🦅 Pevely Alderwoman Raises Questions Over City Accounting and Fund Transfers
Financial concerns take center stage as the city reviews outside accounting costs, municipal fund transfers, development plans, and upcoming improvement projects.
Hillsboro Moves Forward With Police Hires as Board Reviews Water Loss and Park Improvements
The Board of Alderpersons also discussed gravel driveway requirements, Fletcher House events, the upcoming city audit, and the community’s remaining summer activities.
More Than a Clean Car: Anthony Meyer Brings Passion and Precision to A+B Detail St. Louis
From family vehicles to dream cars, Meyer builds every detail around careful workmanship, personal service, and an understanding of what each customer wants to achieve.
Jefferson County Primary Produces Decisive Victories and Razor-Thin Finishes
Tim Whitney wins the Republican county executive contest, David Frank edges Anthony Ruble, and Jaclyn Riebold finishes first in an exceptionally close county clerk primary
Pevely Aldermen Call for Closer Financial Review as City Advances Development Plans
Board members discussed concerns about city accounts, approved an indoor sports complex permit and moved forward with new financial software and infrastructure projects.
Bentley and Mason’s Law Celebrated at Byrnes Mill Signing Ceremony
SB 1135 allows Missouri courts to require impaired drivers who take the life of a parent or guardian to provide financial support for the surviving children.
Tanglefoot Dance Hall Draws Crowds for Grand Opening Weekend in Downtown Festus
More than 200 guests passed through the doors on the busiest night as dancers, families, and visitors from across Missouri celebrated Festus’ newest entertainment destination.
Campaign Season Comes to Festus City Hall as Meeting Turns Heated
Candidates found a ready audience among frustrated residents, while the council delayed action on a proposed 129 home development along Buck Creek Road
Family Cemetery Request Moves Forward at Jefferson County Council Meeting
André and Lisa Gallet De Saint Aurin sought permission to bury their infant grandson on their Cedar Hill property as residents also raised Highway 30 safety, municipal boundary and HOA concerns.
Hillsboro Schools Prepare for New Year While Cutting Costs and Expanding Security
District leaders say staff preparations are progressing, budget revisions will save roughly $400,000, and new portable screening equipment should arrive in September.
