him a year ago, from left, 4th District Councilwoman Rochelle...
By Mike Anthony
Executive Editor
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Lindbergh Board of Education Treasurer Mike Tsichlis is pushing hard for state legislation that would allow school districts and other taxing...
By Mike Anthony
Executive Editor
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Crestwood Mayor Gregg Roby said last week that it would be “inappropriate” to comment about the redevelopment of the former Crestwood...
