The smell of coffee and the sound of chatter are immediately recognized if one were to walk into American Legion Post 162 on any given Wednesday morning. Those in attendance, in addition to the fact...
Richard Eichhorst — a lifelong Lemay resident, local historian, veteran and educator — recently received the Pioneer in Education award presented by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary...
The Jefferson Barracks Bicentennial Symposium honored the 200-year anniversary of the first soldiers arriving at Sylvan Springs, just south of St. Louis, to establish a new U.S. Army post. That post...
Soco’s Gyros, a local fast-casual Mediterranean/Greek-style restaurant, is one step closer to opening a second location following the St. Louis County Council’s recent meetings in which a request to...
St. Louisans came together on June 6 to celebrate the heritage and history of the city.
Over 60 historic sites, museums, authors and cultural organizations from across the region were present...
A resolution honoring the Friends of Jefferson Barracks — a nonprofit dedicated to preserving the historic sites within Jefferson Barracks Park — was unanimously approved by the St. Louis County Council...
Amidst other budget cuts and the closure of the Kennedy Recreation Complex’s pool, the St. Louis County Council has passed a bill that raises the daily admission price to the aquatic center at The Pavilion...
As part of the VFW Day of Service, members of VFW Post 1831 spent May 15 outside the Spinal Cord Unit at Jefferson Barracks VA Medical Center, cooking and serving lunch to veterans.
“This is our day...
On April 21, the St. Louis County Family Court certified 16-year-old Dakota Merit to be tried as an adult for the August homicide of Derrick Merit. Dakota was charged with second-degree murder and armed...
On April 7, South County voters in the general municipal election passed eight propositions in South County. In case you missed it, here is The Call’s round-up of voter-approved propositions in the cities...
