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Dardenne Prairie had proposed a change to their code for attached townhomes, to allow smaller footprints and enable building on smaller lots. However, the bill was referred back to P&Z.

Dardenne Prairie has approved a new trash and single-stream recycling service contract for 2020 and beyond.

Dardenne Prairie will have three aldermen positions, one from each ward, on the April 7, 2020, general municipal election ballot. Candidate filing opens at 8 a.m. on Dec. 17.

On Oct. 15, nearly 4,500 General Motors workers at the Wentzville Assembly Plant reached the 30-day mark of the national United Auto Workers [UAW] strike against the company.

Holt High softball coach Joel Adam always has been one to stay grounded in the moment and prepare for each season, practice and game with the total intent of helping his team improve on the field and in life. In roughly three weeks that process will change as he retires from a 30-year career that will arguably go down as the best in Holt softball history.

Axe throwing could be coming to O'Fallon is a bill [No. 7132] sponsored by council members Jeff Kuehn and Dr. Jim Ottomeyer [both of Ward 4] receives an affirmative vote at the Oct. 24 City Council meeting.

After nearly a year in the making, the vote is official. On Oct. 10, O'Fallon's City Council and Mayor approved the 'Flavan Tract' rezoning and area plan, with new conditions. This was in spite of, but considering Planning and Zoning concerns and nearby resident objections.

Tuesday, Nov. 26 will be the 29th annual No Hunger Holiday, The event is designed to provide the ingredients for a complete Thanksgiving dinner to over 3,600 families in St. Charles County and other nearby counties. Volunteers and donations are needed.

Golf carts – coming to a street near you. That is if the City Council approves a bill authorizing their use on some city streets.

Five council seats are up for election in April 2020.