National Healthcare Decisions Day – Thursday, April 16 – was founded to get people thinking, talking and taking action on healthcare decisions such as living wills and other advance directives.
Read More »Flash flood warning
Due to recent and expected rainfall in the area conditions exist that could result in flash flooding. Drivers are urged to use extreme caution and do not attempt to drive through standing water.
Read More »De Smet Invitational feature top water polo teams from St. Louis, Illinois
The De Smet water polo Spartans are rebuilding this spring but they hope to make a splash in their own De Smet Invitional.
Read More »State decrees: ‘All high school juniors will take the ACT’
In 2014, two Rockwood high schools (Marquette and Lafayette) and two Parkway high schools (West and South) were listed in the top 10 of Best High Schools in Missouri by U.S. News & World Report. Performance on state assessment tests like the Missouri Assessment Program (MAP) and the American College Testing (ACT) exam make up a large part of the ranking criteria.
Read More »Wildwood set to make llamas, horses equal under the law
Wildwood’s City Council, on April 13, will vote on legislation that would allow for some llamas – currently living at a home on Glencoe Road adjacent to Rockwoods Reservation – to stay there.
Read More »Students get chance to examine a genuine piece of prehistory
It only took about 66 million years for an authentic Triceratops horn to make its way to Ridge Meadows Elementary.
Read More »Thomas Sowell – The Iran ‘Agreement’ Charade
By abandoning virtually all its demands for serious restrictions on Iran's nuclear bomb program, the Obama administration has apparently achieved the semblance of a preliminary introduction to the beginning of a tentative framework for a possible hope of an eventual agreement with Iran.
Read More »Cajun and Pub Grub makes Bone’s French Quarter a local favorite
Mardi Gras is over – but don’t tell the patrons at Bone’s French Quarter, where its Mardi Gras atmosphere, good food and cold drinks keep the good times rolling all year long. Master of ceremonies is Bone’s French Quarter owner Brian Armstrong, who, over the last year, has given the menu a stronger Cajun accent.
Read More »Creve Coeur council approves wood siding for Tappmeyer House
The Creve Coeur City Council has opted for more historically authentic wood replacement siding in a repainting project for the 135-year-old Tappmeyer House in Millennium Park.
Read More »2015 High School Boys Golf Preview
As high school golf gets underway, here's a look at the areas teams with insight from the coaches.
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