pdfdisplayad
Breaking News
Saint Clair
More St. Clair News
-
St. Clair Recinds Rights To Get FAA Airport Funds
With a unanimous vote followed by the swoop of a pen, the Missouri Department of Transportation can take St. Clair off of its list of entities…
-
posted: May 18
-
-
Plan Board Finally OK With Permit
After teetering and tottering on a seesaw for a good portion of its meeting Monday night, the St. Clair Planning and Zoning Commission finally…
-
posted: May 18
-
-
High School Sunset
St. Clair High School seniors sit in chairs on the athletic field behind the school Thursday night as the setting sun produces a glowing sky b…
-
posted: May 18
-
-
Havin Materials Requesting CUP
Four new requests for conditional use permits are on the agenda for the Franklin County Planning and Zoning board Tuesday, May 21.
-
posted: May 18
-
-
Crash Interrupts MoDOT’s Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
The Missouri Department of Transportation’s ribbon-cutting ceremony to dedicate the new Interstate 44 North Service Road and Highway 47 interc…
-
posted: May 15
-
-
Park Board Funds to Help Repave Lot
After St. Clair Parks and Recreation Board members spent a good portion of their April meeting trying to decide how to best spend some availab…
-
posted: May 15
-
-
Hollo Retiring From St. Clair Ambulance District
St. Clair Ambulance District Chief Bill Hollo has turned in his letter of resignation to his board of directors.
-
posted: May 15
-
-
Lonedell Sends Off Class of 2013
Both Principal Jen Ulrich and Superintendent Fred VanBibber are confident that the Lonedell School Class of 2013 has many successes ahead of it.
-
posted: May 15
-
-
Ready to Graduate
Lonedell School conducted its annual graduation ceremony Saturday afternoon in the gymnasium as 39 eighth-graders received diplomas. Before th…
-
Updated:
May 15
-
-
St. Clair Stop
Mark Norwine of CHADS Coalition for Mental Health stopped in St. Clair on Thursday as part of his statewide trek to raise awareness on issues …
-
posted: May 12
-
-
County: EEZ ‘The Right Thing to Do’
Franklin County Presiding Commissioner John Griesheimer assured the 30 or so in attendance at Thursday’s St. Clair Enhanced Enterprise Zone pu…
-
posted: May 11
-
-
St. Clair Unsure About Study Funds
City officials are trying to figure out where they can find $50,000 to help pay for an environmental assessment of the Highway 47 corridor bet…
-
posted: May 11
-
-
Fourth-Quarter VIPs
St. Clair High School students who were recognized as fourth-quarter Very Important People pose in the auditorium on Monday morning. In all, 4…
-
posted: May 11
-
-
Fourth-Quarter VIPs Are ‘Influential,’ ‘Necessary’
Math teacher Colleen Garrett told the 48 latest Very Important People at St. Clair High School that two words she finds most fitting for them …
-
posted: May 11
-
-
Artsy Kid
The St. Clair R-XIII School District played host to its annual art and project fair on Tuesday evening as students displayed their talents at …
-
posted: May 11
-
-
EEZ Hearing to Gather Pro and Con Comments
Individuals are encouraged to attend a public hearing on the proposed St. Clair area Enhanced Enterprise Zone at 6 p.m. on Thursday in city hall.
-
posted: May 08
-
-
Two-Day Freedom Fest Taking Shape
Friday’s portion of St. Clair’s annual Freedom Fest celebration is shaping up to be a fun-filled kickoff to the two-day event.
-
posted: May 08
-
-
Eric Hinson Suspicions Started in Early 2011
St. Clair Fire Protection District Office Manager Anna Marie Short started getting suspicious about financial matters relating to Eric Hinson …
-
posted: May 08
-
-
National Day of Prayer
St. Clair area pastors and a handful of residents gathered at noon at City Park on Thursday to take part in the National Day of Prayer service…
-
posted: May 05
-
-
Concert Kid
Edgar Murray Elementary School played host to a spring choir and band concert Thursday night in the gymnasium as both the Bulldog Singers and …
-
posted: May 04
-
