Goddard School Addresses Fitness and Children

Anything that involves moving can be appropriate exercise for youngsters.

Wohlwend Elementary Entertains Bethesda Southgate

The singing visit was one of several trips around Oakville today.

Paws & Claws Hopes Jett Gets a Home Soon

Jett was rescued from a barn and is ready to mind his manners and not be raised in one.

The Weekend Planner: Live Music, Garage Sales, Art Fair

Live music, fresh strawberries, an art fair and a huge garage sale are on the Oakville Patch agenda for weekend fun.

Frugal Family: Car Jams and Family Fun

This week Patch went looking for bargains on hanging baskets, great family fun, flowers and more.

Frugal Family: Shop Locally and Save

This week Patch went looking for bargains on hanging baskets, great family fun, dinner deals and more.

Mehlville High School Seniors Celebrate Prom

Many students found creative ways to ask dates to the dance.

Legislature Sends Budget to Nixon

Sen. Jim Lembke says lawmakers need to be more engaged in budget-writing process.

Whiz Kid: Beasley Student Proud to Be a Generous Jaguar

Dylan Casteel is a well-rounded, outstanding student who enjoys participating in community service projects.

Outstanding in Oakville: Patty Crocker

Patty Crocker grew up with Jefferson Barracks almost in her backyard, and today she volunteers her time to keep it beautiful and safe.

Beasley Elementary Students Enjoy Arts, Learn About Bullying

Shakespeare Festival St. Louis performed “Cruel to be Kind” during the annual Fine Arts Day.

Redistricting Shakes Up Oakville's Congressional Representation

Reconfigured congressional map places Oakville in U.S. Rep. Todd Akin's district.

Happy Mother's Day, Oakville!

While spending time at the spa or brunch, check out these Mother's Day fun facts from the Census Bureau.

Comments from Patchland: Chicken Chunks, Public Potties and Famous Folks

The range of topics we cover in this week's comment spotlight is fit for a king (in waiting).

Too Critical to Cut: Part 1

A Mehlville mom discusses the importance of Parents As Teachers

Lembke Involved in Stimulus Filibuster

Sen. Jim Lembke, R-Lemay, was trying to send a message about federal government spending.

Congressional Redistricting—Round Two

The divisive politics in Jefferson City could impact how Mehlville's interests are protected in Washington D.C.

New Crew to Take Over MHS Student TV News

Pearson and Salama look to improve Mehlville's student news station.

Where Did My Congressional District Go?

Mehlville is one of the areas that will affected by the changes approved Wednesday by the Missouri General Assembly.

Civil War Weekend: Tensions Rise at Camp Jackson Affair

Shots broke out between Union soldiers and civilians and 28 were left dead.

Patch Picks a Picnic Place

Dine al fresco with friends and family at popular local picnic grounds.

Patch Picks a Picnic Place

Dine al fresco with friends and family at popular local picnic grounds.

After 15 Years in Business, Tee Time Family Fun Center Remodels and Updates

A favorite neighborhood venue for fun is celebrating its 15 birthday with a new look.

Mehlville's Carnival Opens Friday

It is the month of May and that means it's carnival time in Mehlville.

MoDOT Announces Weekly Regional Work Zones

Motorists traveling from South County may be affected by work this weekend.

Oakville Elementary Students Learn to Play Ukulele

UMSL faculty member Dr. Fred Willman led the free workshop.

Viewfinder: MHS Students Host Special Olympics

Mehlville High School hosted more than 200 Special Olympics athletes Wednesday.

Elegant Fine Dining Featured at 1904 Steak House

Vintage turn-of-the century elegance combined with opulent surroundings make River City's 1904 Steak House a unique dining destination.

View Finder: Day of Service Volunteers Sow Kindness

Members of Faith Lutheran Church spend the afternoon planting flowers to brighten up the Bethesda Southgate retirement residence.

Moms Talk: The Cafeteria Blues

Our local moms council tackles eating lunch at school. Chime in with your own thoughts.

From the Editor: Patch Launches Local Voices to Feature More News and Views From Community

Oakville Patch will showcase local bloggers and a provide a feed of headlines about our community from independent news sources.

Whiz Kid: Julietta Residor

The senior excels at a mock job interview in the SkillsUSA competition.

Oakville Topples Parkway South in Key League Clash

Oakville defeats Parkway South in one of the area's biggest regular season games.

Sign-A-Rama Shows Patriotism

The sign store in Oakville salutes the troops Monday.

Goddard School Shows Teacher Appreciation

The school marks Teacher Appreciation Week May 2-6.

For the Garden Discusses Container Gardening

The art of combining plants that grow happily together, with a bit of information, can be mastered by everyone.

Civil War Weekend: Making Knives the Old-Fashioned Way

No modern machines were used to make this old Civil War-era pocket knife.

Police Blotter: Assault and Heroin

The St. Louis County 4th Precinct crime report from April 25 to May 1 includes incidents occurring in Mehlville.

Suburban West Roundup: Mehlville Girls Soccer Takes Lutheran South Tournament

The postseason begins in one sport and is on the horizon for other sports as May arrives.

Feeling Forever Young with Shirley Temple

Shirley is a young terrier mix who loves to play.