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By: Abby Stetina
When the “Ag Lady” walks through the doors at Geggie Elementary School, students never know what to expect.
The Cedar Hill Improvement Partnership will hold its first MillFest from noon to 7 p.m. on Saturday, April 27, at the Big River VFW, 1 Lynn Lane, in Cedar Hill.
By: Abby Stetina
The Rockwood School District has increased law enforcement presence at the district’s four high schools following an anonymous 911 call threatening to “shoot up a Rockwood high school.”
The Lazarus Pinball Museum in Fenton has more than 40 pinball machines.
By: Abby Stetina
The Northwest Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce craft fair is set from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, May 11, at Valley Middle School, 4300 Gravois Road, in House Springs.
The cycling studio is nearly finished on the second floor of the Timbers Recreation Center. New flooring, lighting, a water fountain and fans were installed in the room, along with new bikes.
Term limits are not coming to the Jefferson County Council any time soon.
The Byrnes Mill Board of Alderpersons is hoping recent amendments to an ordinance will help quell early-morning and late-night noisemakers.
The Jefferson County Council approved an anti-squatting resolution at the April 22 meeting in support of a bill moving in the Missouri legislature.
The Black Cat Board Game Library will open its doors for board game and fantasy role-playing fanatics within the next two weeks.
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