The South County community joined the nationwide “NO KINGS” movement with a protest held at the intersection of S. Lindbergh Blvd. and Baptist Church Road on June 14.
The protest was in response...
The Thomas Sappington House, 1015 Sappington Road, was one of 20 local historic sites that participated in this year’s “Historic Saint Louis Home & Garden Tour” on June 14.
Attendees...
Tim Thuston resigned from his position as Green Park’s mayor at the city’s June 16 board meeting.
Thuston – who has served the city as both mayor and alderman over the past 18 years – cited...
Amy Bush, a social studies teacher at Mehlville High School, was recently awarded a James Madison Fellowship.
Bush was the only recipient of the fellowship, known as the United States’ most prestigious...
Kirkwood resident Mike Fitzgerald appeared before the Crestwood Board of Aldermen during the public comment section of its May 27 meeting to call on them to pass a resolution standing with U.S. federal...
Crestwood is considering amending the term length for mayoral and aldermanic offices. The city’s mayor and aldermen currently have staggered three-year terms; the proposed changes would give them staggered...
A Missouri Lottery player won a $68,000 jackpot when their ticket – purchased at Midwest Petroleum, 4403 Lemay Ferry Road – matched all five numbers drawn in the May 27 Show Me Cash drawing.
The...
After passage by the Sunset Hills Board of Aldermen last summer, a WWII veterans memorial has officially been erected at First Community Credit Union, 3887 S. Lindbergh Blvd.
A dedication for...
