Following the example of Jesus washing his disciples’ feet as an act of service and love, one Twin City church is on a mission to wash the clothes of the unhoused.
Leader Publications’ Twin City Area 2026 Community Profile magazine is out now. The free, 60-page area guide offers a comprehensive overview of Crystal City and Festus history, business, community, education and health.
The annual March for Hunger event yielded more than 10,000 food items this year, Seckman High School junior Rainey Slavens said.
Festus officials announced today, April 2, that the City Council will hold special meetings on Monday, April 6, and Wednesday, April 8, at City Hall. The council is scheduled to meet at 6 p.m. both days.
Travis Armand James, 41, of Crystal City allegedly led the Missouri State Highway Patrol on a high-speed chase through Jefferson County on I-55. He was arrested on March 26, according to court and jail records.
Thursday, April 2
Seckman High School students will perform a nontraditional musical in an untraditional location this year.
County Council members Lori Arons and Bob Tullock are teaming up to organize a trivia night to raise money for cancer research, following Arons’ recent announcement she has stage 1 breast cancer.
Before a hostile crowd, the Festus City Council approved a data center development agreement with CRG Acquisition during a special meeting Monday night at the Festus High School gym.
A man who was working as a manager at the Club Car Wash, 638 N. Creek Drive, in Festus, has been accused of possession of child pornography. He allegedly uploaded the images to the corporate website from his cell phone, court records show.
The Jefferson County Planning and Zoning Commission has recommended denial of a 10-home subdivision in Barnhart, citing stormwater and flooding concerns.
Money-savvy shoppers looking to score a good deal should mark their calendars for a large yard sale coming to Crystal City next month.
Dunklin Fire battled a blaze in Pevely that started on a lawn and spread to nearby storage units on Monday afternoon, March 30.
A man and his two dogs managed to escape their burning home on Lost Road in High Ridge unharmed on March 24.
A Eureka man who was shot by a police officer following a standoff at a home in Shrewsbury has been charged with six felonies. The man was shot when he allegedly lunged at a man he was keeping in the home with a gun and knife, according to co…
Arnold Police Officers Association president Kevin Wilson continues to be amazed by the support the group receives for its annual trivia night.
Powerlifting can build so much more than muscle, the educator behind the Crystal City School District’s powerlifting club says.
With the Festus City Council poised to vote on a data center development agreement at a meeting this evening, opponents of the project vowed Sunday to continue fighting against it even if the motion passes.
Senior Cullen Klepzig is the first St. Pius X High School student to gain acceptance into a program intended to help produce doctors that those involved hope will end up practicing locally.
There is a new place in Jefferson County for disc golf players and people interested in learning the game.
Eureka Police are investigating the theft of two rings from a room at St. Andrew’s at Francis Place. The rings were stolen when a woman was visiting a friend at the facility, police reported.
Herculaneum residents are all a flurry after hearing a McDonald’s will soon be in their town.
The annual Twin City Area Ministerial Alliance Good Friday Cross Processional, a collaboration of numerous congregations, will take place the afternoon of April 3.
