Teresa Inserra is a journalist for Leader Publications, focusing on local news in De Soto, Missouri. With a keen interest in community events, education, and public health, Teresa covers a wide range of topics that impact the residents of De Soto and the surrounding areas.
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The De Soto Senior Center will serve its last dine-meal on Dec. 31 but meals on wheel services will continue for eligible area seniors.
By: Teresa Inserra
Steve Sikes, who has led the Health Department for the last nine months, was officially named director on Nov. 25.
By: Teresa Inserra
The local DAR chapter unveiled a pink granite monument in front of the Jefferson County Administration Office that honors 13 Revolutionary War veterans buried in the county.
Teresa Inserra loves the spirit of Christmas, but struggles to find the perfect gifts
The Jefferson County Health Department ended up saving money by going with MOPERM after its fleet insurance provider dropped them for having too many claims.
Thousands of people watched the De Soto Christmas Parade make its way down Main Street on Dec. 7.
The former 60,000-square-foot grocery store, which last operated as a Schnucks and before that as a Shop ’n Save, is being converted into Compass’ Truman Building, which will provide comprehensive integrated care.
By: Teresa Inserra
Donna Portell of De Soto plans to donate her Family Holiday Album Contest winnings to St. Jude.
Nominations are being sought through Jan. 2 for the Leader Publications’ inaugural Women of Impact awards, which be announced at the Leader’s Celebrating Women event on March 28.
By: Teresa Inserra
Linda Martin of Hillsboro, a first-time Leader Holiday Contest participant, received the most votes to win the grand prize at the Leader Holiday Dinner for her Wild Rice Soup recipe.
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