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O'Fallon has proposed updates to improve the city's "traffic calming" policy and process for use by residents of subdivisions and city staff.
Read More »O’Fallon proposes updates to city ‘traffic calming’ policy
COVID-19 survivor recalls nurses’ voices, actions after waking from coma
After spending three weeks in the ICU, COVID-19 survivor Nathan Walker reunited virtually with the nurses who had saved his life and revealed that he remembered their voices after coming out of a medically induced coma.
Read More »Not Your Normal: Discussions of mental health ramp up during quarantine
Healthcare professionals in St. Charles and beyond are experiencing an uptick in individuals seeking professional mental health services.
Read More »The show will go on: St. Peters takes Sunset Fridays to the airwaves
Beginning May 15 and continuing through Friday, July 17, St. Peters and St. Peters TeleVision is bringing Sunset Fridays “On the Road” to back yards and living rooms across the region.
Read More »St. Peters Planning and Zoning recommends denial of rezoning for ‘Dallavalle Tract’
Townhomes proposed for the Dallavalle Tract along Spencer Road in St. Peters have met with opposition from area residents.
Read More »St. Charles County moves meetings to St. Peters
The St. Charles County Council and Planning & Zoning Commission meetings for May and June will be held at the St. Peters Justice Center, 1020 Grand Teton Drive.
Read More »Dardenne Prairie concert series begins May 15
The 2020 Dardenne Prairie Summer Concert & Food Truck Rally is still scheduled to proceed as planned.
Read More »O’Fallon residents seeking council member recall must collect 350 signatures
Petitioners seeking to recall O'Fallon Ward 4 council member Dr. Jim Ottomeyer must obtain a minimum of 350 signatures for a potential vote on Nov. 3.
Read More »Municipalities cancel, tweak summer events to enforce social distancing
Following the announcement of Gov. Mike Parson's 'Show Me Recovery' plan, many municipalities have tweaked or postponed major citywide events in preparation for summer crowds.
Read More »State Historical Society of Missouri offers free virtual programming
News, updates and virtual program events are posted on the SHSMO website, shsmo.org.
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