<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.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: One Rockwood School District parent invites others to look at what he calls the reality of this bond issue. "There are three dimensions to this bond issue, made in close consultation with families throughout the district
Phase 2 of Manchester Road improvements in Wildwood now includes an optional project addition, but the second $400,000 option was considered and declined.
A memorial service for this Marymount Manor resident in Eureka will be held Monday morning at Salem Lutheran Church in Florissant.
Auditions are April 20-21 at the Rockwood School District's Selvidge Middle School in Ballwin for the summer production; appointments scheduled starting March 4.
To support a friend and a noble cause, this teenager plans to donate her 13 inches of hair, while helping raise funds for cancer research.
Got Your Backpack is a community service program offered through the Rockwood School Community, and in partnership with Dierbergs, to help more students have enough to eat—particularly those who are homeless.
After years of city officials seeking high-speed Internet access solutions for the 3,000 households unserved or underserved in rural Wildwood, the latest update is about securing utility poles and possible recoupment of their cost.
A House Springs woman received moderate injuries in an early Thursday morning accident on Interstate 44 near Eureka.
FOURTH IN SERIES THIS WEEK: Rockwood School District leaders issued official responses to the Missouri State Auditor team. But truly reading the document of exchanges between the two entities begs the question of whether it's a case of '
Comments regarding the Missouri State audit results of Rockwood School District varied from "shocking" to "disappointing" to "confident." Now everyone is setting out to digest the voluminous details in the audit report.
Lack of ample competitiveness was a major theme of Missouri State Auditor Tom Schweich and a team of investigators' full audit report of Rockwood School District, St. Louis County's largest school district, presented Wednesday evening.
Spotlight Productions is a community theater company offered by Rockwood School District’s Community Education Department. Auditions are April 20-21 for the summer production; appointments scheduled starting March 4.
Got Your Backpack is a community service program offered through the Rockwood School Community, and in partnership with Dierbergs, to help more students have enough to eat—particularly those who are homeless.
The Wildwood Hotel received new owners as of Feb. 21. It is no longer a bank-owned entity, but will remain an independent operation.
Wildwood officials update the municipality's ordinances, based on changes in Missouri laws regarding Sunday liquor sales.
Members of Wildwood's Board of Public Safety recommended unanimously to establish more speed cushions in another portion of the city, but not all residents are in agreement.
LIVE FROM PRESENTATION: Missouri State Auditor Tom Schweich reveals what his team of investigators identified in a full audit of St. Louis County's largest school district.
Wildwood city council members endorse an addendum to the city's mobility and access plan for walkers, joggers, bicyclists, equestrians and motorists.
Rockwood Stakeholders for Real Solutions reps pose questions to Rockwood School District board candidates regarding staff, educational needs, accountability, transparency and fiscal support as well as community needs and issues.
A new "overlay" governmental district to oversee long-term Manchester Road improvements is a new goal for Wildwood, Ballwin and Ellisville city representatives.
