Lifestyle

Dr. Jessica Smith, a Mercy Kids pediatrician in practice at Mercy Clinic Pediatrics Chesterfield, offered advice on preventing three common summer bummers: sunburn, bug bites and poison ivy.

For Jim and Lynne Heim, of St. Peters, celebrating their 50th anniversary is more than just a milestone, it’s a family tradition that could land them in the Guinness Book of World Records.

Even with pandemic-related shortages causing delays in everything from seat cushions to lumber to appliances, there’s plenty that can be done to spruce up your outdoor space.

Summer is a season for projects. The good news is that the remodeling industry has made a strong comeback from the effects of the pandemic in 2020. The bad news, especially for homeowners, is that this backlog is due to supply chain delays, continued labor shortages and an overabundance of project leads.

Join experts, virtually, for three days of learning, exploring, and engaging in ideas for sustainable lifestyles.

Preschool and other early childhood opportunities not only offer children specified time to hone their interests through play, but also to engage with peers of their own age group on a regular basis.

A private dedication ceremony was held on May 19 at The Center for Autism Education (CAE) in St. Charles to dedicate its new outdoor sensory and recreational center in memory of a beloved special education teacher.

Locals Rachel Locke and Lily Duvenick are among the 8% of Scouts on average who achieve Eagle. Both are members of Scouts BSA Troop 911, chartered by the Lions Club of Harvester in St. Charles. Their first patrol was aptly named “Trailblazers.”

As people have been spending more time at home, many design trends have emerged about mindful decor that supports healthy living for family members of all ages.

A little precaution can be the key to safeguarding your home against potential disasters this season.