It’s never been more obvious what the top story of a year was, as 2020 will always be remembered as the year a global pandemic stopped life as we know it everywhere. But South County also made national...
Mehlville and Oakville high school students returned to the classroom Monday, Jan. 19 for the first time since COVID-19 shutdowns last spring, aside from a brief, two-week window last November.
Mehlville students expanded their time in class at the start of the second semester Jan. 19. Elementary students are now attending five days a week, while Mehlville and Oakville high schools attend part-time...
Hagemann Elementary fourth-grade students offer these New Year’s resolutions.
Almir — My resolution is going outside and exploring the world more.
Noah — My resolution is to do more around...
Candidate filing closed Tuesday for a number of governmental positions that are up for election April 6, setting up several competitive races across South County. One of the trends this year is that many...
Despite concerns from some Mehlville Board of Education members about placing a bond issue on an upcoming ballot during a period of economic uncertainty, a survey shows that most voters are in favor of...
Voters in the Mehlville School District will decide in April whether or not to pass the district’s first facilities bond issue since 1992.
The Mehlville Board of Education voted unanimously last week...
During the COVID-19 pandemic, The Call is taking a look back at some of the past stories of South County. The holidays in 2020 weren't normal for most families, but here's a look back at students giving...
Editor's note: During the pandemic, we are looking back at several inspiring stories from local South County schools. This grant was given in May 2019.
Jill Hudson, a library media specialist at Blades...
Voters in the Mehlville School District will vote on the district’s first facilities bond issue since 1992 after the Mehlville Board of Education voted unanimously Thursday night to place a 12-cent no-tax-rate-increase...
