Abby Stetina is a journalist for Leader Publications, focusing on local news in Jefferson County, Missouri. With a passion for community reporting, Abby covers a range of topics including local events, government updates, crime reports, and human interest stories.
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By: Kate Bequette
A large, wooden Bigfoot statute and other items recently were installed near the the House Springs pond.
Silver Spoon Ice Cream and Sweets is coming soon to House Springs.
HOUSE SPRINGS, Mo. — Silver Spoon Ice Cream and Sweets is coming soon to House Springs.
The Jefferson County Planning and Zoning recently approved an application for Hummingbird Estates, a 12-home subdivision along Cedar Springs Road in Cedar Hill.
By: Abby Stetina
The P and Z commission voted in favor of a Fenton-area wedding and events hall development, set to open in October.
Stacey Schwartz teaches weekly line dancing lessons at Brookdale Farms in the Jefferson County portion of Eureka.
Since 1950, the Cedar Hill Fire Protection District has been a hub of community activity, first as a volunteer-only association and now as a tax-supported fire district.
The county will migrate its mapping data to a new and significantly improved geographic information system in the coming months.
Eureka’s new government center, with a police station, municipal court and city hall, is nearly complete, according to Mayor Sean Flower.
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