Eating Lunch Isn't Just About The Food

Why Having A Good Group To Eat Lunch With Can Make You Healthier

Join Egg for Shopportunity - To Benefit the Siteman Cancer Center on Saturday, September 29th

Fall Has Arrived at Egg! Chic ~ Modern Style Designer Clothes!

Town & Country's Proposed Solar Panel Ordinance

My thoughts on Town & Country's proposed solar panel ordinance.

MoDOT: Watch for Eastbound Lane Closures Downtown This Weekend

Missouri Department of Transportation reports on St. Louis work zones for October 4-10.

Think Pink: Breast Cancer Awareness Events in West County And Beyond

From galas to walks to shopping, here's how you can participate, pledge support and donate to the cause in West County.

Route 141 Closing South of Route 370 Friday

MoDOT is closing the road to replace a railroad crossing. Drivers are advised to use an alternate route.

Library-Tax Supporters Contribute $265,000

Voters in Manchester, Town and Country and other St. Louis County Library system cities will decide Nov. 6 whether to approve the Proposition L tax increase for construction and branch maintenance.

Teen Accused of Sexual Assault Used West County Parks to Meet Girls, Police Say

Manchester police say more alleged victims are coming forward in connection to 19-year-old Joshua Witkowski who is charged with sexual assault. Police say he used parks to meet girls.

Cancer-Fighting Bagels Return

Pink Ribbon Bagels—a favorite, annual item from Saint Louis Bread Co.—became available this week. A portion of each purchase goes toward breast cancer research. See what's new this year about it all.

Probation Sentence In Bomb Case Involving Former Town and Country Resident

Prosecutors say an "associate" of former Town and Country resident Milton "Skip" Ohlsen was sentenced to probation for concealing information regarding the Clayton parking garage bombing.

Chaminade Puts It Together In Second Half To Defeat Parkway Central

The Red Devils and the Colts are both getting ready to face De Smet later this week.

West County Teen Charged in Sexual Assault of 14-Year-Old

Manchester police arrested Joshua D. Witkowski, 19, for allegedly sexually assaulting a 14-year-old female. Police believe there are other victims.

Charter Executive Offices Leaving St. Louis for Connecticut

Charter Communications is relocating its corporate headquarters from Town and Country to Connecticut. Less than 100 jobs are leaving the St. Louis area, according to Charter.

Charter Headquarters Reportedly Leaving Town and Country

Charter is relocating its headquarters from Town and Country to Connecticut, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.

Manchester Could Require Prescription For Allergy Drugs Next Week

In an effort to fight meth and keep criminals out of Manchester, the city could require a prescription to purchase cold and allergy medications containing pseudoephedrine.

On Instagram: Photos from 5k Run/Walk for Freedom in Queeny Park

Catch a glimpse from the 5k Sept. 29 through the eyes of Instagram users.

Sobriety Checkpoints October Emphasis of St. Louis County Police

Removing intoxicated drivers from roadways is a high priority for St. Louis County police officers, says St. Louis County Police Chief Tim Fitch.

Drug Agent, Lobbyist Address Meth in Manchester

Despite some concerns over consumer convenience, drug agents say requiring a prescription for pseudoephedrine will make Manchester safer and keep criminals from the community.

A Prescription Will be Required For Allergy Medications in Manchester

Beginning Nov. 15, a prescription will be required to purchase cold and allergy medications that contain pseudoephedrine. Manchester aldermen passed the ordinance Monday night.

Theft, Vandalism at Parkway South High School

Police are searching for suspects after they received two reports in two days of incidents happening at Parkway South High School.

Pitbull Breed Removed From Manchester Vicious Dog Ordinance

With a lawsuit filed against the city claiming the ordinance is unfair, the City of Manchester removed "pitbulll" from its vicious dog ordinance Monday night.

Man Pawned Property Stolen From Town and Country, Police Say

The man also is charged with burglarizing a Frontenac home, where police said he cut himself on a broken window, allowing them to match his DNA.

Despite Push to Compare Prices, Manchester Police Renew Dispatch Contract With Ballwin

The Manchester police chief said there is no need to shop around for better contracts because the price is fair and the two departments have an extensive history together.

TRAFFIC ALERT: Manchester Road Water Main Break Not to Impact Monday Evening Traffic

The water main break on Manchester Road near Mason Road is now repaired and should not impact Monday evening's rush hour traffic.

Spend a 'Night Out' with Neighbors for Safety

Tuesday is the 29th National Night Out, an observance designed to unite people against local crime. Which cities or neighborhoods are participating?

Pitbull, Allergy Med Prescription Changes Could Come to Manchester

A vote could come Monday night to remove "pitbulls" from Manchester's vicious dog ordinance and to require a prescription on pseudoephedrine products.

Celebrate Safety With Neighbors During St. Louis Night Out

West Country police are encouraging residents to get out and meet their neighbors on Tuesday, Oct. 2.

Four Parkway Students Named National Achievement Semifinalists

The students are from Parkway North and Parkway Central high schools.

Volunteer for JDRF's Annual Walk for the Cure 2012 in Forest Park

The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation is expecting 25,000 participants for this year's event, and they'll need a few (hundred) helping hands. Reach out if you're available the weekend of Oct. 5!

Town and County Home On Sprawling Estate

Check out this $3.3 million listing at 23 Country Life Acres.

Rams and Cardinals Fans Shouldn't be Slowed by MoDOT Weekend Work

The Missouri Department of Transportation reports on St. Louis work zones through October 3.

Cars Targeted in Manchester Theft, Property Damage

Police report a number of cars recently damaged in Manchester due to vandalism, plus items worth more than $2,500 stolen from one car.

Door-to-Door Solicitors Arrested in Manchester

Solicitors trying to sell new roofs to homeowners get arrested, plus if you're missing a bike Manchester police might have it. Check out this latest edition of Manchester police blotter.

Firefighters Offer Fun and Learning For Kids, Parents Saturday

The new West County fire training facility is open to the public Saturday. Kids and parents can participate in firefighter and paramedic training activities. Check it out!

Mugs in the News: The Faces that Made This Week's Crime Headlines

The following mug shots were taken from various Patch crime reports between Sept. 22-28.

Akin Calls McCaskill 'Unladylike' After Debate

Rep. Todd Akin called his opponent's debate behavior 'unladylike' in an interview with the Kansas City Star.

National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day is Saturday

St. Louis County Police Department officers will join Drug Enforcement Administration officials in collecting and destroying potentially dangerous, expired, unused and unwanted prescription drugs this Saturday.

Advertising Job Open with Patch in St. Louis

If you’re a community-oriented, energetic and success-driven team-player, we’re looking for you.

Where to Get Free Coffee for National Coffee Day 2012

Celebrate with free coffee, but not at Starbucks or McDonalds in Town and Country and Manchester. However, St. Louis area 7-Eleven stores are offering free coffee Friday.

Car Break-Ins Land Purse, Electronics in the Hands of Thieves

Police said thieves made off with a purse, a computer and more during recent thefts in Manchester.