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11/06/2025

Henry Pupillo, a Bernard Middle School student enrolled in the Flight and Space course, demonstrates how to use the new flight simulator. “I’m going towards the right — that’s called left turn tendency,” he explained.

Those enrolled in Bernard Middle School’s Flight and Space course now have the opportunity to hone their recently learned skills, hop in a cockpit and pilot a plane — sort of. The Oakville middle school acquired a flight simulator in early October thanks to a donation from Wisconsin-based non-pr...

11/01/2025

Annette C. Wucher, 87, of Arnold, died Sept. 22, 2025.
https://callnewspapers.com/obituaries/annette-claire-wucher-nee-schmittgens-2/

11/01/2025

William “Bill” A. Borchardt, of St. Louis, died Sept. 13 after a long battle with cancer.

https://callnewspapers.com/obituaries/william-a-borchardt/

10/30/2025

Once again, the cities of Sunset Hills and Crestwood united to present SunCrest Fest to residents and neighbors on Oct. 25.

Once again, the cities of Sunset Hills and Crestwood united to present SunCrest Fest to residents and neighbors on Oct. 25. The event — which took place at Kitun Park, 12343 Eddie & Park Road — kicked off with the annual parade, where families lined the street to wave at local elected officials,...

10/23/2025

For a few hours on the afternoon of Oct. 18, both sides of S. Lindbergh Boulevard were lined for the second No Kings protest of the year. Hundreds of protestors stretching from Southfield Center nearly to Lindbergh High School chanted and held signs despite the torrential downpour.

10/16/2025

A portion of Lindbergh High School's football field was marked for a flag football game on Sunday, played between registered children with the help of a select group of LHS students.

10/10/2025

The school’s gymnasium became a swarm of conversation and music as guests tried food from various restaurants and perused the booths of assorted businesses.

South County families and students gathered at Hancock Place Elementary School on Oct. 3 for the Taste of Lemay-Affton Business Expo. The school’s gymnasium became a swarm of conversation and music as guests tried food from various restaurants and perused the booths of assorted businesses. Younger...

10/07/2025

10/03/2025

The small Christian school — which currently employs two teachers to teach seven students from age three through sixth grade — had multiple stations spaced around its outdoor classroom: a chess station, a “marketplace” to buy students’ creations, a creativity table and a table to try Hispanic drinks and crickets dipped in chocolate.

Agape Adventure Academy, 9373 Garber Road, hosted an outdoor Courage Festival on Sept. 26. The small Christian school — which currently employs two teachers to teach seven students from age three through sixth grade — had multiple stations spaced around its outdoor classroom: a chess station, a ...

09/26/2025

Cheerleaders from Affton High School wave pom-poms of purple and gold during the 2025 Affton-Lemay Community Parade. This year's parade took place on Sept. 20 between AHS and Bayless Elementary Washington Middle School.

The full gallery of photos is up on callnewspapers.com

The annual Affton-Lemay Chamber of Commerce Community Parade was held on Sept. 20. Beginning at Affton High School, 8309 MacKenzie Road, the parade made its way down Mackenzie, Gravois and Weber roads, before ending at Bayless Elementary School, 4531 Weber Road. As evidenced by the floats and decor,...

09/18/2025

Despite the unseasonable heat, over 160 volunteers from across the area joined non-profit organization Carry The Load at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery on Sept. 11 to clean and beautify headstones.

09/11/2025

A husky paddles through the water at the Sunset Hills aquatic facility, 12512 W. Watson Road.

In collaboration with 4 Paws 4 Rescue, Sunset Hills hosted its annual Dog Splash at the city’s aquatic facility, 12512 W. Watson Road, to close out this year’s pool season. Due to the event’s popularity, it was held on both Sept. 3 and 5. Proof of Rabies and Bordetella vaccinations was require...