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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More than a dozen veterans at a Cedar Hill nursing home recently received commemorative coins for their service from a local Elks lodge.
By: Goldie Lowe, Abby Stetina
Leader reporters Abby Stetina and Goldie Lowe suited up with the De Soto Rural Fire Protection District during a recent training session to share with readers the dangers of house fires.
Eureka resident Melissa Corbett picked up the guitar during the Covid-19 pandemic and hasn’t looked back, writing dozens of songs and putting out an album in 2022. Her recent project includes turning a song into a children’s book.
Eureka is raising membership rates at the Timbers rec center next year, citing recent upgrades made to the facility.
A Eureka-based artist has created a special soap that can be used to clean hands and paintbrushes alike.
Central Perk Resale Shop, a “Friends” themed thrift shop has opened in Otto.
Central Perk Resale Shop sells new and gently used clothing, home appliances, furniture and décor, among other items.
The ZX gas station on Hwy. CC in Festus is looking to redevelop a portion of its convenience store and fuel canopy, but first needs approval from the county.
Motorists heading south on I-55 through Festus will switch to new median lanes beginning in early January.
Plans for a public mountain bike park, along with an amphitheater, restaurant, event center, and campgrounds, south of Festus were approved at a recent Planning and Zoning Commission meeting.
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