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The new showroom for Goebel & Company Furniture, at 7401 Manchester Road, gives a view of the intersection at Sutton Boulevard.
Richmond Heights Police Captain Gerry Rohr attended “career day” at St. Mary Magdalen School. Shortly thereafter the police academy received several applications that were completed in crayon, the department reported.
Maplewood’s Great Harvest Bakery is on the market, according to its owner, Steve Jawor.
Maplewood-Richmond Heights Boy Scout Troop 362 awarded its newest Eagle Scout on Saturday.
The Maplewood Walmart closed Friday night and remained that way part of Saturday morning as protestors blocked streets in other parts of the city following the Stockley decision.
In a statement to the Maplewood Richmond Heights community district superintendent, Karen Hall, says the MRH high school students have safe opportunities to talk through things such as race relations, following the State vs. Stockley case decision on Friday.
Maplewood resident, Robert Chandler, saw head MRH bus driver, Dan Carnell (Mr. Dan) going by one of his stops a second time Friday morning and wondered why — he posted it on Facebook.
Maplewood Pawn owner Gian Vianello has announced that after almost 60 years he’s closing the doors for good.
Last post reader Michelle lamented that she had seen a lot of old Maplewood photos but strangely enough none of the images were of J.J.Newberry’s or Woolworth’s 5 and 10 Cent stores. Then she asked the question, “Doug?”
Maplewood Richmond Heights soccer dropped to 5 wins, 4 losses, and a tie on Monday following a 1-0 loss to Bayless, but paused for a team photo for Twitter anyway.
Maplewood Police on Saturday reported to a vehicle accident in the 7300 block of Marietta Avenue after a delivery truck hit a car parked on the street.
The Missouri Municipal League has recognized the city of Brentwood for “Alternative Sidewalk Slab Repairs.”
The city of Brentwood plans to clear three houses that border City Hall so it’s not “landlocked,” according to Brentwood Assistant City Administrator Lisa Koerkenmeier.
Brentwood aldermen on September 5 approved a request by West Community Credit Union (2345 S. Brentwood Boulevard) to rezone the two properties to the west from single family residential to planned development, to make room for a new credit union building, plus tenants.
It’s not hard to find someone who knows someone affected by hurricanes Harvey or Irma.
The weekly 40 South roundup of media mentions. This week: Brentwood teen went missing, later his body was found; MRH grad is killed; Waldbart Florist forced out; fire command consolidation.
According to Fox 2 News on Saturday morning, St. Charles County reported that first responders have recovered the body of Sam Heisel, the Brentwood teen reported missing on Tuesday. Heisel’s body was found in a northern part of the city of O’Fallon, MO.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported Friday that Joseph M. Lee, 19, was found dead at about 11 a.m. Aug. 27 outside his home in the 3700 block of Pennsylvania Avenue. He had been killed hours earlier in a drug-related robbery, police said.
A longtime owner of three commercial buildings in the 7300 block of Manchester Road has sold them all, according to a tenant.
The Live Juke Joint Piano Bar closed in July after an approximately year and a half run at the corner of Manchester and Sutton. The sign is now down.
Richmond Heights Deputy Mayor Matt Casey said after the council meeting on Tuesday, when officials OK’d a new Total Access Urgent Care, replacing Waldbart Florist and Jon Paul Designs, that it was “difficult to stop the re-development.”
Brentwood residents plan to scour the area around where Brentwood teen Sam Heisel’s wrecked car was found in O’Fallon, MO, on Tuesday. Heisel has been missing since then.
In Maplewood, we youngsters from Lyndover Elementary School once monthly took our tour on our “Dinky” streetcar. Where Lindbergh now meets Big Bend were streetcar tracks and a trolley wire over Big Bend. Big trucks did not drive on Big Bend.
The Richmond Heights City Council on Tuesday let stand planning and zoning’s decision to allow an urgent care business to buy and demolish the building on the southwest corner of Clayton and Big Bend — replacing it with a new Total Access Urgent Care.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch and other sources have reported that Samuel L. Heisel, 15, of Brentwood, vanished from his home, according to Brentwood police. His car was found, crashed, in O’Fallon, MO, at 7 a.m. on Tuesday.
The Maplewood Shop ‘n Save has changes on the way — “wall to wall” — according to an employee on Tuesday.
Mayor Barry Greenberg and council members, Steve Moseley (Ward 1) and Ray Crader (Ward 2) were elected to office in April. Jenny Schmidt was elected to fill the empty Ward 1 council seat in August.
About Time & American Passport might have been in the same shoes as Waldbart Florist and Jon Paul Designs, looking for a new place to do business, following Richmond Heights Planning and Zoning’s decision to allow an urgent care business to replace the existing building — they moved about two months ago.
The Maplewood planning and zoning commission will consider a request to consolidate two plats on Jerome Avenue at its meeting on Sept. 6.
A tree recognized as a bicentennial tree grows on Jerome Avenue in Maplewood, according to a longtime resident.
The weekly 40 South roundup of media mentions. This week: MRH High School Principal Kevin Grawer was on NPR, the Esquire Theatre was sold, a big crowd at Little Flower Church.