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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Mike Light, co-owner of Sleep Eazy in High Ridge, said he’s proud to sell mattresses made in the United States.
By: Abby Stetina
Kelly’s Flooring in High Ridge is keeping up with the times by offering new flooring options, like luxury vinyl flooring, sales associate Christy Eads said.
By: Abby Stetina
With colder weather and shorter days ahead, Farm and Homestead Equipment in Byrnes Mill encourages homeowners to take advantage of its off-season deals.
Missourians will be asked Nov. 5 to vote on Amendment 5 to the state constitution, which asks if a casino should be allowed to operate on the Osage River near
On Nov. 5, Missouri voters will decide whether to allow ranked-choice voting in the state. Amendment 7, called the Require Citizenship to Vote and Prohibit Ranked-Choice Voting Amendment, would additionally
Missouri voters will decide Nov. 5 whether to raise the minimum wage and require employers to provide paid sick leave.
Missourians will vote on Amendment 3, or the Right to Reproductive Freedom Initiative, during the Nov. 5 election.
On Nov. 5, Missourians will decide whether to allow sports gambling in the state, an industry that made $11 billion nationwide last year.
Missouri voters will be asked to vote on Amendment 6 on Nov. 5, deciding whether law enforcement pensions should be funded with court fees.
The public is invited to meet with local authors, purchase their works and get books signed at the Local Author Showcase on Saturday.
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