A North County man who fought with a Maryland Heights police officer now faces a second resisting arrest charge. According to a Maryland Heights Police report, Cheston Bluett, 34, began fighting with an officer at about 7:40 p.m. April 18 at Maryland H... »
Maryland Heights outdoor lovers might see a few less bits of poo around city parks. The city’s Parks and Recreation committee is considering a partnership, called "Poo Free Parks," with a private company would place dispensers and waste containers for ... »
Each week, Maryland Heights Patch finds businesses seeking to fill positions in town and in nearby communities. Here are five opportunities we found this week. Who’s Hiring: PRP Wine International, Inc. Location: Maryland Heights Job: Entry Level Sal... »
The votes have been cast and we have a winner in our chicken wing challenge. When it comes to a juicy and flavorful chicken wing, reader's choose Wing Stop. Here's how the voting broke down. California Grill in Hazelwood received 22 percent of reader'... »
Reps. Russ Carnahan and Lacy Clay each snagged labor endorsements in their bids to stay in Congress. The two St. Louis City Democrats are both running in the 1st Congressional District, an area that encompasses all of St. Louis City and portions of nor... »
Several Parkway North High School athletes signed letters of intent with universities on Thursday. Among the athletes was North basketball player Darrell Johnson, who signed with Kansas State University. North wrestlers Darius Lewis and David Evans als... »
Patch recently reported on efforts by Missouri's U.S. senators aimed at forestalling closures at rural post offices. This week, versions of both amendments made it onto a broader bill aimed at restructuring the United States Postal Service. That broade... »
Pattonville School Board approved several surplus items to be sold on GovDeals.com at Tuesday night's meeting. A three door true-freezer from Remington Traditional School Lot of 400 library books from Pattonville Heights Middle School A Ryan lawn aerat... »
Pattonville School District approved staffing for kindergarten through 8thgrades in the 2012 summer school session at its April 24 meeting. The board approved the hire of 37 certified staff members in the elementary and middle schools, eight substitute... »
Here at Maryland Heights Patch, we're proud to acknowledge our neighbors in the business community. And that's why we're giving a big shout-out to one businesses that claimed their listings on Patch this week. Our newest claimed listings are from: Walg... »
Franklin County Sheriff's Department Sergeant Jason Grellner makes finding meth his mission. He's the President of the Missouri Narcotics Association and the Unit Commander of the Franklin County Narcotics Unit which works in conjunction with the St. L... »
Maryland Heights Patch today reached 500 Facebook likes! Since our start in late 2010, we’ve been engaging the community via social media on Facebook, Twitter and Foursquare. We hit 1,000 followers on Twitter a while back, but now we’ve hit the Faceboo... »
A man was charged Wednesday with stealing from a Maryland Heights home. Dennis Prescott, 36, stayed at a home in the 11500 Terry Avenue from Aug. 8 through Sept. 19. When he left, the victim discovered that a Sony digital camera valued at $750, a Dyson... »
Volunteering your time is a great way to support your Patch community and give back to those around you. But finding a volunteer opportunity that matches your skills, schedule and passions can be a challenge. That’s why the United Way developed an onli... »
The Pattonville School Board voted to update the district’s behavior guides at its April 24 meeting. The district’s middle school, high school and POSITIVE behavior guides will have a few amendments for the 2012-2013, including updates geared toward te... »
