The world’s largest collection of Pulitzer Prize winning photography opened at the Missouri History Museum on Saturday, Aug. 3.

In December of 1959 when Ken Lammert of Affton purchased his brand new Edsel Corsair, he had no notion that it would bring him a measure of local renown. The fact is, that $2,245 investment initially gained him some smirks.

It was an uphill climb to get Wildwood city officials to approve the new recreational zip lines for Hidden Valley, but now the $2.5 million ZipTour project is complete. Outdoor adventurers will be riding high this summer at a site best known for winter ski fun.

If you’re ready to take the leap, sign up to become a St. Louis FrogWatcher. Michael Dawson brought that message to Whitecliff Park in Crestwood this week, where he showed up to scout out some likely frog habitats south of Watson Road.

Authorities are searching for the suspect or suspects responsible for causing an early morning blaze last Friday at Kutis Funeral Home in South County.

Thanks to a generous donation of new tracking equipment to the Crestwood Fire Department, the city’s firefighters will be the first in St. Louis to offer tracing assistance for at-risk missing persons with dementia, Alzheimer’s disease or Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Hikers, bikers and runners have a lot to look forward to in 2019 as work continues on projects to link area trails. Those links will enhance what has now become a nationally-recognized network of greenways.

The year 2018 was tough on drivers, disappointing to golfers, and painful for the rest of us who had to endure many months-worth of big-money politicking.

Where there's custard being served for Fenton community events or fundraisers, there's likely to be Ken Dickinson.

Crestwood Fire Chief David Oliveri walked through Crestwood City Hall doors as a certified paramedic/firefighter when he was 21 years old. He grew into a leader over the past three decades, all within the Crestwood Fire Department.

A larger than anticipated number of South St. Louis County residents showed up at Affton White-Rodgers Community Center Oct. 10 to learn if their properties might be disrupted by a $30 million project to upgrade an electric transmission line in their neighborhood.

Sunset Hills Golf Course and Banquet Center, opened in 1989 at 13360 W. Watson Road, will soon be a city-owned tract. The future of the 18-hole golf course is unknown at this time.

A Fenton-headquartered company, St. Louis Pneumatic, represented Missouri in the 2018 Made In America prestigious program that annually recognizes one manufacturing business from each state.