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Lawrence Group completes design work for 16,000-square-foot addition at Lake St. Louis seniors housing campus

Lawrence Group completed designs for a 16,000-square-foot addition to Cottages of Lake Saint Louis’ senior living campus at 2885 Technology Drive in Lake St. Louis, Missouri. The addition will include a pair of cottages, each accommodating 10 seniors for a total of 20 beds, plus related site improvements. Cottages...

Lake St Louis, MO · 2d
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Rezoning, area plan for seventeen-home subdivision approved in Dardenne Prairie

The Dardenne Prairie Board of Aldermen greenlit a bill for a proposed subdivision in the city. The board voted 5-1 to approve rezoning of a site to "R-1D" with a Planned Unit Development (PUD), and approval of an area plan for the proposed 17-home Sagebrook neighborhood on just under 12 acres.

Dardenne Prairie, MO · 2d

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Applications open for Jingle Bell Boutique

The Wright City Thrift Store will host its annual Jingle Bell Boutique on Saturday, Dec. 12, allowing children to “shop” for free gifts for their immediate family members. There will be two shopping sessions, one at 9 a.m. and another at 11 a.m., and the store is now accepting reservations. To reserve your child’s spot, email kellbell04@gmail.com with your name, number of children attending and which of the two shopping times you prefer.

Wright City, MO · 2d
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Flickering Lights and an Unexpected Flames

What started as a regular school day quickly turned into an unexpected situation on Tuesday, Nov. 3 when the power went out at SCHS. According to Assistant Principal Jeff Thorne, the outage was caused by a tree falling down. As the lights continued flickering, a small fire broke out involving the generator in the woodworking classroom during 5A.

St Charles, MO · 1d
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Keep the kids busy over winter break with these St. Louis camps

You've created wondrous memories at The Polar Express Train Ride at Union Station, been mesmerized by Candy Cane Lane and Garden Glow, and experienced the magic of roaming carolers along St. Charles' Main Street. Yet your kids are still yearning for more during winter break. Thankfully, winter camps abound in St. Louis, offering plenty of possibilities no matter your child's preferred pastime.

St. Louis, MO · 1d

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Longtime Warrenton Armory administrator reflects on military service

Clifton Woolf, 92, has led a life that has included success in real estate development, raising a family, and extensive charitable giving. One of the aspects of his story that he is most proud of, though, is the more than four decades he spent in the military. Woolf served a...

Warrenton, MO · 2d

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New headstone placed on Civil War veteran’s grave

A new headstone was recently placed on the grave of a local man, William Barklage, who served with the eastern Missouri militia during the Civil War and was killed Sept. 10, 1863 in a skirmish with a band of Southern guerrillas, known as bushwhackers, west of Wright City. While attending...

Wright City, MO · 1d

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Eagles Come Back to Win Over Lafayette

After an almost month-long break, the Liberty Eagles Hockey Club is back for the season. They played their first game back from the break on Nov. 3, where they fell short 3-0 against Eureka. With the results of the Eureka game behind them, the team was ready to fight in their game against Lafayette.

Wildwood, MO · 1d

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Ellisville hosts 2026 Bluebird Business Awards

The city of Ellisville recognized local businesses and organizations for contributions to the community during its annual Bluebird Business Awards dinner, hosted by the Ellisville Economic Development Commission (EDC). The event celebrates the achievements, growth and community involvement of businesses of varying sizes and industries for their innovation, longevity, community...

Ellisville, MO · 20h

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Rockwood schools earn high marks in statewide K-8 rankings

Rockwood School District elementary and middle schools received recognition in the latest U.S. News and World Report’s Best K-8 Schools rankings, released Oct. 20 of this year. Several of the schools placed among the highest-ranked schools in Missouri based on student performance in reading and mathematics. The rankings included...

Chesterfield, MO · 1d

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Crusaders finish third in Class 4 softball

Coach Noah Duncan and his St. Dominic Crusaders reached the softball Final Four for the first time since 1998 this fall. The Crusaders finished third in Class 4 with a 6-4 win over Platte County at the Killian Sports Complex in Springfield. It tied for the best finish ever by...

Springfield, MO · 20h

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ACT and SAT Shift Format, Bringing Advantage to Students

The ACT and the SAT are changing, giving students a shorter test and a new way to approach testing. One of the biggest changes is that the test will take less time to complete. The science section is also now optional. If students choose to take the science portion, it will receive its own score and will not count toward their overall composite score.

St Charles, MO · 1d

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Traffic Shifts Planned for Westbound I-70 Near Foristell as Pavement Work Continues

HANNIBAL – As work continues on the Improve I-70: Warrenton to Wentzville project, crews will shift westbound Interstate 70 traffic in the St. Charles County area, starting November 12. These shifts will take place near Foristell between the Warren/St. Charles County line and the Foristell Weigh Station (mile marker 202.8 – 205.4).

St Charles County, MO · 1d

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Taking the lights out on Friday night

There is something different about a Friday night football game at Parkway South. The student section fills with school colors, classmates gather in the stands, and the excitement around the field makes it feel like the whole school has been waiting all week for this night. This season, South football gave students plenty of reasons to show up. After finishing the regular season 6-3, the Patriots won their first playoff game since 2012. Although their season ended with a loss to Eureka last Friday night, South put up a fight and showed what the program could become moving forward.

Manchester, MO · 1d

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Expect Lane Closures on Mid Rivers Mall Drive South of Countryside Drive

Mid Rivers Mall Drive south of Countryside Drive will require lane closures in both directions of traffic on Thursday, Nov. 12, 2026, between 9 a.m.-4 p.m., weather permitting. The lane closures are needed for utility work. The right lane of southbound Mid Rivers Mall Drive will be closed south of...

St Peters, MO · 2d

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Women's Basketball Scores School-Record 116 Points in Season Opening Win Over Eureka

ST. LOUIS – The Maryville women's basketball team poured in a school-record 116 points and began its 2026-27 season by rolling past Eureka 116-26. The total eclipsed the previous mark of 113 set versus Oakland City Dec. 1, 2013. In addition, the Saints set a new program mark for largest margin of victory at 90 points, topping the record of 74 set against Blackburn Nov. 11, 2012. A third record that fell was most total rebounds as Maryville grabbed 83 boards, to surpass the previous record of 64 versus Harris-Stowe Dec. 10, 2010. Melia Lemorande led four Saints in double figures with 28 points and 13 rebounds, while Lindsey Schadewalt added 22 points and snared 10 boards. Hadley Crosier and Claire Lueken finished with 12 and 11 points, respectively.

Maryville, MO · 1d

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Funding for new Chesterfield Aquatic Center approved by voters

On Nov. 3 residents of Chesterfield voted to approve $34.5 million in general obligation bonds to construct a new aquatic center, as well as a use tax to fund it. Unofficial results for Proposition A to authorize the bonds showed approval at nearly 62% and Proposition Q at just over 51%.

Chesterfield, MO · 2d