An emotionally-charged crowd showed out for the Lindbergh Board of Education meeting Aug. 19 to speak about hot button cultural issues like masks and critical race theory.
The main topics under discussion...
As the Oakville girls cross country team prepares for the start of the 2021 season, the Tigers are looking forward to finally having a full meet schedule this year.
“We actually have a decent turnout...
As the start of the 2021 season nears, the Mehlville girls volleyball team is hoping that a squad with nine seniors will help the Panthers improve on last year’s 5-7 record
“We had 55 girls tryout...
Despite suffering setbacks such as a smaller roster due to the COVID pandemic, the Mehlville Panthers have a solid core group of runners that are focused on doing their best with what they have to work...
With a solid group of seniors returning for the 2021 season, the Lindbergh girls tennis team is poised to have another outstanding season.
“We’ve got 40 girls on the team, so we have a huge group...
Feed My People, one of the largest food and care providers in the region, revealed plans July 22 for a modern “your choice” food pantry at its existing location at 171 Kingston Dr.
The project will...
New development on the long-vacant Crestwood Plaza site is one step closer to reality after the Crestwood Board of Aldermen unanimously approved the establishment of a community improvement district in...
The 100-acres Tesson Ridge development project was approved by the St. Louis County Planning Commission last month after months of back and forth.
The Planning Commission approved the plan July 26.
The...
Hubert Reichert of South County turned 100 Aug. 18, and in that time he served in the Navy during World War II and experienced some of the most notable moments in St. Louis history.
According to Ed...
The St. Louis County Library and Operation Food Search began offering free grab-and-go meals for students at county libraries Aug. 23, including South County at the Weber Road Branch, 4444 Weber Road.
Meals...
