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On Friday, Sept. 18, Rockwood will send an email to parents of children in preschool, kindergarten, and grades one and two asking those families (minus preschool) to indicate which plan – distance or on-campus learning – they will participate in moving forward.

Ballwin City Administrator Eric Sterman took the lead on several issues at the Sept. 14 Board of Aldermen meeting.

The Reserve at Wildwood, a development of 132 single-family homes in the city's Town Center, was recommended for approval by Wildwood's Planning and Zoning Commission on Sept. 8.

St. Louis County schools have until Sept. 17 to decide if they'll allow high-contact sports to be played this fall or move those seasons to March 2021. Meanwhile, parents exclaim, "Let them play!"

The city of Chesterfield is investigating the implementation of a bipolar ionization air purification (BIAP) system for several of its facilities.

Mainly because of allergy concerns, the currently recommended guidelines for introducing new foods can make the process long and complicated.

After several months of review, Chesterfield's comprehensive plan is moving forward.

Serving Servicemen began humbly, with Tripp Tobey hanging fliers, visiting American Legion posts, giving speeches, attending meetings and mailing information packets. Today, it's awaiting approval of its 501(c)(3) status.

Since the onset of COVID-19, the big question has been how to stop the spread; one local company thinks it has the answer

The city of Manchester unanimously approved two ordinances at its regular Board of Aldermen meeting on Sept. 8 pertaining to tobacco and electronic smoking regulations.