The Preston family of Wildwood worked for years to plan, write, illustrate and publish a book called “The Traveling Hippo.”
The Anheuser-Busch Metal Container Corp. plant in Arnold will increase its manufacturing capabilities this year.
The Crystal City Municipal Pool’s summer just got a little more comfortable, thanks to the generosity of one local business owner.
Pottery has been a constant in the lives of Chelse and Kelsey Schleusner.
A nursing home south of Festus has been accused in federal court of failing to properly pay its employees, according to court records.
Jefferson County Council members voted unanimously to approve a petition to rezone an Imperial property on May 26, paving the way for owners of the Marco’s Tacos food truck to open a permanent carry-out stand.
Sew What Fabrics in Crystal City is moving to a new, larger location just down the street.
Tree of Life Home, Art and Vintage Market is set to open a newly renovated 3,000-square-foot basement space, known as Under the Tree.
A popular Mexican-restaurant chain is expected to open in Arnold late this year, but plans for a second location for a car wash business already operating in the city have been withdrawn.
When 11-year-old Samantha Sedrick walked into Pettus Ford De Soto on May 20, she hoped she would see puppies.
Richie Freukes and his fiancée, Lexie Meyer, in early May opened Richie’s Produce in the former Hen House restaurant building in Eureka.
Those who are pregnant or postpartum will soon have a new resource for support.
An Imperial couple is set to open a dog-care service in their area.
James Harhi, CEO of Enchanted Parks, has big plans for the Six Flags St. Louis amusement park in Eureka.
Professional football players have the Super Bowl.
Marco’s Tacos, a popular local Mexican food truck, is one step closer to opening a permanent stand in Imperial after a recent approval from the Jefferson County Planning and Zoning Commission.
The new company operating Six Flags St. Louis acted swiftly after a series of fights marred the opening day at the Eureka theme park.
Jennifer Miller recently opened Sweet Sips, a dirty soda shop with a variety of flavors and customization options.
The House Springs Price Cutter grocery store opened on April 1, accompanied by much fanfare from the local community.
A former HR manager at a Pevely-area company has been accused of stealing more than $100,000 from the business during her first 90 days on the job.
Beauty enthusiasts, get ready to open up your wallets. An Ulta Beauty store is coming to the Twin City Plaza in Crystal City.
Herculaneum residents are all a flurry after hearing a McDonald’s will soon be in their town.
When it comes to stroke care, time is everything. Every minute that passes during a stroke increases the potential for brain damage, which makes receiving care quickly the key to survival and recovery.
Eleven years ago, Gina Otto’s family spent two weeks in New Brunswick, New Jersey, while her daughter, Jillian, recovered from a specialized surgery for scoliosis.
