Ellie Marshall is a local journalist based in St. Louis, Missouri. She writes for Call Newspapers and JD Supra, covering a wide range of topics including local government, community events, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in publications such as Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP, Lexology, and The Tab.
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Ellie's coverage primarily revolves around local government, education, and community events in St. Louis, Missouri. She frequently reports on city council decisions, educational initiatives, and community collaborations. If you have insights related to local governance changes or developments in the education sector within St. Louis or Missouri that could impact the community positively, it may be of interest to her.
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The location of the proposed Andy’s Frozen Custard in the Crestwood Crossing development, 9535 Watson Road. Image courtesy of the City of Crestwood.
Following a contentious August board meeting, friction between Green Park elected officials was once again evident at the city’s Sept. 16 Board of Aldermen meeting.
By: Ellie Marshall
The Lindbergh Schools community held its 14th annual Sunday Night Lights event on Oct. 8, 2023, giving heroes – children and individuals battling cancer and other life-threatening illnesses – the chance to experience and participate in a high school football game under the lights. Above, two Lindbergh High School cheerleaders goof around with a young hero who chose to be a cheerleader for the night. “To see that friendship that just happens between a high schooler and a buddy … that’s really, really cool,” Lori Krueger, president of Sunday Night Lights, said.
Sunset Hills Ward 3 Alderman Cathy Friedmann voted opposed at city’s rate hearing
When one thinks of a vending machine, candy, chips and soda may come to mind. While not incorrect, students at Crestwood Elementary School are finding out that vending machines can...
Mehlville Fire Protection District Engine House 5, 11020 Mueller Road.
By: Ellie Marshall
Residents recently attended both the Crestwood and Sunset Hills board of aldermen meetings to convey their frustrations on traffic signage. Both meetings were held on Oct. 8. At Crestwood’s meeting,...
By: Ellie Marshall
Two new residents of Cedarhurst of Arnold, Leon and Dora May Pearce, celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary on Oct. 3.
By: Ellie Marshall
In collaboration with Old Tyme Produce, Lindbergh Schools foodservice provider, SFE, has connected with nearby farmers this school year to present a farmers market featuring fresh, local produce at each elementary school.
Lutheran South’s boys soccer team volunteered with SPENSA at the World Wide Technology Soccer Park on Oct. 12, working with young athletes of varying skill levels. The day ended with a group activity that brought together all participants for a shared celebration. Photo courtesy of Lutheran South boys soccer.
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