Daniel E. Prescott, passed away October 2, 2025, at age 60. He will be placed to rest at Oak Hill Mausoleum, 10301 Big Bend Rd., Kirkwood, MO 63122. Visit www.stlfuneral.com.
Sept. 29, 2025, husband of Birgit Noll Ruland, father of Joe, Mike, Paul & Susan, professor at Washington Univ. A memorial service will be held at a later date. Details at www.k-brothers.com. Kriegshauser BROTHERS
UNIVERSITY CITY, Mo. - The University City Stormwater Commission unanimously voted against recommending the city council approve a controversial townhome project near the River Des Peres. The 6-0 vote came after residents again packed the commission’s monthly meeting at the Heman Park Community Center to voice their concerns. The highly-anticipated vote came one month after the commission opted to [...]
The rush to blame video games for all the world’s ills is, of course, nothing new. While some of the more novel examples of this blame-game include current Speaker of the House Mike Johnson’s claim that video games are the reason the Medicaid is abused (yes, seriously), this nonsense is more commonly trotted out whenever […]
The governor’s comments came as National Guard troops from Texas were assembling in suburban Chicago and Trump’s administration was moving forward with deploying 300 members of the Illinois National Guard
ELWOOD, Ill. (AP) — National Guard members from Texas were getting settled at an Army Reserve center in Illinois on Tuesday, the most visible sign yet of the Trump administration's plan to send troops to the Chicago area despite a lawsuit and vigorous opposition from Democratic elected leaders. Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker, who has accused [...]
ERIN HOOLEY and CHRISTINE FERNANDO, Associated Press
GODFREY – Godfrey trustees approved liquor licenses for two local businesses on Tuesday. Village Board members unanimously approved liquor license requests from the Clifton Terrace Inn and Round Table Family Restaurant at their Oct. 7, 2025 meeting. Clifton Terrace Inn To Transform Under New Ownership Mark Smith, the owner of Abigail’s in Grafton, aims to reopen the Clifton Terrace Inn at 4922 Clifton Terrace Road as a friendly neighborhood staple known as the "Fullmoon Lounge." Smith envisions renovating the space with a welcoming interior atmosphere, including “warm wood finishes, soft lighting, comfortable booths, and a long inviting bar with ample seating,” with décor inspired by local history. “The venue will be a casual, neighborhood bar and restaurant designed to be Godfrey’s version of ‘Cheers’ – a place ‘where everybody knows your name,’” Smith states in his business plan for the bar.