Justin Tatum: Hired at CBC, What a Stunner!

Soldan coach returns home to take over the reins of the CBC Cadets basketball program.

Bread Co. Location in Winchester Now Offers 'Pay What You Can' Turkey Chili

The "meal of shared responsibility" can support needy patrons or those with the means can pay more to help others.

Thieves Target Cars in Town and Country Crossing Parking Lot

Town and Country police are alerting residents to recent thefts from cars, including car break-ins at the Town and Country Crossing shopping center.

Who's Donating to the Dalton, Hughes Mayoral Campaigns?

Mayor Jon Dalton has far outraised challenger Barbara Ann Hughes in the Town and Country mayoral race.

Update: CBC Hires Justin Tatum As Head Basketball Coach

Speculation will now turn to the future of Tatum's son Jayson, a rising Sophomore at Metro Catholic Conference rival Chaminade.

Easter Travel Alert: Highway 40 Closed This Weekend

The Missouri Department of Transportation warns drivers Highway 40 is closed this weekend, between Hampton Avenue and Forest Park Parkway.

ID Theft Cases Tied To Schnucks: Should You Be Concerned?

The Secret Service is not yet officially involved in an investigation, but has advice for worried St. Louis County consumers.

Town and Country Embarking on 'Historic' Infrastructure Overhaul Program

The city is considering spending approximately $16 million on projects, including road improvements, and the work will likely begin in coming months.

Town and Country Woman Opens New Home for Artists

Webster House Galleries on Big Bend Boulevard is prepping for its first opening reception and exhibit early in April.

Area Home Values Drop in Town and Country, Manchester

St. Louis County Assessor Jake Zimmerman released preliminary real property values for most properties in St. Louis County last week.

Snow Delays Manchester Trash Collection Service

The City of Manchester is alerting residents that the snow has impacted trash pick-up, but advises residents it's being collected about one day late and they should set their trash out.

MoDOT Celebrates 100 Year Anniversary This Month

MoDOT celebrated one century of operation in March. How much do you know about the transportation department?

Visitation Academy Coach, Parkway West School Colors Named as Favorites in St. Louis School Poll

Visitation Academy and Parkway West High School were named as having some of St. Louis' favorites in a recent St. Louis Magazine poll.

No Leash Needed at This Dog Facility

Two Manchester residents open a West St. Louis County business offering doggie day care, boarding, training and more.

Did You Notice The Public Notice For This Land Along Mason Road?

The 41 acre parcel of land is being broken into two parcels for construction of a home.

April Election 2013: What Your Aldermen Candidates Want to Change in Your City

PART 4: There are seven open aldermen seats in Town and Country and Manchester, with eight candidates running in the April 2 election. Only one race is contested. Prepare yourself by reading their responses to recent 'Patch' questions.

April Election 2013: What Your Candidates For Aldermen Say is City's Greatest Challenge

PART 3: There are seven open aldermen seats in Town and Country and Manchester, with eight candidates running in the April 2 election. Only one race is contested. Prepare yourself by reading their responses to recent 'Patch' questions.

April Election 2013: Candidates For Aldermen Discuss Their City's 'Primary Issue'

PART 2: Q: What do you see as the primary issue the board of alderman must address for the good of the city in the next year? Prepare yourself by reading their responses to recent 'Patch' questions.

April Election 2013: Meet Your Candidates For Aldermen And Their Qualifications

PART 1: There are seven open aldermen seats in Town and Country and Manchester, with eight candidates running in the April 2 election. Only one race is contested. Prepare yourself by reading their responses to recent 'Patch' questions.

April Election 2013: Meet Your Mayoral Candidates

Two candidates are running for the seat of Town in Country mayor in the April 2 election. Prepare yourself by reading their responses to recent Patch questions.

Police Investigating ID, Business Theft

Manchester police are investigating after a resident found fraudulent charges on his credit card and a business owner found an unauthorized check written from his account.

Parkway Names New Principal for Carman Trails Elementary

Gina Piccinni will replace Principal Beth Wendling, who is retiring after 28 years with the district.

Aldermen Could Spend $1.5 Million on Pavement, $12K on Security Tuesday

Town and Country aldermen could vote to spend approximately $1.5 million for pavement projects throughout the city, plus $12K for city security Tuesday night. View the full agenda here.

Who's Hiring: 5 Job Openings In and Around Town and Country, Manchester

Patch rounds up local job listings to help you on your search.

Scam Costs Manchester Cashier $150

Manchester police are investigating a scam at a local business that left one cashier $150 short. Authorities found the same person pulled off a similar scam in Chesterfield.

Wedding Season Isn't The Only Reason to Visit Byron Cade

Byron Cade Inc. recently moved to Mason Woods Village in Town in Country. It may specialize in wedding gifts, but offers great gift ideas for any occasion.

Kitchen And Bath Design Seminar

Family Owned Business Offers Extensive Showroom, Remodel Deals

Modern Kitchens and Baths, Inc. has been in the same location along Manchester Road for nearly 25 years.

Have You Tried Manchester's Hibachi Grill?

Hibachi Grill's owner said the restaurant is somewhat hard to spot, but once customers find it, they can't believe the selection of food for the price.

Bella Bridesmaid Offers Top Designers, Personalized Service

It's that time of year when bridal shops are busy with brides-to-be, but one shop in Town and Country specializes in finding just the right fit for the bridesmaids.

Parkway Candidates Explain What They Would Do If Elected

Prepare yourself for the April 2 election by reading Patch's rundowns on each of the candidates, including their answers to your questions.

Head of MoDOT Resigns Suddenly

The Missouri Department of Transportation announced MoDOT Director Kevin Keith's resignation today. Effective immediately, Chief Engineer Dave Nichols will serve as interim director.

Gunter Pleads Not Guilty in Murder Case; Had $213K Civil Judgment Against Him

Thursday, W. Lynn Gunter pleaded not guilty to charges of murder in the death of his wife in their Town and Country home. Meanwhile, Patch found his former employer sued him for breach of a contract and was awarded a settlement in February.

Watch For Crews Reparing Potholes Around St. Louis

The Missouri Department of Transportation is asking drivers to pay attention and watch for road crews as it reports the St. Louis work zones for March 21-27.

Town and Country Native is New Owner of O'Leary's Restaurant

Kyle Hamacher says he is good in the kitchen, good behind the bar and loves talking with people. He plans to bring a youthful outlook to the well-known restaurant.

St. Louis County DWI Crackdown Results

Here are the results from the Missouri State Highway Patrol's recent DWI saturation in St. Louis County. It focused on finding drunk drivers.

Update: Authorities Say Town and Country Man Killed Wife With 'Instrument'

William Lynn Gunter is charged with first-degree murder in the death of his wife Suzanne.

First Day of Spring: When Will Farmers Markets Near Town and Country and Manchester Open?

We have a handy list of all farmers markets in the area, along with schedules and information about the ones closest to your community.

New Red Cross Tornado App to Warn of Impending Threat

The app includes a siren when a warning has been issued in the area and an "all clear" when the danger has passed.

Town and Country Resident Questions Campaign Practices

Town and Country resident Dorothy Cooke is concerned about the current mayor's campaigning for the upcoming April 2 election. She wrote the following Letter to the Editor voicing her concerns.