Bridge Painting on Route 110 will Close Route At Night

Drivers should use Route 67 interchanges as detours.

City May Require Mechanical Licenses for Contractors Working on Projects in Arnold

The safety requirement can become a political issue, a St. Louis County contractor said.

MoDOT to Build New Sidewalks on Lemay Ferry Road

The sidewalks will run in between Buckley and Lindbergh.

Akin's Senate Bid Has Republicans Lining Up for District 2 Congressional Seat

Arnold lays within the borders of the redrawn 2nd Congressional District.

U.S. Rep. Akin Launches Senate Bid in Creve Coeur

Congressman would face at least one other confirmed candidate, former state treasurer Sarah Steelman.

Akin Expected to Announce U.S. Senate Bid This Morning

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports Missouri Congressman Todd Akin will make an announcement tied to a run for the U.S. Senate Tuesday in Creve Coeur.

City of Arnold Government Meetings — Week of May 16

Council members to vote on new corporation at Water Tower Place, and red-light camera contract.

Arnold Considers Renewal of Red-Light Camera Contract

Ward 1 Councilman Borgelt wants changes to ensure cameras are aimed at safety.

MoDOT Closures for Olive Blvd., Route 94 near Busch Wildlife Area

Closures part of longer projects to move highway, improve roads.

MoDOT to Discuss Proposed Sidewalk Improvements on Lemay Ferry Road

Proposed changes will allow the road to comply with the American Disabilities Act.

MoDOT to Discuss Plan to save $512 million

Local meetings to explain cuts in staff, facilities and equipment.

I-55 Section to Close on Sunday Morning

Ameren work on Sunday will force MoDOT to close a portion of I-55 in Festus.

Historical Society Seeks Larger Building for Collection

The museum has no room to display its entire collection in the trailer located at Ferd. B. Lang Park.

Movie Night May Return to Arnold City Park

The park would provide more activities, grassy areas and parking for people to enjoy the event.

City Must Use or Lose $75,000 HUD Grant

The city must spend a landscaping/streetscaping grant, which has been in City Hall since 2004, by Sept. 30 or return the money to the federal government.

City of Arnold Government Meetings — Week of May 9

Businesses wanting to know more about the city's sign policy should contact the Planning and Zoning commission.

Poachers May Have Killed Albino Deer in Arnold

Mayor Ron Counts and Police Chief Robert Shockey want to buy patrol all-terrain vehicles to stop poaching in city limits.

MoDOT Work Zone to Split I-270 Lanes This Week

The Missouri Department of Transportation provided the following road closings for the Week beginning May 9.

Boyer Wants County More Welcoming To New Businesses

Third District County Councilman Bob Boyer invited the owners of a proposed horse rehabilitation facility to discuss their new business expected to open summer 2012.

Transportation Funding Crisis Blamed For MoDOT Cuts

MoDOT officials said Wednesday that a transportation funding crisis is forcing cuts in staff, facilities and equipment that will save the department $512 million.

City's Law Firm Will Also Represent Jerel Poor, Who is Suing the City

City Attorney Bob Sweeney said no legal conflict of interest exists. Armstrong Teasdale is a large firm and different attorneys will work on the separate lawsuits.

City of Arnold Government Meetings — Week of May 2

Arnold's Economic Development members will meet on Friday morning.

70 Pounds of Expired, Unused Medicine Submitted in 90 Minutes

Arnold Police Department worked with the U.S Drug Enforcement Administration to accept unwanted medicines at City Hall on Saturday.

Arnold City Park Closed This Weekend

Heavy rains and the Meramec River overrunning its bank caused the closure.

Commission Considers Changes to Temporary Sign Policy

Planning and Zoning Commission consider lower registration fees, higher penalty fees and promoting professionally-made signs,

Ozark Residents Can Pay for Bridge in 20 years, instead of 10 years

Each resident must ask for the longer term payments, City Attorney Sweeney said.

City of Arnold Government Meetings — Week of April 25

Business sign policy discussion on Tuesday, drug disposal on Saturday

New Appointments to Arnold Commissions

During Thursday's City Council meeting, Mayor Ron Counts appointed city councilmen to new commissions.

MoDOT to Begin Bridge Repairs This Week

No new major repairs expected in Arnold but residents commuting to north St. Louis County should plan ahead.

Emergency Beacons to be Distributed at Arnold Recreation Center

Members of Arnold's Aging and Disabilities Commission will distribute flashing light beacons, used to call for medical help, at the Arnold Recreation Center on April 29.

Shy Pets Waiting for New Homes

The Arnold Dog and Animal Pound and the Open Door Animal Sanctuary have several pets available for adoption.

New School Board, City Council Members Sworn in to Office

The week prior to Easter Sunday, Arnold residents watched their newly elected council and board members take office.

Meet Dan Bish, Arnold's Economic Development/Planner Specialist

Arnold needs to compile a list of strengths and prospective real estate locations for businesses wanting to relocate, Bush says.

Watercolor Villas to Rise Across from Ferd B. Lang Park

The energy-efficient homes are meant for Arnold's low-income seniors.

MoDOT Website Provides Traffic Information via Email, Text Messages

MoDOT is working on about 800 bridges, many which will be closed this summer.

I-270 Work to Increase Traffic on Hwy. 141 for Six Weeks

MoDot suggests drivers use Hwy. 141 to drive around I-270 roadwork between Gravois Road and the I-44 interchange.

More Adoptable Pets

This week the Arnold Dog and Animal Pound and the Open Door Animal Sanctuary have a few dogs available for adoption.

IRS, AARP Offer Free Tax Help Today and Saturday

The IRS and AARP provide free tax preparation services to Arnold residents earning less than $49,000 a year and to the elderly.

Tourism Commission Agrees on New Policy Financing Non-Profit Events

The new city council must approve the tourism policy before it becomes a city ordinance.

City Council Cancels Thursday Work Session

Newly elected city council members to be sworn into office at 7 p.m. on April 21 prior to the scheduled council meeting, the city website says.