Dennis Bible: Ladue's Public Works Director Retires After a Very Productive Career

Started in the fire house and ended up running the public works program for the city.

Frontenac Places a Six Month Moratorium on Land Use Development

City planners will update the long-range plans before proceeding.

Politicians From Wisconsin To New Hampshire Talking About Akin's 'Legitimate Rape' Comment

With a Tuesday deadline for U.S. Rep. Todd Akin to step aside from the U.S. Senate race without getting courts involved, political leaders in Patch communities around the country are speaking out.

Ladue Council Approves Safety Measures for the Ladue Middle School Traffic Zone

Another step taken towards financing two new fire houses in Ladue.

Arranging the Letters for Political Messages to Become the 'Sign of the Times'

A retired Ladue doctor has fun with the ROMNEY for President window sticker.

Parks $500K Budget Shortfall Might Not Exist, County Official Says

A spokesperson for St. Louis County Executive Charlie Dooley said a projected shortfall in the parks department may not be a reality.

Is Ladue Planning on Building a Dog House Without Having a Dog?

A literal translation of how much is needed in terms of room, etc. for two newly proposed fire houses.

MoDOT Closes Lanes Nightly Both Directions

Missouri Department of Transportation reports the St. Louis Regional Work Zones for August 16-22.

Ladue Council to Review Costs of Two New Fire Houses This Afternoon

Mayor Bommarito calls for special work session to deal with this issue; the position of Public Works Director.

Cards Legendary Manager Tony La Russa at St. Louis County Library Sept. 28

Special ticket packages include a copy of his book "One Last Strike."

April Tax Increase Will Save County Parks, Committee Says

A committee of parks supporters studied the St. Louis County Park system and endorsed a tax increase proposal. The measure must pass through the county council, where Councilman Steve Stenger said there is not a funding problem with the parks.

Silver Flatware Aledgedly Reported Stolen Simultaneously From Two Homes in Ladue

Case is continued to be investigated by the Ladue Police Department.

Reliance Bank Interested in Northwest Corner of Lindbergh and Clayton Roads

Frontenac has a six month hold on development while reviewing long range plans.

Mums the Word on Future Olivette Public Safety Plans

Prop "S" for safety was close; Prop "P' for parks failed to get a simple majority

Meredith ousts McCreery in Democratic Primary in 71st House Race

Newcomer defeats candidate from Olivette by 236 votes.

St. Louis County Elections: Just a Sprinkling of Votes In So Far

So far with a handful of absentee ballots, both Olivette Propositions are passing.

Ladue is Seeking Firefighters/Paramedics

Applications will be received until August 27 in person or electronically.

Police Blotter: Doing Wheelies on the Ladue Football Field a Bad Idea

Two charged with driving their dune buggy and doing damage at Ladue Horton Watkins High School.

Olivette Prop "S" Letter to the Editor

Property owner in the Olivette Executive Parkway says the plan disregards city's comprehensive plan.

Prop "S" for Public Safety and Prop "P" for Parks Before the Olivette Voters Tuesday

Former Mayor Ruth Springer heads committee efforts for Olivette's future.

Attempted Home Entry On Litzsinger Road: The Big Story of the Week

Men posing as American Water Company workers try to force their way in past an elderly resident.

Ladue Residents Need to Use Extra Caution If Being Approached

Two men have approached Litzsinger Road residents posing as American Water workers.

Vote "No" Prop "S" Website Up and Running in Olivette

Opposition comes from concerned citizens, a former mayor and former member of the PCDC commission.

Olivette Patch Coming; Sign Up to Hear When We Launch

You can sign up now to be alerted when our newest St. Louis-area Patch site launches in a few weeks.

Former Ritenour Board Member Hopes to Represent Maryland Heights

Sue Meredith is one of two candidates seeking the Democratic nomination for the 71st state House.

Olivette's Tracy McCreery Seeks Second Term as State Representative

Previously she served one year after winning a special election in 2011.

So Which Way is the Wind Blowing in Olivette?

Vote in the readers poll attached to this article.

Not Everyone in Olivette is Happy With Prop "S" for Public Safety

Aaron and Neal Novack, property owners in the Olivette Executive Parkway think the city can do much better.

2012 Election Guide for Ladue, Frontenac, Olivette

The candidates, incumbents and issues that will affect Ladue, Frontenac, Olivette and Missouri as we draw closer to the August primary and November general elections.

Prop "P" For Parks Goes to the Olivette Voters August 7

Parks and Recreation Director Jeff Wade explains why the funds are needed.

Ann Wagner Calls Jotte Campaign's Debate Challenge "Shameful"

The GOP frontrunner in the race for Missouri's Second Congressional District says she's focused on debating voters in the waning days of the primary campaign. One of her opponents says he's been trying to arrange a debate since March.

Chief: Failure to OK a Fire House in Olivette Could Be a Matter of Life or Death

Proposition S is on the ballot August 7 for new fire, police and administrative facilities for the city.

Ladue's Jimmy Loomis III, a Page in the United States Senate

A dream come true for a dedicated and aspiring young politician.

At Least 12 Dead at Batman Movie Debut in Colorado

Mass murder in a public place brings the discussion front and center.

Sarah Palin Endorses Sarah Steelman In Senate Primary

Former State Treasurer Sarah Steelman faces businessman John Brunner and U.S. Rep. Todd Akin in next month's primary.

Frontenac Grants Provisional Use Permit to Al Manara Academy at B'Nai El Congregation

Retired Alderman Susan Durbin Honored for her years of service to Frontenac.

Calling All Candidates: We Need Your Info

Use this form to load information about August and November political campaigns on Patch.

Rolling Hills Lane Gets a Fire Hydrant, Ladue Council Gets off Easy

Sidewalks, fire house and other main issues will come up in the August meeting.

Milling, Paving Work on Delmar Starts Today

St. Louis County Road Department plans to end road project in four weeks.

Thousands Turn Out to Celebrate the Opening of Route 141 and the Page-Olive Connector

Families and dogs, runners, bicyclists, rollerbladers and proud government and traffic officials all enjoyed the completion of this major road project.