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JEFFERSON REVIEW
MONDAY EDITION
From the Editor’s Desk
Good morning, Jefferson County! We hope everyone had a chance to make it out to the Kimmswick Apple Butter Festival and the Arnold Chamber of Commerce’s Trunk or Treat. These fall traditions bring neighbors together, give families something fun to look forward to, and remind us how much there is to enjoy close to home.
In today’s edition, we’re highlighting two young brothers whose cleanup at Byrnes Mill Park turned into a lesson in community pride, along with updates from Byrnes Mill and Pevely. We’re also inviting local kids to get creative in our fall coloring contest for a chance to win $50! Keep reading for this week’s weather, upcoming government meetings, community events, and two playful kitten brothers looking for homes.
Download a coloring page and let your young artist enter our fall coloring contest.
Meet Kaiden and Kamren Wilson, the brothers who saw a messy park and decided to help.
Community recognition, sewer progress, road markings, and school bus safety take center stage.
City officials discuss proposed changes and plans to hear from residents.
Check the forecast, find upcoming public meetings and community events, and meet adoptable kittens Mario and Luigi.
Coloring contest
A little color could win your child $50!
Let the kids show off their creativity in The Jefferson Review’s fall coloring contest. Download a coloring page, grab the crayons, and give your young artist a chance to win!
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County Dispatch
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Byrnes Mill leaders discussed sewer project updates, faded road markings, UTV permits, and school bus safety, while police received recognition for supporting Bentley and Mason’s Law. Here’s what happened—and which decisions are still ahead.
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When Kaiden Wilson, 8, and his brother Kamren, 5, found trash scattered around Byrnes Mill’s city park, they went home for a bag and came back to help. Their cleanup effort earned them a surprise recognition, and gave their dad plenty to be proud of.
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Pevely officials are discussing changes to neighborhood cul-de-sacs aimed at making street repairs, snow removal and access for emergency vehicles easier. Find out which islands would remain, how residents will be consulted and what comes next for the proposed work.
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Weather
Weather can change, and conditions may vary across Jefferson County. Check the latest forecast before making outdoor plans.
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Adoptable Pet of the Week
Luigi — Animal ID: 841174
Hello, everyone! We're Mario and Luigi, two adventurous six-month-old brothers looking for our forever homes! We were found in July after being separated from our mom, and we've been winning hearts ever since. We're super friendly, playful, and always ready for our next adventure!
Recently, we spent a whole week exploring the cat playroom, and boy, did we have fun! We loved chasing the motorized ball, climbing the cat stands, and finding new ways to entertain ourselves.
Of course, even the most adventurous kittens need their beauty sleep. When nighttime rolled around, we'd find a nice, quiet place to curl up and recharge so we could do it all again the next day!
We would love for you to come meet us and see just how much fun a couple of playful brothers can be! Stop by the Jefferson County Animal Resource Center and let us show you why we might be the perfect additions to your family!