Students at Brittany Woods Middle School will perform Guys and Dolls Jr. on May 3 and 4 at 7 p.m. and on May 5 at 2 p.m. in the Little Theater at Brittany Woods Middle School. Tickets are $5 and can be purchased from any cast member or through the Brit... »
Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) crews will close all lanes of westbound Interstate 64 between Broadway and 21st Street starting at 8 p.m. today. One westbound lane will open Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. ... »
A St. Louis organization's Saturday brunch will be emceed by Clayton resident Karen Kalish and aims to raise awareness of domestic violence and sexual assault. "What we want to do with this event is start and affirm conversations about domestic violenc... »
When it comes to hot exhibits sure to get visitors fired up, the First Due Fire Museum at the St. Louis Mills in Hazelwood is sizzling. The museum was founded on May 10, 2004, by firefighters Eric Kiehl, Chester Jones and Steve Arnold as a way to promo... »
This weekend marks the culmination of weeks of preparation and planning for the many volunteers of U City in Bloom. The group's annual plant sale will feature over 4,200 individual annuals, perennials and herbs. "It's amazing chaos when we start to mov... »
The University City Police and Fire Departments held a mock DUI crash reenactment at University City High School Thursday. The departments perform the reenactment every two years for the junior and senior classes at UCHS. In addition to the police and... »
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... »
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... »
Patch goes on a hunt for homes for sale in the area every week. Last week, we highlighted 15 homes for sale in the area that might suit larger families. This week, we’re sharing 10 Mid-County foreclosed homes for sale. While they sometimes require a li... »
On Friday green-minded movers and shakers will gather in the Delmar Loop for an evening of green fun, fabulous entertainment and local philanthropy. They will be kicking off the third annual Green Ball, hosted by Moonrise Hotel. The gala, which begins ... »
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... »
University City and other St. Louis County residents can dispose of their hazardous waste in a safe manner through a program from St. Louis County. There are two Spring cleaning drop off dates: Saturday, May 5 — 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at St. Louis Community... »
The School District of University City has named Corrie Woolley of Julia Goldstein Early Childhood Education Center as the 2012-2013 University City Teacher of the Year. Woolley has been an early childhood teacher in the School District of University C... »
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... »
The School District of University City has named Key Carter of Jackson Park Elementary School as the 2012-2013 University City Educational Support Person of the Year. Carter has been a custodian in the School District of University City since 2008 and ... »
