Florissant

By Carol Arnett First Wal-Mart tried Tax Increment Financing (TIF), then a Community Improvement District (CID), and the city council denied both. Now the retail giant is moving forward with…

By Carol Arnett All of the odd numbered wards in the city of Florissant are up for election April 3, but only two of the five incumbents have opponents. Tim…

By Carol Arnett Florissant residents will be asked to vote on an annexation proposal in the April 3 election. A majority of voters in both the city and the area…

After a four years at the JFK Center in Florissant, the Greater North County Chamber's Business Showcase will be returning to Jamestown Mall this year.  Returning to Jamestown offers more…

A Missouri Attorney General's communication states that the City of Florissant did not have the power to reduce the salary of the municipal judge mid-term, after the office was vacated…

By Carol Arnett Wal-Mart is no longer asking for tax incentives for its proposed site on Lindbergh near New Halls Ferry, but that doesn’t mean it’s going away. At the…

By Samantha Sonderen   Discussion of plans for a new Walmart dominated the Florissant City Council meeting on March 12. Members spent more than an hour purposing questions to Jeff…

RaShawn Johnson, a reading teacher at Berkeley Middle School, is the Ferguson-Florissant School District’s Teacher of the Year. A small cadre of administrators gathered together this afternoon to make the…

Old St. Ferdinand Shrine will be hosting its annual St. Patrick's Lunch/Dinner from 11 to 6  (unless the food is gone earlier) on Saturday, March 17, Home-cooked corned beef, potatoes,…

By Carol Arnett Florissant Mayor Tom Schneider and city engineering  staff do not agree with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) when it comes to the West Lake Landfill.  The EPA…