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As this dangerous heat continues, first responders in St. Charles County are taking extra steps to protect not only the public but also themselves and their K-9 partners.

ALTON - The Old Bakery Beer Company will host their annual Oktoberfest in July event to celebrate German culture and usher in fall. From 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturday, July 26, 2025, community members are invited to stop by The Old Bakery Beer Company for the free event. In addition to an Oktoberfest brew and lots of German specials, attendees can compete in a steinholding competition and enjoy the fall feeling in the dog days of summer. “It’s really a kind of chill event, just a day to come enjoy some German specials,” explained Lauren with OBB. “It’s a great day to have a little lager flight, pretend you’re in Germany, enjoy that nice, crisp beer.” As part of their special Oktoberfest menu, Lauren promises “all of those German favorites that pair so well with beer,” including schnitzel, brats, pretzels and German potato salad. She added that OBB’s summer menu will also be available, but only until Aug. 19, s

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In a fresh spin on the St. Louis-Chicago sports rivalry, a Chicago-based sports website has named what it considers the best athletes born and raised in the St. Louis area.

Dead & Company is giving fans yet another way to enjoy the upcoming shows in San Francisco celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Grateful Dead.The Aug. 1, 2 and 3 shows at…

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Metallica has shared a video in which each of the four band members remember the first time they heard Black Sabbath.The video was first filmed ahead of the Back to…

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Three men from Florida who are in the country illegally pleaded guilty to stealing $690,500 in luxury items from homes in St. Louis County, including Ladue and Chesterfield, and will likely be deported after their release from prison.

In this month's meeting we hear crime updates, get updates throughout the ward and city, and hear about the news and events happening in the neighborhood.

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In this month's meeting we hear from special guest and President of the Board of Aldermen, Megan Green.

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In this meeting we hear from Officer Walker on nuisance properties, Alderman Browning on the recent tornado that hit the city, and from special guest Shawn Ordway (Interim Assessor with the City of St. Louis) on 2025 property reassessments. 

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Heavy metal legend Ozzy Osbourne passed away Tuesday at the age of 76, and while he may have been known as the Prince of Darkness, KISS rocker Gene Simmons says…

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In this meeting we hear from Officer Walker, 9th Ward Legislative Assistant Kaitlyn Smith, and various updates and events happening around the neighborhood.

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The campgrounds, which will be called Life Teen Camp Cana, will be a retreat center for Catholic parishes and high schools for most of the year.

In this meeting we hear from Alderman Browning with a reminder to vote in the General Election in April, to report issues to the CSB and get an update that Spire has wrapped up work on Chouteau and that the construction on townhouses on Tower Grove and Vista has started. We also hear from Ron Coleman on reminder about bulk pick-up, to attend the SLMPD Citizen Academy, and the upcoming Electronics Recycling event. Upcoming events include the the FPSENA's monthly litter clean-up, tree care event opportunities, a Spring Picnic at Chouteau Park, and neighborhood flower planting.

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EDWARDSVILLE - John Gregory Mudge, Jr., 75, died on Monday, July 21, 2025, following a courageous, years-long battle with cancer. Greg was described by family members as "a man of deep conviction, kindness, and unwavering commitment to justice and community." He was the son of Judge John G. Mudge, Sr. and mother Beverly A. (Fink) Gorman. "He lived his life with purpose and was guided by compassion, service, and marked by an ever-present warmth that made everyone feel seen and valued," his family said. As the owner and operator of Mudge Professional Services, Greg was well-known for his dedication to helping others. Greg was a definite Difference Maker in this area for his lifelong commitment to the region. He was also a long-time board member of the Lincoln School Alumni Foundation and remained an engaged and passionate advocate throughout his life. He was especially active in local political campaigns and causes that uplifted the Metro East communities he loved. “Greg was,

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A view of Albion West End from the Chase Park Plaza. If you frequent the Central West End, Forest Park, Kingshighway, or Lindell, you'll...