Suburban Journals
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Wood named publisher of Suburban Journals
Jennifer A. Wood has been named publisher of the Suburban Journals of Greater St. Louis.
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POKIN AROUND: 17 years later, mother waits for murderer's execution
Carol Angelbeck, 74, thinks of her daughter Mindy when she gets up in the morning and when she goes to bed at night. She doesn't think about Michael Shane Worthington very much any more.
Feb 22, 2012 | 6:45 am | Loading…
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Mall falls victim to changing timesThe rise and fall of Crestwood Plaza
Jackie Stockhausen was standing at her kitchen sink, looking out the window of her house in the 1500 block of South Sappington Road.
Feb 22, 2012 | 6:15 am | Loading…
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Gun registration plan strongly opposed in area
An old-time shoot-'em-up between Chicago and downstate representatives may be ahead in the Illinois General Assembly over a proposal to register and title all handguns — for $65 per weapon.
Feb 22, 2012 | 4:00 am | Loading…
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Wentzville investigates payment to group mayor cofounded
Wentzville is investigating a $15,000 check issued five years ago to an organization cofound…
Maryland Heights could designate area as blighted
A building owner in the so-called Fee Fee/Schuetz Planning District doesn't want his propert…
- PHOTOS: Prather's got talent
- HOUSE CALL: Varicose vein treatment can end pain
- HOME PLATE: Mercy health fair assesses heart-felt strengths
- Lindenwood tuition going up next fall
- Entertainment events in St. Charles County
- Board to vote on LED sign for Trinity
- HOUSE CALL: Cold weather can be hazardous to your health
- HOUR STORY: Stuff to some, treasure to others
- This week's most adoptable pets
- Board OKs new fields at Francis Howell High
- Mehlville School District sees higher revenues, lower costs
- This week's adoptable pets from the APA
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news
Gun registration plan strongly opposed in area
An old-time shoot-'em-up between Chicago and downstate representatives may be ahead in the Illinois General Assembly over a proposal to register an…
Read the full story- Wood named publisher of Suburban Journals
- Wentzville investigates payment to group mayor cofounded
- The rise and fall of Crestwood Plaza
- Maryland Heights could designate area as blighted
- Lindenwood tuition going up next fall
- Drum group headed to Metro East high school
- Tasting to benefit United Way
- Trivia to benefit child advocacy
- Business calendar for St. Charles County
- Board to vote on LED sign for Trinity
- Citizens Police Academy to start in West County
- Ellisville to have TIF hearing on proposed Walmart Super Center
- Creve Coeur to have Citizen Police Academy
- Creve Coeur seeks more use of green power
- Sunset Hills will hold regular meeting on Feb. 28
- Wildwood to blaze new trails
- Control Devices opens doors at new site in Fenton
education
Wentzville high schools put technology to use
Romeo clutches his wounded friend Mercutio, who jokes with his last breath, "Ask for me tomorrow and you shall find me a grave man."
Read the full story- PHOTOS: Prather's got talent
- Pattonville School District to begin preschool enrollment
- University City schools to have kindergarten night
- Parkway School Board candidates invited to speak at forum
- Four-year soccer player signs with SWIC
- Ladue School District to hold Proposition 1 discussions
- Valley Park schools to have kindergarten registration week
- Bayless High offers free sports physicals
- University City school superintendent to discuss district's status
- New community gardens planned for high school, library branch, church
- Girl Scouts rock around the clock
- Board OKs new fields at Francis Howell High
- Francis Howell ending 50 years of playing at C&H Ballpark
life
Q&A: Marching along with a cofounder of the Welcome Home parade
Tom Appelbaum's life was changed forever when in December of last year he, his wife, LaDonna, and pal Craig Schneider, asked each other, "Hey, why …
Read the full story- Baseball and softball registration this week
- Women’s meeting this week
- Play trivia for soccer
- Southern Illinois artists featured in exhibit
- Register for ladies golf nights
- Entertainment briefs for Feb. 22
- Senior center news for St. Charles
- Senior center news for St. Peters
- Senior center news for O'Fallon
- West County Calendar: Week of Feb. 22
- Ex-POWs honored for service in France
- HOUSE CALL: Varicose vein treatment can end pain
- Granite City resident helps kick off 2012 Relay for Life
- Church in St. Charles to host interfaith series
- St. Charles County medical calendar
opinion
- Sound Off! for Feb. 22
- MY WORLD: A slice of humble pie
- UNGER UPFRONT: Some memories stay fresher when they're …
- Town Talk for Feb. 22
- Geer: Performance, not tenure, counts in teaching
- Mesiti: Christians always must be ready for life's chal…
- OPINION SHAPER: Warning: Doctor's offices can be hazard…
- OPINION SHAPER: Calling timeout may be the healthy thin…
- FOX TALES: St. Louis' favorite question irrelevant to c…
- A 'thank you' to an incumbent
high school sports
Belleville East holds on, spoils Collinsville’s bid to lock up league crown
COLLINSVILLE • Collinsville's bid to win its first outright Southwestern Conference title in boys basketball since 1996 is on hold.
Read the full story- Girls Basketball Chappelle, Hazelwood Central roll in semis, will play McCluer in final
- wrestling Calvin delivers clutch pin, lifts Triad past Glenwood in Class 2A sectional test
- Boys Basketball Baker cooks up a dandy finish as Imagine escapes challenge by Miller Career
- wrestling Edwardsville comes up short against Minooka in Class 3A sectional dual
- Girls Basketball Red-hot Zumwalt West downs Timberland to advance to title game
- Girls Basketball Troy keeps Holt at bay, eyes district final date with Zumwalt West
- Girls Basketball Webster Groves topples Ladue in opener; Oakville, Mehlville among winners
- Boys Basketball Jehle propels Timberland to double-OT upset win in district tourney opener
- Boys Basketball Marquette gets the best of Eureka this time around
- Girls Basketball Timberland shoots lights out in upset of Howell
- Girls Basketball St. Joseph's faces tough road back to final four
- Boys Basketball Suburban North again offers area's most loaded district tournament
- wrestling Missouri, Illinois wrestling medalists
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