After weeks of debating, campaigning, the two longstanding Democrats will face off today.
If approved in November, the St. Louis County ballot item would fund upgrades at various library locations, including the Florissant Valley branch.
The editorial board gives Walsh the edge in the state Senate District 13 race.
The three Democratic candidates for Missouri's 1st Congressional District all gave individual radio interviews this week.
Lowery, who's been with the department since 1989, will take over the post in January 2013.
The council discusses amendments to bills that were previously on its agenda.
While the process gets underway, several have already commended Chief William Karabas for a job well done in Florissant.
English seeks to move from City Council to a state representative office.
Public Works Director Lou Jearls requests hiring of two additional full-time employees.
He spoke Tuesday with St. Louis Public Radio.
The council has a full agenda including more positions in public works and animal regulations.
Robyn Hamlin releases YouTube ad that points to Clay family dynasty.
Found out what passed and what didn't during Monday night's meeting.
In a 5-4 vote, the council allows the pet cemetery to remain a residentially zoned area with a special use permit for the business.
The Parks Department will present a business plan to the St. Louis County Council after being the center of the 2012 budget discussion.
Caputa is the sole candidate for Florissant Township Committeeman.
Hudson seeks seat of current Senator Tim Green.
The City Council has a full agenda for Monday night's meeting.
St. Louis County needs 3,500 workers for the Aug. 7 primary.
Reginald Owens received more than $18,500 in unemployment benefits, according to the U.S. attorney's office.
Walsh attempts to return to state congress in senate bid.
Baker seeks 1st Congressional District seat against Democrats.
Britton faces a tough district challenge against Reps. Clay and Carnahan.
Incumbent McNeil seeks to keep her seat in the house in the newly formed 69th district.
Sharma awaits her Democratic challenger for the November general election.
Dorsey seeks to maintain her seat in the township position.
Hoffman is attempting his first run for a state Congressional seat.
According to the latest campaign finance reports, Clay has more money on hand, while Carnahan has outspent the incumbent.
Former State Treasurer Sarah Steelman faces businessman John Brunner and U.S. Rep. Todd Akin in next month's primary.
We're letting you know about this week's bills, ordinances from the city council.
Public Works employees will have new equipment, but the department might have to wait to hire new people.
The council approved the money for the department's overtime.
Debate arises amongst Florissant City Councilors about how the expansion property should be zoned.
The council approved two ordinances Monday night that will tighten laws on problem properties.
The two Democrats are facing each other in the Aug. 7 primary for the 1st Congressional District nomination.
The Council will meet Monday night to discuss a number of bills.
There are quite a few races important to Florissant residents in August. Take a few moments to ensure you are correctly registered before July 11.
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The Missouri Fraternal Order of Police, the NEA give their support behind Carnahan in the Missouri 1st Congressional District.
The candidates, incumbents and issues that will affect Florissant and St. Louis County.