I was editor of Maplewood-Brentwood Patch from March, 2012 to October, 2013, when I was laid off along with hundreds of other Patch editors nationwide. I now publish 40 South News, local news of Brentwood and Maplewood.
Orbit will open soon at the corner of Sutton Boulevard and Hazel Avenue. Owner Michael Stivers hopes to get some competitive skeeball leagues going.
Trina Petty-Rice will be stepping in for Karen Smith, who is retiring after this year.
The Pioneer girls kept the sectional game close, but not enough to compensate for Zumwalt's near-perfect shooting from the foul stripe.
Vianney had four in double figures as they downed Troy on Wednesday night.
The man and woman are from the Kansas City area, and are currently being held by St. Louis County police.
Both girls teams lost Monday night in semifinal basketball games. On Tuesday, unfortunately, so did the boys.
Antar Thompson has offers and interest from the likes of Mizzou, K-State, Notre Dame and Alabama.
Brentwood and MRH are in the Class 3, District 5 basketball tournament.
The McDermotts lost their Arnold home and everything in it to fire on Feb. 19. Go to the Facebook page to see how you can help.
The eighth-grade teacher entered a contest sponsored by the A&E Channel.
Arnold Patch asked its readers what businesses they'd like in available spaces in town. Here are some comments made on Patch and on another site the article ran on.
Looking for work? Here are five listings in Monster.com within a five-mile radius.
The Seckman runners made a video about their team and running. They did a great job, take a look!
There are three age-group categories in the contest.
The top movies in Brentwood and Maplewood are the same. Only one of those movies is Oscar-nominated - Moneyball.
The Parkway North guards out-shoot De Smet, as Viking standout Darrell Johnson is held to 12.
STL Sports Productions is hosting live broadcasts of all eight Challenge/Wickenheiser Cup Semi Final Games. Seckman's game is at 7:20 tonight.
The Arnold Police Department reported the following, which occurred from Feb. 13 through Feb. 19.
Jefferson County Animal Control adoptions include spay or neuter, with your fee.
Potholes will be fixed around St. Louis this week.
