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Spooky Food Truck Knight Friday, Oct. 13 on KOC Grounds
Mayor Tom Schneider announced that the Knights of Columbus Duchesne Council #2951 and the City of Florissant will be co-sponsoring a Food Truck Knight on Friday, Oct. 13 from…
Homecoming Celebration Back at Little Creek Oct. 28
The Little Creek Nature Area, 2295 Dunn Rd. in Florissant, will host its 6th annual Homecoming Celebration from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, Oct. 28. The celebration will feature live…
Citizens for Modern Transit, AARP to Host Pop-Up Metro Market at the No. Hanley MetroLink Station Oct. 11
Citizens for Modern Transit (CMT) and AARP in St. Louis have announced plans to host a pop-up Metro Market on Wednesday, Oct. 11, from 4 to 6 p.m. at the…
City of Hazelwood Offers Fall Leaf Collection for Residents Starting Oct. 16
The City of Hazelwood is gearing up to begin its annual Fall Leaf Collection Program from the week of Oct. 16 to the week of Dec. 18. This is a…
Christian Hospital Foundation to Recognize Area Community Leaders at Legacy Dinner
The Christian Hospital Foundation will honor community leaders at its ninth annual Legacy Leaders Dinner on Thursday, Oct. 26, at Norwood Hills Country Club. Kelvin R. Westbrook, Chair of…
Jessica Schreck Crowned Miss Hazelwood
The new Miss Hazelwood, Jessica Schreck, was crowned at the Hazelwood Harvestfest on Sept. 9, 2017 by last year’s Miss Hazelwood, Alyssa Hotze.
Rebel in the Rye: J.D. Salinger Still Reclusive
by Sandra Olmsted Although J. D. Salinger became both one of the 20th century’s most famous and read authors, very little is known about the man himself. Debut director Danny…
mother! Metaphoric but Hard to Watch
By Sandra Olmsted Writer/director Darren Aronofsky’s extended metaphor on the creative process is interesting, disturbing, and probably alluring to some. The film portrays the creative process as essentially violent and…
Baseball, Football, And Injury Update
By Randy Gardner As we fly through the month of September, the Cardinals seem to be falling apart. Earlier in the year and even up to a week ago, I…
A Boomer’s Journal: When Things May Seem Too Much, Go Fishing!
by Tom Anselm Protests in the streets, statues knocked down, unstable lunatics with nuclear weapons. This is today’s reality. But let’s talk about something really important, something that is seldom…
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