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Northwest Students Who Embody the Glory of Missouri
Missouri Rep. John McCaherty presented Glory of Missouri Awards to 13 Northwest High School students

Dan Barger long has been a community journalist, starting as a reporter/editor in Jefferson County, moving on to cover politics and write editorials in south St. Louis, managing newsrooms in West and North County and becoming the editorial director for the Suburban Journals of Greater St. Louis. Barger also served two stints as a Journal newspaper publisher, in Monroe County, Ill. and in Jefferson County, Mo.
Along the way Barger has covered a wide diversity of stories, from the achievements of neighborhood people to the follies at a variety of city halls to the efforts by community groups to make their hometown a better place. Barger was recognized as the Suburban Journalist of the Year by Suburban Newspapers of America for his stories on the presidential aspirations of Dick Gephardt, his coverage of a two-month conspiracy trial in St. Louis and his profiles on the people in south St. Louis.
Golf has been a big part of Barger's life, from caddying in the U.S. Open at Bellerive CC, editor the Gateway Golfer magazine and the Gateway PGA, working as a photographer at the PGA Championship, also at Bellerive, and touring all the local links where his game is not aging gracefully.
Barger and his wife, Carolyn, who live on a high ridge in Fenton, have two children, Nathan and Savannah.
Missouri Rep. John McCaherty presented Glory of Missouri Awards to 13 Northwest High School students

Northwest's productions of "Any Number Can Die" and "Beauty and the Beast" are nominated by the Cappies for 14 awards.
Monsanto sponsored program is aimed at helping non-profit organizations with their projects
Arnold and South County can brace for high water, but the 2013 flood, so far, will only be a moderate deluge.
A Walmart Neighborhood Market on at Tesson Ferry and Butler Hill roads is not needed, not wanted and too disruptive, says petition drive coordinator Maryann Gregory.
The Meramec River is forecast to crest Tuesday, and slowly recede to below flood levels by May 10.
Meramec River levels will rise through Monday, flooding some roads near the river, before it drops steadily to below flood levels by May 10.
Owner Randy Shore is ready to deep fry a lot of crawfish as he puts crawfish tacos on the menu Sunday and Monday.
The accidents were handled by the Missouri State Highway Patrol.
Incident reports from the Sunset Hills Police Department.
The incident, which was handled by the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department, occurred in Imperial.
Crestwood Appliance Center is an eclectic business that sells small appliance parts, die-cast toy cars, trucks and airplanes, and Israeli non-scratch scrubbers
Don Pfitzinger takes pride in making handcrafted signs.
The St. Louis car dealership, which also runs the Jim Butler Auto Plaza in Crestwood, will add eight service bays and a car wash to its Gravois Bluffs location.
A Walmart Neighborhood Market on at Tesson Ferry and Butler Hill roads is not needed, not wanted and too disruptive, says petition drive coordinator Maryann Gregory.
Walmart Neighborhood Market is not needed, not wanted and too disruptive, says petition drive coordinator Maryann Gregory
Folks in Imperial learned this lesson the hard way.
Dealership to add eight service bays, car wash.
Passing Lane Motors, Fenton, recently added two new vehicles to its classic car lineup.
The family of Fenton Mayor Mike Polizzi played a big part in his campaign for the office, which he won in the Apr. 2 city elections. Last Thursday, the family celebrated the victory as Polizzi was installed as Fenton's mayor.