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Richmond Heights resident Ed Notter wants to know if anyone has any information on this band, from the 1930s or ’40s, he guesses. His grandfather in the photo.
Lifelong Maplewood resident — at the same address — Mildred “Millie” Ruth Hardy passed on on Feb. 13, according to an obituary from J. B. Smith Funeral Home. She was born August 29, 1928.
The Missouri State High School Activities Association has honored Maplewood Richmond Heights graduate Skip Watkins for his 50 years as a high school wrestling official. His last service as an official was at the District Tournament in St. Clair.
St. Louis County Council Chairwoman Lisa Clancy has announced she is endorsing Elizabeth Warren for President of the United States, and invites an anyone to canvas with her on Sunday, Feb. 23.
Maplewood Assistant Public Works Director Tiffany Hyde said by email that anyone interested in discussing the city manager hire with the consultant hired to facilitate the process can get on the schedule to do that.
For the past few nights I’ve been staring at the computer screen, scrolling through my archive of historic Maplewood documents and photographs waiting for something to jump out and suggest itself for my next blog post. Nothing has been jumping.
The Rate Beer reviewers have ranked Maplewood’s Side Project Brewing the #2 brewery in the world.
Protestors assembled in Brentwood in summer 2017, shouting, ‘This is Not Okay” and now they’re back at it. This time demanding that President Trump and Attorney General William Barr resign.
A Maplewood gas station sold a $1 million Lottery ticket and more local news covered in the press.
A new business is moving into the space formerly occupied by Larder & Cupboard in Maplewood, and Get The Word Out — vintage, antiques and global goods — plans to close its doors on Feb. 22.
The Maplewood Richmond Heights School District announced that MRH Elementary School Principal Dr. Jason Adams is stepping down from his position this summer. Adams has accepted the Assistant Superintendent of Teaching and Learning position for the Webster Groves School District.
In 2018, the Brentwood community supported a no-tax increase bond issue to deliver necessary renovations to the middle and high school. The middle and high school project was the first phase in a two-part effort to provide all Brentwood students with access to safe, comfortable learning areas equipped to face the challenges of 21st century learning, the school district reported.
JPMorgan Chase announced the opening of its second consumer and community bank branch in the state of Missouri and first in the city of Brentwood, according to a press release.