Former Patch Staff
Hometown: St. Charles, MO
Bio: Kalen Ponche is a journalist who lives to tell interesting stories. She grew up in St. Charles County, then attended Truman State University and earned a degree in Communications Journalism.
When Kalen is not writing, she likes making jam, building furniture, running and reading.
Patch will send questionnaires to the five candidates running in the April election for two seats on the St. Charles Board of Education. What questions should we include?
Patch will send questionnaires to the five candidates running in the April election for two seats on the St. Charles Board of Education. What questions should we include?
Patch will send questionnaires to the two candidates running in the April election for the Ward 3 seat on the Board of Aldermen. What questions should we include?
See the crime news you might have missed in the past month.
Check out the latest restaurant inspection reports provided by St. Charles Department of Health and the Environment.
Check out the latest restaurant inspection reports provided by St. Charles Department of Health and the Environment.
Check out the latest restaurant inspection reports provided by St. Charles Department of Health and the Environment.
Check out the latest restaurant inspection reports provided by St. Charles Department of Health and the Environment.
The new restaurant kicks off a charity initiative pitting four local charities against one another.
Restaurant is first in area to seek approval to have live music indoors and outdoors.
St. Charles recently created a special loading zone for taxicabs on Thursday, Fridays and Saturdays.
The Missouri Department of Transportation will hold a meeting to discuss the schedule for phase 3 of the Route 364 Page Avenue Extension Project on March 26.
The Missouri Department of Transportation will hold a meeting to discuss the schedule for phase 3 of the Route 364 Page Avenue Extension Project on March 26.
The Missouri Department of Transportation will hold a meeting to discuss the schedule for phase 3 of the Route 364 Page Avenue Extension Project on March 26.
The Missouri Department of Transportation will hold a meeting to discuss the schedule for phase 3 of the Route 364 Page Avenue Extension Project on March 26.
As of 2 p.m. Friday, snow plows had nearly finished plowing city, City Director of Transportation said.
Drake can be adopted from Five Acres Animal Shelter.
Raising fees will add $25,000 to the annual budget for capital improvements.
The Board of Aldermen will consider projects during the Feb. 28 meeting.
Find out three ways to volunteer around town.
