New West County Doctors & Manchester Actresses Land Leading Roles, As Announced by Local Patch Readers

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Two Manchester actresses will star in Variety Children's Theatre's fall production of Annie!  Julie Probst and Michele Elmore will grace the stage at the Touhill Performing Arts Center this October 26-28, working alongside Variety Kids in both the cast and crew.Safety First: Waste Management Kicks Off “100 Days of Summer Safety”

As another school year begins, the American Red Cross Greater St. Louis Region is reminding everyone about steps that can be taken to make the trip back to the classroom safer.

To help nourish young minds, Reading Is Fundamental (RIF) and the Buddig Be A Reader campaign are making a stop in St. Louis to raise funds to support local children’s literacy initiatives. For a second year the lunchmeat brand will donate a minimum of $100,000 to RIF.

St. Luke’s Hospital welcomes Andrew Labelle, MD, and Bobby Shah, MD, to Cardio-Pulmonary Associates. Labelle and Shah join fellow pulmonologists John Best, Neil Ettinger and Daniel Potts at Cardio-Pulmonary Associates at St. Luke’s Hospital, and they are accepting new patients.