New sirens are part of a county-wide emergency warning system.
Hazelwood Patch takes a cold, hard look at the data on obesity and what it can mean for your health. Plus, we provide tips for boosting your fitness factor.
It's not just doughnuts. This shop has more then meets the eye.
Here’s your weekly roundup of who’s hiring in Hazelwood and nearby communities.
Both companies are working to keep Hazelwood customers in the loop and maintain good relations with the public.
On Jan. 1, entry fees for the annual two-day GO! St. Louis Marathon & Family Fitness Weekend will increase by $10 to $20, but there's still time to register online.
The deals means job security through at least 2020 to Boeing workers in the area.
A few Grinch-like people invade the holiday.
Whether you party with alcohol or you party with sparking grape juice you live in an area deemed one of America's drunkest spots. Do you agree?
The cabinet, which is led by U.S. Rep. Wm. Lacy Clay, will attend meetings and give their insight on various issues.
Shemika Cosey disappeared from her relative's home three years ago when she was 16 years old, but family urges people to keep an open eye for her.
We've got a new roundup of inspections for Hazelwood and surrounding areas.
Hazelwood students have the chance to meet Ringgold, who is also a painter, writer, speaker, a mixed media sculptor and a performance artist.
Here are the new laws that took effect in Missouri this year.
Plus: Sommer wins recount, Clay-Carnahan examined.
Open until New Year’s Day, Hazelwood residents can enjoy an entire mile of holiday magic.
"Hazelwood Patch" editor Candace Jarrett and other local editors weigh in on their Christmas wishes for their communities.
Find out where and how you can recycle your tree.
Hazelwood residents must have their payments submitted by Dec. 31—or Dec. 30 if paying in person.
Here’s your weekly roundup of who’s hiring in Hazelwood and nearby.
Bring on the beef to add a touch of elegance to your holiday menus. From standing prime rib to stylish small plate appetizers, beef makes holiday cooking easy.
More than 3,000 Wal-Mart stores nationwide as part of the voluntary pull.
Recipes for roasted beef shoulder; spicy buffalo meatballs; and mediterranean beef & olive pissaladiere.
Whether your gingerbread house is a mansion or of more modest dimensions, or you just want to enjoy a piece of gingerbread to eat, here are some recipes to get you started.
Baking cookies is a tradition and an art for St Louisan Julia Usher, author of the "Cookie Swap" and "The Ultimate Cookie" cookbooks.
Big or small, plain or fancy, gingerbread houses capture the imagination of young and old.
Forget about those doorbuster deals. Give a gift this holiday season that's extra special — something homemade from your kitchen.
Culinary gifts made in your own kitchen are sure to be a hit.
Thumbprints and Sweethearts have holiday appeal.
After a tumultuous two-month period that included threats of park shutdowns, protests and the possible closing of a West County satellite office, council members sign off on a $357 million budget.
In response to last week's NAACP claims that the Hazelwood School District is violating its Supplier Workforce Diversity Program, the district has issued a rebuttal.
The newly re-opened Hazelwood Bowl's restaurant also gets a good score.
Hazelwood officials appoint 33-year career firefighter Dave Radel as new Hazelwood fire chief.
Also, Ron Paul supporters get organized in the St. Louis Area.
STLMommy.com operator gives tips on saving with gift cards, and the Better Business Bureau shows how not to get stuck with accompanying fees.
Covidien, a leading global provider of healthcare products based in Hazelwood, plans to spin off its pharmaceuticals business into a standalone public company.
Residents have until Jan 17 to file to run for office in those positions.
The school board approved the calendar, which has students starting school next calendar year on Aug. 13, 2012 and ending the school year on June 3, 2013.
At Tuesday's Hazelwood School District Board of Education Meeting, the St. Louis Chapter of the NAACP said the district's purchasing policy violates the terms of its federal entitlement funding. Two board members voice their disagreement.
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