October 18, 2018
Pictured above: The replica of the Arch outside the Lemay Ferry Shop ‘n Save as seen Friday, Oct. 12. Photo by Bill Milligan. Some former Shop ’n Saves in the south county area are already reopening as newly-branded Schnucks after Schnucks bought Shop ’n Save this month. Maryland Heights-based grocery chain Schnucks announced last month
[ Read More ]Pictured above: The Call Newspapers team with the thousands of donations from south county for the USO for Thanksgiving 2017. Please join your local banks, credit unions and Call Newspapers in an effort to fill the wish list below for military families this Thanksgiving as part of the USO of Missouri’s sixth annual Operation October food drive. The
[ Read More ]Erin Achenbach Staff Reporter eachenbach@callnewspapers.com Two Oakville residents are competing this fall to hold the vacant seat of the 94th District of the Missouri House held by the late Rep. Cloria Brown. James “Jim” Murphy, Republican, is running in the election Tuesday, Nov. 6, and is being challenged by Democrat Emma “Jean” Pretto, a Democrat
[ Read More ]Above, the property on the grounds of St. Johns United Church of Christ in Green Park that will be the location of the church’s Community Dog Park. St. Johns United Church of Christ of Mehlville is inviting the local community to the grand opening celebration of its St. Johns Community Dog Park. The celebration will kick
[ Read More ]Letter to the Editor To the editor: In recent months, many letters to the Call have been in response to other letters critical of President Donald Trump, mine among them. The assertion that Trump embraces a fascist doctrine and that there are similarities between Trump’s regime and that of Adolph Hitler’s during the early 1930s
[ Read More ]Ernie Trakas talks at the Concord-Lemay/Gravois/Jefferson Republican Club meeting. Photo by Jessica Belle Kramer. By Gloria Lloyd News Editor glorialloyd@callnewspapers.com Councilman Ernie Trakas can stay in office and did not violate the county Charter with his work as an attorney for public school districts, a St. Charles County judge ruled last week. In a nine-page
[ Read More ]The city of Sunset Hills invites the public to a celebration of its German founding fathers next week. All are welcome to the plaza of the Sunset Hills Community Center, 3915 South Lindbergh Blvd., from 5 to 7 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 23, to eat, drink and be merry. The music of the Joe Polach & the St. Louis Express
[ Read More ]Pictured above: In this photo from an onlooker, police and the Mehlville Fire Protection District respond to the scene of a shooting at the Oakville Walmart Thursday night. Photo by Jason Allen Krause. A Green Park man was charged Saturday with murder in the shooting death Thursday of a chef from Andre’s Banquet Center in
[ Read More ]By Gloria Lloyd News Editor glorialloyd@callnewspapers.com Call Newspapers is starting its 30th anniversary year this week as it marks its 29th anniversary Aug. 17, kicking off a year of celebration with a fresh new look but the same in-depth government and school coverage that you’ve come to expect from south county’s only locally owned newspaper.
[ Read More ]Jim Murphy and Ron Rammaha, pictured above, introduce their platform at the June 21 joint meeting of the Concord-Lemay and Gravois Republican clubs. Photos by Jessica Belle Kramer. By Jessica Belle Kramer For the Call Two business owners from Oakville and Concord are running for the Missouri House to succeed the late Rep. Cloria Brown,
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