In an effort to put mortality rates from the pandemic into perspective, demography experts there recently calculated the impact of lives lost due to COVID-19 in different scenarios.
Read More »St. Peters named to ‘50 Best Places to Live’ list
Money Magazine has named the city of St. Peters to its 2020 list of the Best Places to Live in America, ranking St. Peters at No. 13 overall. St. Peters was the highest-ranked city in Missouri.
Read More »Progress 64 West to award college scholarships
Local civic organization Progress 64 West will award at least $5,000 in scholarship assistance to area high school seniors attending schools along in the Hwy. 40/I-64 corridor.
Read More »Service project aids children’s program
Recently, Duchesne High’s Kateri House officers Maria Santistevan and Mason Dowdy, along with sophomore sister Maya Dowdy, delivered donations to the Mercy Kids Child Life Program.
Read More »Student goes ‘24 miles in 24 hours’ to fight diabetes
Emma Sieveking was diagnosed with Type 1 Juvenile Diabetes six years ago. To honor her battle, she organized a “24 miles in 24 hours” fundraiser for Friends of Children.
Read More »CALL FOR VOLUNTARY SUBSCRIBERS: Mid Rivers Newsmagazine plans move to new mailing permit
In 2019, the USPS increased the price for third-class mail by nearly 3%. That, coupled with an increased strain on local post offices, has moved Mid Rivers Newsmagazine to transition to a new type of postal permit.
Read More »Letter to the Editor: Responding to a ‘Critical disaster’
Letter to the editor from the Oct. 7 issue.
Read More »Lindenwood still feeling good about ‘roaring return’
Lindenwood University opened its fall semester on Aug. 24 with students on campus and in person. According to one student and the university president, the reopening has been going well so far, despite a recent rise in coronavirus cases.
Read More »Phase 2 imminent for I-70 south outer road project
An expanded project has been proposed for the new I-70 south outer road between Woodlawn Avenue and Hwy K.
Read More »Fort Zumwalt South shoots for undefeated season, chance at second state title
The Fort Zumwalt South Bulldogs entered the last week of September as the No. 4 in the nation and No. 2 in the state, according to the Sept. 29 Max Preps' team rankings. The undefeated team has its sights set on claiming a state title in November. Leading scorer Karson Gibbs believes they can.
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