This summer, the St. Louis County Library and Operation Food Search are teaming up to provide free lunches to children at six library locations. One of the sites, and the only one in South County, is the...
After scoring in the 92nd percentile on the 2026 National German Exam, submitting several essays, successfully completing an interview with Dr. Carol Jenkins of Washington University — the Missouri President...
Agape Adventure Academy, 9373 Garber Road, hosted its second annual Mayfest, a community-centered spring celebration, on May 1.
The small Christian school’s event featured student-led marketplace...
Three incumbents took their oaths of office and were sworn onto the Mehlville School District Board of Education once more at the board’s April 23 meeting. Board members Peggy Hassler, Jean Pretto and...
Lindbergh High School held its 13th annual Musicthon, an event where students play music for 36 consecutive hours to raise money for charity, on April 24 and 25. The student-run event began at 7 a.m....
Continuing the momentum of Crestwood's Back to Nature Project — thoughtful conservation efforts that preserve and enhance parks, green spaces and native habitats — the municipality held a special...
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...
With glitter in their hair and eye black shaped as crosses, Lutheran South’s girls flag football team took on both Riverview Gardens, pictured above, and Lift for Life Academy Charter on April 17....
The St. Louis County Police Department Bureau of Crimes Against Persons and Accident Reconstruction is currently investigating a fatal accident that resulted in the death of 10-year-old Charles Bunnel...
Bayless High School (BHS) and Bayless Elementary School both recently received the designation of National School of Character. This designation is given out by Character.org, which aims to provide “evidence-based...
