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St. Louis, United States · St. LouisBayless High School senior Selma Jugovic recently broke school history, becoming the first Bayless student to be accepted in and perform with the Missouri All-State Choir. “It’s a big honor,” Jugovic said. “I feel very satisfied with myself. This was one of my senior goals, to accomplish this.” It is no easy task to make it to the Missouri All-State Choir. The process begins by auditioning for All-Suburban Honor Choir with an Italian song and s…See the Story
Bayless senior selected to perform in All-State Choir, first in school history
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St. Louis, United States · St. LouisCertain officers from the Sunset Hills Police Department may be designated as Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) task force officers, following a passed resolution at the Board of Aldermen’s Feb. 11...See the Story
Are you in favor of the Sunset Hills Police Department partnering with Homeland Security?
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St. Louis, United States · St. LouisOver 100 people traveled to the Missouri Capitol on Feb. 3 to testify against bills that would place additional restrictions on transgender children. Some brought posters to show their opposition to the legislation. Others made more subtle gestures, like crocheting in the colors of the transgender flag. Democratic lawmakers placed blue and pink cups reminiscent of the transgender flag on their desks bearing the message “Be strong, be you!” The …See the Story
Missouri Republicans push to make laws restricting transgender minors permanent
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St. Louis, United States · St. LouisThe celebration of cultural diversity has long been important to Safiya Hasan, so when it was time for the Lindbergh senior to choose a topic for her Girl Scout Gold Award, she knew right away that it was imperative to incorporate it somehow. “I noticed from a young age that there wasn’t a lot of cultural understanding in the Lindbergh District,” Hasan said. “Part of that is just because it’s not as much of a racially and culturally diverse are…See the Story
Lindbergh High School holds first-ever International Week
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St. Louis, United States · St. LouisCharacterPlus®, the longest-running character education initiative in the country, recently announced its 2025 Missouri Schools of Character. Of the 16 schools from the area recognized this year, three are in South County: Bayless Junior High School, Long Elementary School (Lindbergh Schools) and Oakville High School. “We believe in providing a welcoming learning environment for all students,”Oakville High School’s principal Brian Brennan state…See the Story
South County schools recognized as 2025 Missouri School of Character honorees
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A "Night to Shine" attendee jumps and dances to the music. South County Baptist Church, 12995 Tesson Ferry Road, held its annual “Night to Shine” event on Feb. 7. “Night to Shine” is a prom night experience for individuals of all abilities over the age of 14. Attendees spent the night dancing, socializing, eating and taking photos. On the dance floor, there was even a disco ball and…See the Story
South County residents ‘Shine’
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St. Louis, United States · St. LouisThe Crestwood Board of Aldermen heard updates on the Proposition A Nature Playscape project at its Jan. 28 meeting. As the playscape is nature-centred, the plan is to incorporate natural elements such as logs and wood into the play equipment. Derek Don, a landscape architect with DG2 Design – the architecture firm working with Crestwood on the project – started the presentation by emphasizing that though natural components will be used, they wi…See the Story
Crestwood Board of Aldermen hears updates on Prop A Nature Playscape project
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St. Louis, United States · St. LouisMichelle Howard, the orchestra teacher at Truman Middle School and Long Elementary School, was recently named 2025’s Outstanding Secondary Educator by the Missouri American String Teachers Association. Only one educator from the state is named the Outstanding Secondary Educator each year. To be eligible, educators must be a member of MoASTA and have at least five years of teaching experience in Missouri with at least a portion of each day regula…See the Story
Lindbergh Schools orchestra teacher named Outstanding Secondary Educator
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