Lindbergh Schools is hosting two community forums to get feedback on the next iteration of the district’s strategic plan.
The first set of community engagement events will be Tuesday, Sept. 12 at 5...
A petition for a limited development plan to construct an ammunition warehouse in Green Park failed to move forward at the Aug. 21 Board of Aldermen meeting.
According to the company’s website, Wild...
Missouri state Rep. Jim Murphy, R-Oakville, announced last month that he supports term limits on Congress.
The announcement came in a press release from the nonpartisan group U.S. Term Limits, whose...
The St. Louis County Library and the St. Louis Department of Public Health announced last week that Narcan kits are available at five county library branches, and will expand to all 20 branches by the...
The Crestwood Crossing development is now the location of a new Mercy-GoHealth Urgent Care.
The new location is in the Crestwood Crossing shopping center, 9952 Watson Road, next to Dierbergs, which...
This week marks the 34th publication of The Call's annual Fall Sports Preview, a keepsake edition that celebrates fall sports at Lindbergh, Mehlville and Oakville high schools, first published the very...
With excessive heat expected to continue through the end of the week, St. Louis County has resources available for residents to deal with the heat.
Some resources available include:
$1 million...
Friday, Aug. 25
• The Cliff Cave Branch of the St. Louis County Library, 5430 Telegraph Road, is hosting “Fiber Art Craft Hour” from noon to 1 p.m. Bring your current crochet, knitting or needlepoint...
Update Tuesday, Aug. 22: The National Weather is warning that dangerous heat will continue through at least the end of the day Thursday, and may continue into Friday ahead of a cold front this weekend.
The...
The Missouri State Board of Education unanimously approved an exemption Aug. 15 for 19 districts and one charter school to measure student achievement using alternative assessments instead of the state’s...
