South County has been singled out this month as a coronavirus hotspot by the St. Louis Metropolitan Pandemic Task Force, at the same time schools are attempting to open.
It’s a shame that five months...
The St. Louis Call celebrates its 31st anniversary this year with a new name, masthead, website, circulation and, just as any other business in South County, a will to innovate and survive the COVID-19...
To the editor and residents:
We need schools open. Schools provide more than just academics to children and adolescents.
In addition to reading, writing and math, children learn social and emotional...
To the editor:
Recently some of our friends became concerned that we were in need of food, and we were overwhelmed by the generosity of the people of Oakville and South County.
We were — and are —...
St. Louis County voters have six options for county executive in the Democratic and Republican primaries Aug. 4, with each bringing something unique to this election season.
On the Republican side, returning...
Missouri Senate, 1st District
Rep. Doug Beck, D-Affton, is unopposed in the Democratic primary for the seat currently held by Sen. Scott Sifton, also a Democrat from Affton.
In the Republican primary,...
To the editor:
I agree with most of Angie Dunlap’s Feb 20 letter, “National Popular Vote would allow more representation for residents.”
Sometime I’d like to discuss with her and any other like-minded...
I read with great interest and front-page positioning about Erica Hoffman challenging Rep. David Gregory again in the Missouri House 96th District.
Rep. Gregory has been a very active participant in Jefferson...
To the editor:
After I read the March 26 Call article “Students are now on their own for classes,” I wanted to add a slightly different take on what Mehlville School District Superintendent Chris...
To the editor:
During my seven years working in the Mehlville School District communications department, I’d often hear people complain about the amount of money put into the district’s reserve fund.
Former...
