After receiving a response from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to Mayor Tim Woerther’s August 2015 letter expressing continuing concerns about the Strecker Forest property, the City Council, on Jan. 11, approved a number of followup actions.
Read More »De Smet names former Spartan Steeples as new head football coach
De Smet Jesuit Athletic Director Kevin Roberts has announced Rob Steeples has been named the new varsity football coach for the Spartans.
Read More »Annual Parkway South Invitational boasts strong field in high girls swimming
The annual Parkway South Invitational begins its two-day run Friday (Jan. 15) afternoon. The 11-team high school girls swim field is led by defending champion Glendale, of Springfield. The Falcons finished second last winter in the state meet. There swim meet is more than 20 years old. Along with Glendale, the other top teams in the meet are Marquette, Lafayette, and Park Hill South. All of them should be competing for the top spot on Saturday afternoon. Some of the top individuals in the meet are Franki Petrosino, of Lafayette; Katiana Porporis, of Marquette; Alyssa Lemon, of Marquette; Gabi Vieira, ...
Read More »Chesterfield approves projects endorsed by parks committee
The Chesterfield City Council has approved a number of projects endorsed by its Parks/Recreation/Arts Committee, including participation in an effort designed to raise funds to provide clean water to communities in developing countries.
Read More »Health Capsules
Putting an electronic toy in the hands of an infant may seem like a smart thing to do, but a new study suggests otherwise, at least when it comes to language development.
Read More »MoDOT selects design-build team for I-44/Route 141 project
On the heels of flooding that swamped a low-lying section of Route 141 at Interstate 44, the Missouri Department of Transportation has selected a design-build construction team for the renovation of that intersection.
Read More »Parkway students win Louis S. Sachs scholarships honoring entrepreneurialism
“The spirit of entrepreneurialism begins with young people.”
Read More »Mature Focus: News and notes
Baby boomers for the most part are open to new automotive technologies, but most of them may draw the line at driverless cars.
Read More »Ballwin, police chief agree to separation terms
Ballwin Police Chief Steven Schicker officially retired on Dec. 16. The police chief had served in the department since 1979.
Read More »High school girls basketball
The MICDS Rams won the annual MICDS Holiday Invitational for the fourth consecutive year.
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