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Festus City Council OKs street master plan
The Festus City Council on Monday approved the 2026 Street Master Plan, which will guide the Public Works Department where improvements are most needed in the city when seeking state and federal grant funding. Public Works Director Michael Christopher told the council that safety was the top priority when drafting...
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About 1,500 attend Fox High Fall Craft Fair in Arnold
Fox High School Fall Craft Fair customers left with bags full of seasonal, holiday and other items throughout this past weekend, Fox High Parents’ Club member Bre Ward said. Ward said approximately 1,500 people attended this year’s fair on Nov. 7-8 in the school’s gyms and common areas in Arnold.
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Festus Hosts Sikeston for Class 4 District 1 Football Championship
(Festus) The Festus Tigers football team battles Sikeston for the Class 4 District 1 Championship Friday night. Festus is 8-2 on the season after a 34-6 win over De Soto last week. Sikeston is 7-3 after beating Hillsboro 15-10 in their last game. Festus head coach AJ Ofodile said his...
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Thousands attend annual Ladies Night event in Festus
More than 5,000 people attended the sixth annual Ladies Night on Nov. 7 on Festus Main Street. This year’s event started and ended earlier than in the past. Ladies Night was held from 2-8 p.m. this year after previously being held from 4-9 p.m. Event spokesperson Michelle Hohmeier said...
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Four Officials Excluded From Audit Process
The Kirkwood City Council is banking on transparency as it works to regain public trust, turning to the city’s newest elected leaders. In a move hoped to demonstrate integrity in the process, the three council members elected in April will work with independent legal counsel to review findings from the upcoming audit of Kirkwood Electric, which overshot its budget by $15.6 million last year.