Neighbors and elected officials gathered on Oct. 29 to once more discuss the proposed project to fill the Ruprecht Quarry. District 6 Councilman Mike Archer attended the meeting to answer questions and...
Fillworks LLC has submitted new, supplemental materials to St. Louis County regarding its proposed project to fill the inactive Ruprecht Quarry. This provides more information on traffic and environmental...
By Ashlynn Couch, Staff Reporter
• September 23, 2026
Local schools, clubs and community members walked the streets from Affton High School to Bayless Elementary School as part of the Affton-Lemay Community Parade on Sept. 19, saying hello and tossing candy...
An unnamed Missouri Lottery player won a $206,000 Show Me Cash jackpot on a ticket he purchased at Schnucks Market, 1032 Lemay Ferry Road, in Lemay. His ticket matched all five numbers drawn – 4, 11,...
By Ashlynn Couch, Staff Reporter
• September 16, 2026
Occasionally, passersby may find the Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery dotted with people, weaving between the headstones with buckets of water, Dawn soap and brushes. Approximately 1,000 volunteers...
By Ashlynn Couch, Staff Reporter
• September 9, 2026
On Aug. 28 Lemay and Bella Villa residents gathered to discuss the situation at the Ruprecht Quarry. The inactive quarry is surrounded by residential streets and the Mt. Olive Cemetery, but if the St....
Neighbors are speaking out against a new proposition to fill an inactive Lemay quarry in what, if approved, would be an intensive project that could last 10 to 15 years, right in their backyard. Several...
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...
