Buerkle Middle School Teacher Takes His Family to the Ends of the Earth

Andy Kuhnert and his wife Julie are about to set out on a journey that most would never imagine possible.

Police Blotter: Stolen Items Recovered from Two Vehicles

The St. Louis County 4th Precinct crime report from May 9 to May 15 includes incidents occurring in Mehlville.

New Sunny Street Cafe Promises to Keep Menu and Customers Smiling

The only thing new at the Arnold Commons The Sunny Street Cafe is the name. Formerly the Rise & Dine Restaurant, The Sunny Street Cafe will retain the original Rise & Dine menu while expanding hours to include dinner.

New Sunny Street Cafe Promises to Keep Menu, Customers Smiling

The only thing new at the Arnold Commons' Sunny Street Cafe is the name. Formerly the Rise & Dine Restaurant, The Sunny Street Cafe will retain the original Rise & Dine menu while expanding hours to include dinner.

General Assembly Passes Voter ID Requirements

Rep. Marsha Haefner, R-Oakville, says the photo identification requirement is warranted.

Mehlville Optimists Recognize South County Police Officer

To celebrate Respect for Law Week, the Optimists honored Officer Jim Patterson.

Mehlville Baseball Ends Season With Loss to Hillsboro

Mehlville lost 5-3 at Hillsboro High School Wednesday.

No Running, No Yelling, No Tasting

A mom gets advice from her friends on how to ensure a peaceful trip to the grocery store with kids in tow.

Turner vs. Clayton Unaddressed by Legislature

School officials from Mehlville and around the county hope the lower courts will resolve the issue of how students from unaccredited districts are accepted into neighboring districts.

Residents to See Lower Rates for Trash Service in Unincorporated St. Louis County

Homeowners south of Highway 40 will save between $30 and $52 a year when the county’s new waste hauler contracts begin Oct. 3.

UPDATED: Shaw Found and Arrested by Police

Police have located and arrested Timothy Shaw, who they suspect of robbing several area banks.

Savoring Bosnian Fare at Berix

Discover the unique flavors and dishes of Bosnian cuisine, one of today's hottest food trends available in the heart of Mehlville at Berix.

Get Out: MHS Graduation and Puppies in the Park

Stuck on what to do this weekend? Let Patch help you out!

Haefner Praises TANF Drug Testing Bill

The bill would screen Temporary Assistance for Needy Families recipients or applicants suspected of using drugs.

View Finder: Paint Your Heart Out

Families bond over painted pottery at Glazed and Confused's $1 family night.

Moms Talk: Flushing the Potty Blues Away

When did you start potty-training your child?

The Three Important Issues Ignored by the Legislature: Jobs, Jobs and Jobs

The Missouri Legislature adjourned its legislative session May 13. The to-do list was not completed, however, there were some surprising items left off the list in the first place.

MoDOT to Build New Sidewalks on Lemay Ferry Road

The sidewalks will run in between Buckley and Lindbergh.

Suburban West Roundup: Oakville Baseball Ends Season on Sour Note

Our weekly look at the latest news and notes from the Suburban West Conference,

Moms Talk: Flushing the Potty Blues Away

When did you start potty-training your child?

With Akin's Announcement, Republicans Line Up for 2nd District Seat

Republicans Ann Wagner, Ed Martin, Jane Cunningham all announce they'll seek Akin's house seat; Carnahan remains mum on candidacy.

Mehlville Residents to See Lower Trash Rates

Homeowners south of Highway 40 will save between $30 and $52 a year when the county’s new waste hauler contracts begin Oct. 3.

Legislature Lowers Minimum Conceal and Carry Age to 21

Rep. Marsha Haefner, R-Oakville, said wide-ranging firearms bill shows General Assembly has "taken steps to protect and advance our 2nd Amendment rights.”

Oakville Boys Volleyball Outlasts Mehlville to Stay Undefeated

Oakville defeats rival Mehlville, 26-24, 25-23, in the Missouri Class 4 quarterfinals at Kirkwood.

Oakville Patch Encourages Graduation Announcements

Make sure to post your loved one's upcoming graduation for all to see.

U.S. Rep. Akin Announces Senate Bid

Congressman from Town and Country has been testing the waters for his first statewide run.

Police Looking for Bank Robbery Suspect

Timothy M. Shaw is wanted by the police.

Abiding Savior Lutheran Teacher Embarks on Teaching Mission

After 15 years of service at Abiding Savior, kindergarten teacher Gail Horvath will teach at Concordia Hanoi International School for three years.

Mehlville Volleyball Falls to Oakville in State Quarterfinals

In two close games, the Panthers ended their season to Oakville, 26-24 and 25-23.

Herb Gardening is Easy and Delicious

Using fresh herbs is one of the simplest way to add a punch of flavor in summer dishes.

Mehlville School District Hosts Open House For Virtual Program

The homeschooling community is welcomed to learn about the Virtual Program benefits.

Sammy: Mama’s Boy for Life

Sammy, a Golden Retriever, loves his mama more than his ladies.

Lindbergh Ends Mehlville's Girls Soccer Season

The Panthers lost 2-0 to Lindbergh Monday night.

"Mehlville Fix" Sent to Nixon

The bill aims to simplify formula for the tax collection.

Patch Welcoming Graduation Announcements

Do you know someone special walking across the stage soon? Share it on Patch!

Frugal Family: Patch Found Recreation, Gooey Butter Cake and Dinner Bargains

Patch searched the neighborhood for bargains and found a variety of offers for all members of the family.

Paws & Claws Introduces Lindsey

The gray and white feline was rescued outside of a Mexican restaurant.

Criminal Minds: SpongeBob Nabbed at Waffle House, Pregnant Woman Arrested at Victoria's Secret

A roundup of odd, unusual and head-scratching crime reports in and around the area.

Frugal Family: Bowling and Breakfast for Under $5

Check out these local deals.

Mehlville's Sulya, Partee Impressive at District Track Meet

Mehlville's Michael Sulya and Patrick Partee each qualify for four sectional events apiece.