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Area Veterans Receive Bi-State Support at Florissant Resource and Job Fair, Co-Hosted by SIUE Veterans Upward Bound
EDWARDSVILLE - A small army of providers, offering jobs, services, free clothing, door prizes and more assembled on Wednesday, Aug. 14 at John F. Kennedy Community Center in Florissant, Mo., to support men and women who have been in service to their country. Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Veterans Upward Bound (VUB) co-hosted the Florissant Veterans Resource and Job Fair that boasted 42 vendors from Illinois and Missouri.
Duplex replaces single family home just east of Maplewood
A single-family home at 7201 Southwest Avenue, in St. Louis city, just outside of Maplewood, which was demolished in the beginning of this year, is being replaced with a duplex. The original home was built in 1892, according to Redfin real estate site. Flip Squad Monopoly LLC, with a mailing...
City of Grandview, business owners prepare as final stretch of Main Street extension project breaks ground
— The city of Grandview is entering the final stage of its Main Street extension project. No, the city isn’t physically extending Main Street another mile. Instead, it's extending the infrastructure and beautification improvements for a few more blocks. From Main and 7th to 3rd streets, the city is...
Woman Charged With Trying To Steal Graceland From Elvis Presley’s Family
The United States Department of Justice announced on Friday that a woman had been arrested for trying to defraud the family of rock and roll icon Elvis Presley and steal the family’s ownership stake of his former home, Graceland. Lisa Jeanine Findley, 53, of Kimberling City, Missouri, was taken into custody on federal charges of […] The post Woman Charged With Trying To Steal Graceland From Elvis Presley’s Family appeared first on BroBible.
Rockwood School District kick off year with new changes
Rockwood School District is starting the new year with 19,400 students, 1100 of whom attend Crestview Middle School, and a new transportation app for parents, while cell phones are expected to be put away during instructional time.
Community members help Callaway County Sheriff's Office identify suspect
Community members help the Callaway County Sheriff’s Office identify a suspect in trespassing and stealing incidents near Holts Summit. The Sheriff’s Office released a photo on Facebook Saturday, asking for help identifying a woman seen on camera. Within six minutes, multiple callers identified the woman as Elisabeth Eitel, 22, of Jefferson City.
Missouri outlawed abortion, and now it’s funding an anti-abortion group that works in other states
This story was originally published by ProPublica. On a recent Saturday outside a Planned Parenthood clinic in Fairview Heights, Illinois, a woman wearing a reflective orange vest and body camera flagged down a car pulling into the facility. “Hi, can I talk to you a second?” the woman, Sheri King, said to the driver, reaching […]
Missouri state parks and historic sites host several activities throughout St. Louis area
JEFFERSON CITY, MO, AUG. 19, 2024 – Beat the late-summer heat and check out some of these activities at state parks and historic sites in the St. Louis region. Wednesdays – Sundays through Sept. 1, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.: The History of Slavery in St. Louis at Felix Vallé Historic Site.
Bernie’s Redbird Review: At Least I Can Catch Up On My Sleep During Cardinals’ Games.
I don’t know about you, but I’m tired of watching the Cardinals hit into ground-ball double plays. Actually, it’s tiring just to watch this team. We should all take more naps … just like the team. OK, I’m being a little nasty here. I would like to smile and engage in some Happy Talk banter, but the Cardinals aren’t giving me much to work with.
Francis Howell school board will restrict books, conversation about gender identity
A decision by the Francis Howell School District board to ban books with certain content has alarmed some students, parents and teachers. The school board on Thursday approved by a 5-2 vote a proposal that bans books containing "explicit descriptions of sexual conduct," alcohol and drug use, repeated profanity and "purposeful conduct that injures the body or property of another in a manner that would be a crime."
6 Chiefs on the Roster Bubble Heading Into Preseason Finale
After a loss in Week 1 of the preseason to the Jacksonville Jaguars, the Kansas City Chiefs dropped a one-point game to the Detroit Lions. While they lost 24-23, the score wasn't what mattered. Instead, the focus was all on Patrick Mahomes throwing a behind-the-back pass to Travis Kelce. After everyone gets over that play, the focus will shift again to the depth chart.
Religious organizations for students seeking community on campus
Religious and spiritual institutions can be a vital part of some students’ lives. When coming to college, it may be important for some to find similar communities to feel more at home and develop new friendships. Below are a few religious and spiritual organizations present around the Missouri State University campus.
Did your child’s school get security upgrades? Not all received the funds
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A new school year brings excitement and sometimes a lot of stress. The state of Missouri is seeking to ease some of the biggest fears by handing out $70 million for safety and security upgrades to schools. But some districts got more than...
1972 – Woodside Cops Modified Title
Jay Woodside receives his trophy for winning the Missouri Super Modified Championship. Announcer Jimmy Glenn is to the right. – MRA Collection. Sedalia, Mo. (August 19, 1972) – Jay Woodside of Kansas City won the top money, but Gene Gennetten of Gladstone, Mo., won the crowd in the Missouri Super Modified Championship on Saturday night at the Missouri State Fairgrounds.
Monday, August 19 Forecast: Another fall preview
We started the day with rain skirting across Southwest Missouri and Northwest Arkansas. We’re ending the day with mostly clear skies across the region. This was our last shot at measurable rainfall for the next week as a dry pattern sets in. Something else we won’t find much of this week is heat. Drier, mild […]
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