South County bakery McArthur’s Bakery has officially reopened for front-of-house sales again, as well as launching two new concepts at its location at 3055 Lemay Ferry Road.
In August, McArthur’s,...
Starting next month, the Lindbergh Board of Education will cease to livestream its meetings to YouTube.
What started during the COVID-19 pandemic to allow community members to stay connected and involved...
The Mehlville Board of Education unanimously approved the 2023 blended tax rate with little discussion at its annual tax rate hearing on Sept 21.
The Board of Education approved a blended tax rate of...
The Crestwood Park 9-hole disc golf course will have an official opening celebration Sept. 29 from 5 to 7 p.m. at Crestwood Park, 9724 Meadowfern Drive.
There will be a DJ, a food truck, giveaways and...
Affton High School freshman Spencer Slavik took the Muny stage this summer to perform in the campy thriller/comedy, “Little Shop of Horrors.”
The cast for the production was small compared to typical...
After two years of vacancy, the code enforcement officer position for the City of Green Park has finally been filled.
At the city’s Sept. 18 Board of Aldermen meeting, William Dorsey was appointed...
Brent Beumer, director of real estate for the grocery store Dierbergs, came before the Crestwood Board of Aldermen at its Sept. 12 meeting to give a Crestwood Crossing leasing update.
First, he brought...
Lindbergh High School Senior Elise Norman is a very busy 17 year old.
As a member of ten extracurriculars and clubs – and serving as an officer in two of the groups – it is safe to say that Norman...
The St. Louis County Planning Commission held a public hearing on a proposal last week for a small used car dealership on Morganford Road.
Applicant Kawa Shaker is requesting a change in zoning from C-2...
It’s not how you start, but rather how you finish.
The Oakville Tigers football squad found this out Thursday, Sept. 14, as they dropped their first contest of the season to Ladue High School, 40-33.
After...
