The Town and Country Board of Aldermen is set to discuss plans for the new Raintree Learning Community, a new private school that some residents oppose moving in off Mason Road. The city property tax rate is also up for a vote Monday night.
Ernie Rhodes was named as the new fire chief Thursday evening. The former St. Charles fire chief brings 32 years of experience to the district.
The group stopped by the West County offices of Ann Wagner and Todd Akin Thursday to "advocate for a fair budget" and speak out against Paul Ryan's proposed budget.
MoDOT reports the St. Louis work zones for September 6 – 12.
The city is asking alderman to approve $50,000 for an ongoing lawsuit and an additional $51,520 for the salary and benefits of the new city administrator.
A new neighborhood is being built on Sulphur Spring Road, but more homes won't likely go up until there are buyers.
St. Louis County health officials said Tuesday the first probable human case of West Nile Virus has been reported.
Some Town and Country residents do not want a new school moving in on Mason Road. They said it will create a traffic hazard, they were not properly notified of the plan and they don't want a commercial property in a residential area.
Manchester Aldermen may adjust the 2012 and 2013 budgets due to unexpected fees this year, plus emergency legislation may be enacted to move forward with the Tuscan Valley subdivision.
Rep. Todd Akin's office said Karl Rove must have "misspoke" when he reportedly made a "murder" joke about the U.S. Senate candidate. What do you think, a joke or out of line?
The person who will replace former Fire Chief David Frazier is expected to be announced Thursday.
Friday's rock blast and I-270 closures between I-44 and Manchester Road are canceled due to rain and the holiday.
With Isaac possibly bringing anywhere from three to eight inches of rain to the St. Louis area this weekend, the St. Louis County Police Department is warning residents to be alert and watch for flood waters.
Despite some residents' concerns, plans for a new private school, the Raintree Learning Community, were approved by the Town and Country Planning and Zoning Commission Wednesday night.
Under a new St. Louis County ordinance, which Colleen Wasinger of Town and Country voted against, banks will have to participate in formal mediation before foreclosing on a home.
While delivering 40,000 petitions to Akin's office Wednesday, ADVOCATES of Planned Parenthood of the St. Louis Region ask: “If you think Todd Akin’s Missouri record is bad, what would life be like under a Vice President Ryan?”
The Saint Louis County Department of Health is increasing its mosquito spraying efforts to prevent the spread of the West Nile Virus.
All lanes of eastbound I-64 double-deck structure to close Thursday night.
Harold Whitfield has asked for a recount in the race for the Democratic nomination for the 2nd Congressional District, which includes Manchester and Town and Country. Unofficial results show Whitfield losing the race by 49 votes.
West County city leaders are working to move forward in developing the Manchester Road corridor, but the City of Manchester is not on board citing possible taxes and lack of authority.
Former Town and Country resident Milton "Skip" Ohlsen claims his layers tainted evidence in the bombing case against him by betraying confidentiality, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Initially scheduled for installation in August, solar panels will begin being installed in the Parkway School District next month.
Mitt Romney renewed his call for Akin to drop out of the U.S. Senate race, while GOP strategist Mary Matalin said Ann Wagner would be the nominee.
Manchester Alderman Michael Clement was fined by the Missouri Ethics Commission for not disclosing the expenses of campaign letters sent to residents, but Clement said it was an honest mistake, not deliberate deceit.
Take a look at just some of what you'll find on Town and Country - Manchester Patch this week.
Highlights from readers' comments posted across St. Louis area Patches over the past week.
Harassment, solar panels and more set to be addressed at Monday's Town and Country Board of Aldermen meeting.
Voting on a 2011 city budget, city pool repairs and a street salt shortage were just some of the issues addressed at the Manchester Board of Aldermen meeting Monday night.
Thursday night Michael Hachmeister was appointed to the Maryland Heights City Council to represent the city's third ward until the current term expires.
In Town and Country the city ordinances often look great on paper, but getting anyone to enforce them is another thing
The city council also voted to apply funds toward deer management, and considered the city budget and employee pay raises at Monday night's meeting.