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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"I do 110 pounds on (the leg press)," Lorraine Acre said.
Earl Stephens of Arnold, Robin Potter of High Ridge and Kevin Carle of Festus earned first, second and third place in the Leader's My Best Ride photo contest.
By: Teresa Inserra
The De Soto Board of Education recently approved a budget that calls for cautious spending but gives staff a small raise and includes funding for several 2023 bond issue projects.
By: Teresa Inserra
Ed Williams of Arnold has turned a seemingly dull job into one that brings smiles to the faces of many people driving by Sleep Eazy Mattress Gallery in High Ridge.
Bob Campbell’s photo of his retirement oasis in Lake Wauwanoka outside Hillsboro was randomly selected as the winner of the Leader’s first-ever Hometown Gems photo contest. As the first-place winner,
The world’s largest operating steam locomotive will make a stop in De Soto at 11 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 12.
The city of De Soto will soon purchase and demolish four flood-prone homes, using funds from the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program.
By: Teresa Inserra
A 2023 De Soto grad studying anthropology and geology at Berkeley has started an online business selling artifacts, collectible and vintage pieces.
Tony Benningfield is no longer the executive director of the Jefferson County Library.
By: Teresa Inserra
Leader Publications is one of 17 news organizations selected to participate in the Lab for Journalism Funding program.
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