A proclamation adopted at the Eureka Board of Aldermen meeting Tuesday reads "the need for unity in prayer, individually and corporately, has never been more urgent."
A city marshal and three board of aldermen took oaths of office at Tuesday's Eureka board meeting. Guess how many marshals Eureka has had in its history.
The Riverfront Times recounted the exchange after the Wildwood man shared his email exchange with Missouri State Sen. Brian Nieves.
Eureka now is expected to meet state and federal regulations for storm water management plans.
A public hearing was held, and a new policy regarding outdoor sports, or game, courts will be in place in Wildwood.
The Timbers facility being built in Eureka will have different hours for the building versus the aquatic complex.
A nice-sized outdoor pool will be available at the new Eureka Recreational Center being built, but some residents are disappointed because an outdoor pool will not serve a variety of interests and needs year-round. Read when it will open.
The city's Board of Public Safety volunteer members are offering a series of new safety-related workshops and events for Wildwood residents. The first one, a CPR-certified class, will be held 11 days from now.
Do you know who Wildwood's first city marshal was?
All bicycles, no matter the condition, were accepted. See where they went for repurposing.
VIDEO: Ellisville officials planned to put crushed granite in the dog parks at Bluebird Park to solve the problems of improper drainage and soggy, muddy soil. The parks just reopened after being closed since March 11 due to mud.
MoDOT promised to repair most potholes within 24 hours of them being reported, but the "Pothole Patrol" effort ends Sunday.
Pond Athletic Association is observing the organization's 50th anniversary this year, and asked Wildwood city representatives to support it. A total of $25,000 may be on its way to the group.
Eureka Mayor Kevin Coffey will host a Town Hall meeting at the Eureka Community Center on Thursday, beginning at 6:30 p.m.
Tim Jones, R-Eureka, received the Presidential Citation Award in front of 400-plus alumni, faculty, staff and friends of the four University of Missouri System campuses and MU Extension, who attended the 39th annual Legislative Day.
Elected officials, community leaders and Missouri Department of Transportation managers will discuss the significance and benefits of this construction project at the Friday morning ceremony.
Following is a summary of local election results from April 2, 2013. The "unofficial official" tallies will still need to be certified by county election officials before they will be considered "final, final."
VIDEOS: Rockwood voters on Tuesday decided the fate of Proposition S, a $38.4 million no-tax rate increase bond issue, after several months of many public debates about its timing, focus and amount.
Anyone who has a ballot today that includes Metro West Fire Protection District will see an unfamiliar sign at their polling place. It's surprising some voters.
Bookmark this page for quick access to election results related to Wildwood and Eureka residents later today.
Patch brings you everything you need to know about the April 2 election, from candidates and ballot questions to where to vote.
Some Monarch Fire Protection District residents say Jane Cunningham's supporters are putting campaign yard signs on private property without prior approval. Anyone have this happening to you or someone you know?
Prepare for the April 2 election by reading Patch's rundowns on each of the candidates.
The entrance area to one of Wildwood's recreational hubs may be one step closer to being embellished. Terrespec is the intended consultancy firm.
Prepare yourself for the April 2 election by reading Patch's run-downs on each of the candidates.
MoDOT begins pavement repair work on Clarkson Road between Clayton Road and Lea Oak Drive Tuesday. Drivers should expect lane closures.
One of the April 2 ballot items about funding for parks, trails, St. Louis Arch grounds and wildlife habitat is being supported by Wildwood Mayor Tim Woerther and city council members. It would increase sales tax by 3/16th of 1 cent.
Missouri Department of Transportation crews are making pavement repairs on northbound and southbound Missouri Route 109 between Legends Parkway and Eureka High School.
The egg hunting starts when the horn blows at 10 a.m., but the event lasts until noon on March 23.
HEAR DEBATE POINTS via VIDEO: After four years of multiple debates, research and more discussions, a set of Wildwood property owners say city representatives are devaluing their property by changing its zoning designation.
A citywide contract will cover expenses for street and sidewalk replacements. Residents voice concerns about last year's workmanship and timeliness on the 2012 restoration project.
Eureka city staffers communicate about problems with the retaining walls surrounding a motel located off of Fifth Street.
Future construction projects and bond-related initiatives will be handled differently at Rockwood School District, pledge district officials. Anyone with Internet access can follow along, including the state auditors' staffers.
VIDEOS: An open house and ribbon cutting was held March 6 at 16860 Main Street in Wildwood, for a good reason.
The initiative empowers counties and states with data, process and tools that drive economic growth.
District administrators are forecasting financial hits on programs from child nutrition to special education.
Phase 2 of Manchester Road improvements in Wildwood now includes an optional project addition, but the second $400,000 option was considered and declined.
After years of city officials seeking high-speed Internet access solutions for the 3,000 households unserved or underserved in rural Wildwood, the latest update is about securing utility poles and possible recoupment of their cost.
Wildwood officials update the municipality's ordinances, based on changes in Missouri laws regarding Sunday liquor sales.
Members of Wildwood's Board of Public Safety recommended unanimously to establish more speed cushions in another portion of the city, but not all residents are in agreement.