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South St. Louis County News

St. Louis Call Newspapers

South St. Louis County News

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SAINT LOUIS, UNITED STATES - OCTOBER 16, 2017:  Eagle patch and merit badge sash on Boy Scouts of America (BSA) uniform

Scout Troop 721 marks 60th anniversary

February 19, 2020

Boy Scout Troop 721 out of Sappington Elementary will be holding its 60th anniversary celebration Thursday, Feb. 20, at Dressel Elementary School. The 60th Anniversary Celebration is open to all who have...

An aerial rendering of the new Lindbergh High School, facing Lindbergh Boulevard.

Lindbergh takes first bids for new high school, will sell rest of $105 million in bonds

February 19, 2020

By Gloria Lloyd News Editor glorialloyd@callnewspapers.com The Lindbergh Board of Education voted on two important Prop R action items last week, setting in motion the first steps toward building a...

The Missouri State Capitol building in Jefferson City.

Crime, Clean Missouri, flooding among South County legislators’ priorities for session

By Erin Achenbach, Staff Reporter February 18, 2020

A little over a month into the 2020 Missouri General Assembly, lawmakers are hard at work in Jefferson City trying to pass their sponsored legislation. South County legislators filed bills this year related...

Life is a ‘Cabaret’ at Lindbergh

Life is a ‘Cabaret’ at Lindbergh

February 17, 2020

The Lindbergh High School thespian troupe is taking a trip back in time to 1931 Berlin with its production of ‘Cabaret’ Feb. 20-22 in the LHS Auditorium, 5000 S. Lindbergh Blvd. Showtimes for the LHS...

Sunset Hills hotel now is asking for tax incentives

Sunset Hills hotel now is asking for tax incentives

By Erin Achenbach, Staff Reporter February 10, 2020

Sunset Hills will be getting its first new hotel in over a decade as construction on the new 5-story $7.4 million Comfort Suites hotel — the former Days Inn at 3654 S. Lindbergh Blvd. — is slated to...

An aerial rendering of the new Lindbergh High School, facing Lindbergh Boulevard.

New Lindbergh High: First bids set for brand-new LHS, $89 million state-of-the-art school

By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor February 6, 2020

By Gloria Lloyd News Editor glorialloyd@callnewspapers.com The first bid for the new Lindbergh High School is set to be approved this month, leading up to the construction of the first fully rebuilt...

Missouri gifted director set to speak at Lindbergh

February 4, 2020

The Lindbergh Schools Gifted Program will host the state’s director of gifted education in February. Missouri Director of Gifted Education Dr. Christine Nobbe will make an appearance Monday, Feb. 10...

Students pictured above include back row, left to right: Samuel Caldwell, Nathan Hart, Ian McMurry, Caleb Robinson, James Zipfel, Andrew Kim, Benny Mayer.  Middle row: Meredith Blucker, Lily Jiang, Cole Lilledahl, Kira Boegeman, Philip Duchild, Madlyn Anderson, Rachel Wei.  Front row: Roie Randelman, Ava Wood, Ida Fan, Yeonsoo Park, Mary Lanio.  Not pictured: Raymond Soto, Dimitri Loli.

‘Parent prom’ raises money for orchestra

February 4, 2020

The Lindbergh High School Orchestra is sponsoring a “Parent Prom” fundraiser to support its two-year collaboration with the Youth Baroque Orchestra “Die Telemänner” based in Stuttgart, Germany,...

Citizens vote at the Sunset Hills Community Center April 2, 2019.

Filing for April sets races in Sunset Hills, school boards

January 28, 2020

Candidate filing closed last week for local elections in April, and this election season is set to be the most competitive South County has seen in several years. The election will be held Tuesday, April...

Filing for April election closes; competitive races set for school boards and Sunset Hills

Filing for April election closes; competitive races set for school boards and Sunset Hills

January 23, 2020

Candidate filing closed Tuesday for local elections in April, and this election season is set to be the most competitive South County has seen in several years. The election will be held Tuesday, April...

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