Mayor, City Council Have Appointee for Vacant Ward 2 City Council Seat

Jeff Fitter will fill vacant Ward 2 City Council seat, according to documents on the Arnold City Hall website.

Wagner, Martin Get Early Start

The 2nd District candidates are set to debate each other this weekend.

Confusion Reigns Over County’s Vehicle Use Policy

County Executive and council at odds over resolution’s reach.

County Council Does Redistricting Do-Over

Charter language was ambiguous, officials said.

Special Session Stalled: Aerotropolis, MOSIRA Still Up In The Air

Governor Nixon calls on lawmakers to pass an economic development package or go home.

No City Councli Meetings Planned for Week of Sept. 26

The Arnold Planning & Zoning Committee meeting on Sept. 27.

Revised School Social Media Bill On Governor's Desk

Governor's office says bill will be "reviewed closely."

Comtrea's Huss Shares Best Practices with State Treasurer

State Treasurer Clint Zweifel visited toured Comtrea to find ideas to help organizations work smarter to solve the problems of homelessness and people with disabilities.

Arnold Businesses Face $65 A-frame Sign Fee

Arnold councilmen, with the help of the city attorney, negotiated a lower registration fee to help local businesses.

Arnold Businesses Get Permission for A-frame Signs

City council says Arnold business can use A-Frame signs, former councilman says local businesses want more advertising flexibility.

Arnold Wants Appraisal Value of Sewers

Arnold City Council members hired a consultant to begin researching the sale of the city's sewer system.

Free Child Safety Car Seat Inpections

MoDOT says 95 percent of Missouri kids car seats are not installed properly.

Carnival Rides Return to Arnold Days Festival

Workers and volunteers focus on assembling carnival rides, for kids, to prepare for the Arnold Days event that opens at 5 p.m.

Arnold City Council Wants to Hear from Cold Medicine Makers

Jefferson County Councilmen want Arnold law requiring people to have prescriptions prior to buying over-the-counter cold medicines.

Jefferson County Farmers Could Get Federal Disaster Loans

If the USDA declares the summer’s heat and heavy rains created a disaster for Missouri, Jefferson County farmers could obtain relief loans.

UPDATE: Compromise at Core of New MO School Social Media Bill

After an injunction stops a new Missouri social networking law from taking effect, the revised version, Senate Bill 1, is making its way through the legislature during this special session.

Arnold City Hall Taking Ward 2 Council Seat Applications

Qualified residents interested in filling the vacant seat until April's election should submit their résumés to Arnold City Hall.

Golf Fundraiser to Replace Jefferson County's Veterans Wall of Honor

Deer Creek Golf Club in House Springs will host the fundraiser to replace the memorial’s outdated technology.

City of Arnold Government Meetings — Week of Sept. 12

Arnold Days Festival returns to the city with carnival rides this weekend.

Photos: Arnold's 9/11 Memorial Garden Dedication

Patriot, a bald eagle, graced Arnold's 9/11 Memorial Garden unveiling ceremony on Sunday.

Arnold Dedicates Memorial to 9/11

The monument includes a piece of steel from the World Trade Center.

Arnold 9/11 Memorial Unveiling Scheduled for Sunday Afternoon

Missouri State Road will be closed at 1 p.m. on Sunday to create a safe zone for people attending the memorial's unveiling at 1:30 p.m.

Arnold Dog Swim Event Raises $900 for Dog Parks

Money raised goes towards the dog parks in Arnold's Ferd B. Lang and Arnold City Park.

Shards of World Trade Center Steel Inspire 9/11 Memorials Across America

In hundreds of communities, chunks of steel from the Twin Towers beget memories of a day to mourn and prayers for a future of peace. Today, Patch shares many of those stories with you.

Arnold Councilmen to Discuss Cold Medicine Sales, Business Signs

During Thursday's work session, Arnold councilmen will also discuss implementing a new no-parking zone on Rockwood Drive.

Arnold Seniors, Disabled Residents May Lose Property Tax Credit

State legislators are considering eliminating the "Circuit Breaker" tax credit, which helps seniors and people with disabilities, to finance the China Cargo Hub in St. Louis.

'Facebook Law' Revised in Missouri Senate Committee

State senators have limited the scope of a law that prohibits Missouri teachers from using Internet sites to keep in contact with students and graduates.

Dedication of Memorial to Mark Anniversary of 9/11 Attacks Sunday

Memorial includes artifact from the World Trade Center.

Arnold, St Louis Claiming Last of World Trade Center Debris

The City of Arnold, St. Louis' Metro West Fire Protection District will unveil 9/11 memorials containing World Trade Center debris.

City of Arnold Government Meetings — Week of September 5

A full week of Arnold meetings and events ends with the Arnold Days festival and the unveiling of the 9/11 memorial.

Councilmen Take a Moment to Remember Jim Edwards, Ward 2 Councilman

Arnold employees and elected officials shared their favorite memories of Councilman Jim Edwards at Thursday's city council meeting.

Tornado Sirens Test Planned Monday in St. Louis County

The county will test its new $7.5 million emergency system for three minutes on Monday morning.

MoDOT to Stop Construction at Noon Today for Labor Day Weekend

MoDOT expects a high number of drivers for the holiday weekend and wants repair crews off construction sites.

Mayor To Appoint Successor To Edwards' Ward 2 Seat

Mayor likely to seek résumés from interested parties.

City of Arnold Government Meetings — Week of August 29

The City Council's first meeting is scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 1.

City Councilman Jim Edwards Succumbs to Stoke

Jim Edwards, a U.S. Army veteran, will be buried at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery Tuesday afternoon.

Teachers Group Wins Injunction to Halt Facebook Law; Nixon Asks For Repeal

The Missouri State Teachers Association was awarded an injunction to stop a new Missouri social networking law from taking effect Sunday. Meanwhile, Gov. Nixon is asking for repeals to the current law.

County Parks Department Seeks Public Input into Master Plan

Residents are encouraged to participate in town hall meetings, online survey.

Comtrea CEO praises housing commission’s plan to fight homelessness

Homelessness is a growing problem in Jefferson County, mental health official says.

County Council Approves Five-Year Capital and Strategic Plan

County Executive Ken Waller says pursuing projects in plan will depend on availability of funds.