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Monte Nido Clementine St. Louis — an eating disorder treatment center located in Oakville on Christopher Drive — is no longer seeking to expand its operations following a unanimous vote from the St. Louis County Planning Commission to drop the pending matter from its agenda.

Affton High School freshman Aiden Hernandez took his baseball skills on the road this summer, all the way to the Dominican Republic.

Selected out of over 140 submissions, Annabelle Olagbegi’s poem “Pulsating” was chosen as the grades 6-8 winner in the Missouri Botanical Garden and Gateway Writing Project’s “Write Outside Your Door” writing contest.

Local schools, clubs and community members walked in the Affton-Lemay Community Parade on Sept. 19, saying hello and tossing candy to the gathered families.

Jazz music holds a special place in Mara Queen’s heart. This summer, she took the next step in her journey as a jazz musician.

Sally Haas is no stranger to the stage — she spent most of her life as a comedian, but now, she’s on a stage of a different kind.

To celebrate the seasonal closing of the city’s aquatic center, Crestwood hosted its annual Doggie Dive event on Sept. 10, in which a portion of the proceeds went to the Crestwood Animal Shelter.

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Local second grade teacher Christy Kelsch was recently named a Regional Teacher of the Year — one of 35 educators from across Missouri to receive the title.

Miss Sheri’s Cafeteria — a neighborhood staple in South St. Louis County for 54 years — has closed its doors.