From the Editor’s Desk
Jefferson County voters have spoken, and this Thursday edition begins with complete coverage of Tuesday’s primary election. We are also taking readers inside recent meetings in Pevely and Hillsboro, where local officials discussed city finances, police staffing, water loss, development plans, and upcoming community projects.
You will also meet Anthony Meyer of A+B Detail St. Louis, find upcoming government meetings and community events, review the latest Jefferson County weather forecast, and meet an adoptable dog whose happy smile and nonstop tail wags may win your heart. Thank you for reading and supporting local journalism focused on the people, decisions, and stories shaping Jefferson County.
See who won, which races were decided by only a handful of votes, and the complete unofficial results from primary election night.
Pevely officials questioned accounting expenses and municipal fund transfers while advancing plans for an indoor sports complex, new financial software, and city improvements.
Hillsboro approved new police hires and examined a reported 43 percent difference in water records while discussing gravel driveways, city audits, park improvements, and upcoming events.
Meet the local business owner whose careful workmanship and personal service help customers feel proud of their vehicles again.
Plan the days ahead with the latest forecast, upcoming government meetings, community events, and a joyful three-year-old Pit Bull mix looking for a family.
County Dispatch
Jefferson County voters delivered commanding victories in several races while others remained separated by only a handful of votes. See who won, which contests came down to the wire, and the complete unofficial results from primary election night.
Pevely aldermen raised questions about city finances, outside accounting costs and transfers between municipal funds during Monday night’s meeting. The board also advanced plans for an indoor sports complex, new financial software and several city improvement projects.
Hillsboro leaders approved new police hires while taking a closer look at a reported 43 percent difference in the city’s water records. The board also discussed gravel driveway rules, Fletcher House events, major park improvements, the upcoming city audit, and a new date for its September meeting.
Business Spotlight
For Anthony Meyer, detailing is about more than making a vehicle shine. At A+B Detail St. Louis, every service is built around precision, trust, and helping customers fall in love with their vehicles again. From family cars to dream rides, Meyer brings the same careful workmanship and personal attention to every detail.
Weather
Weather forecasts are subject to change. Check local conditions and alerts before making outdoor plans.
Government Meetings
Adoptable Pet of the Week
Warning: This girl's wiggly butt and happy smile are impossible to resist!
Meet ID #840854, a beautiful 3-year-old Pit Bull mix whose tail never seems to stop wagging. From the moment she meets you, she's ready to soak up all the pets and affection you have to give. Her joyful personality is truly contagious!
This sweet girl came to us as a stray and is ready to leave that chapter behind. It's clear she's been a mama before, but now she's ready to enjoy the good life—being spoiled by a family that's all hers.
She seems to enjoy other dogs.
Cats? She politely ignores them.
A meet-and-greet with your dog is recommended to make sure everyone is a great match.
For just $135, her adoption includes:
- Spay
- Vaccinations
- Microchip
- Deworming
- Flea & tick treatment
If you're looking for a dog who will fill your home with laughter, love, and nonstop tail wags, ID #840854 is waiting to meet you. Stop by the shelter today—you'll fall in love the moment you see that smile.
