<strong>Hometown: </strong>Wildwood, MO<br><strong>Birthday:</strong> Feb. 12
<b>Politics </b><br>Regarding political matters and elections, I've always been about assessing individuals and the associated facts and considerations. I view myself as an independent voter.
<br><b>Religion</b><br>Assuredly, I am an active United Methodist. I value the cohesive approach that co-founder John Wesley initiated with Methodism in the 1700s. Stemming from my Native American ancestry, I also have a love of nature that weaves itself into my spiritual beliefs and views of the cosmos. I have, however, studied other religions and had years of personal experience with them -- resulting in a well-rounded base of knowledge about religions.
Law enforcement and school district officials shared area crises plans at a Safe Schools Partnership meeting Thursday. Police-led training could be provided to teachers and administrators.
Law enforcement and school district officials shared area crises plans at a Safe Schools Partnership meeting Thursday. Police-led training could be provided to teachers and administrators.
Law enforcement and school district officials shared area crises plans at a Safe Schools Partnership meeting Thursday. Police-led training could be provided to teachers and administrators.
VIDEO: Eureka Police Department Chief Michael Wiegand emphasizes training anyone can take to prepare for individuals trying to kill people in confined areas. He encourages school staffs and residents to consider it as helpful background.
February denotes national Black History Month. Following is a corresponding event schedule for St. Louis County library branches located in West St. Louis County.
February denotes national Black History Month. Following is a corresponding event schedule for St. Louis County library branches located in West St. Louis County.
Law enforcement and school district officials shared area crises plans at a Safe Schools Partnership meeting Thursday. Police-led training could be provided to teachers and administrators.
The student earned this opportunity by correctly spelling the word “salinity” during her school’s event. Discover her ultimate favorite word to spell in this feature.
While the Cooperating School Districts leader says school security plans are not a "one size fits all" proposition, he is advocating for some baseline changes. But those do not include arming educators with weapons.
A new business called Eclectic Trading Company offers global merchandise from its Byrnes Mill location.
February denotes national Black History Month. Following is a corresponding event schedule for St. Louis County library branches located in Central and West St. Louis County, including Eureka.
Wildwood-based Living Word United Methodist Church provides a 27-foot screen and voluminous snacks for teenagers during the year's most popular football game.
Law enforcement and school district officials shared area crises plans at a Safe Schools Partnership meeting Thursday. Police-led training could be provided to teachers and administrators.
The Six Flags St. Louis park in Eureka will open in just two months on March 29, and the park staff is hosting job fairs to fill positions for the spring and summer. In all, nearly 2,500 people will be hired for the 2013 season.
Who got this year's free passes to Hidden Valley Ski Resort from the city of Wildwood?
Starting Thursday, Missouri Department of Transportation crews will make pavement repairs on northbound and southbound Missouri Route 109 between Legends Parkway and Eureka High School.
Wildwood city officials encourage drivers and walkers to use caution while traveling through the designated construction areas during a series of million-dollar improvement projects.
Tell Patch readers what you'd like to see in this empty location formerly occupied by Eureka Nursery & Landscaping Company in Eureka.
A new concept was announced regarding this historic dining spot to be revived by its new owner.
Rockwood School District Assistant Superintendent Dennis Griffith and Chief Information Officer Steve Beatty plan to retire at the end of this school year. Four new district positions were announced Jan. 17.
