The Kirkwood Landmarks Commission campaign to prevent a nearly 200-year-old log cabin from winding up in a landfill is paying off.

The severe storms that dumped several inches of rain on the region last Friday wreaked havoc in Webster Groves and Kirkwood, submerging entire streets, stalling cars and spilling into basements.

A new STL for Safe Technology group is celebrating what they view as a court victory in August. The group also will have its first informational meeting at the Webster Groves Public Library, 301 E. Lockwood Ave., on Monday, Sept. 9, beginning at 6:30 p.m.

Tucked away beneath Marsha Schuman’s pool table is a piece of art St. Louisans most certainly would like to see.

While marking a 100th birthday is becoming more common, making it to 107 is a big deal, even more so when one is just five weeks from turning 108.

Filmmaking has taken Dax Phelan all around the world, but his next project brings him back to his hometown.

Mark Schupp wants to show off all Missouri has to offer when it comes to golf. To that end, he has created a website – that’s not for hackers – called www.MoGolfTour.com where he has reviewed more than 350 courses in the state.

“Talk saves lives.”

Claire Heser, a kindergarten student at Avery Elementary in the Webster Groves School District, is greeted Tuesday morning, the first day of school, by Avery Super Principal Kevin Starks. When actors who were to portray superheroes backed out at the last minute, staff at Avery stepped in and…

Developing a digital app that generates metrics for fast-food drive-thru times. Establishing a shop that makes sports equipment more accessible for youngsters. Creating a new line of clothing.

Kirkwood resident Ron Evens likes neckties. So much so that he has over 500 ties in the collection that he started in the early 1970s.