By Ralph Echtinaw St. Louis classrooms will soon be a little safer in the unlikely event of an active shooter or other nefarious character invading school buildings thanks to student Caleb Noack. […]
By Ralph Echtinaw City administrators are looking for ways to better communicate with residents during power outages like the one that began at 6 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 1, and affected 14 commercial/industrial […]
By Ralph Echtinaw Pontoon boats have been the fastest growing segment of the boating industry over the last 10 years, and Apex Marine, located in the St. Louis industrial park, is reaping […]
By Ralph Echtinaw St. Louis Schools Superintendent Jennifer McKittrick made time during Monday’s board meeting to praise bus driver Justin Shattuck for potentially saving a student from being hit by a car […]
By Ralph Echtinaw St. Louis Mayor James Kelly lamented the low voter turnout (9.68 percent) in St. Louis city council elections Tuesday and encouraged students at the meeting to value and exercise […]
By Ralph Echtinaw The end is in sight for the city’s creation of water wells in Arcada Township to replace wells in the city limits that were closed when St. Louis and […]
By Ralph Echtinaw Gratiot County Central Dispatch Authority finds itself in urgent need of a new host for two public safety communication antennas and hopes St. Louis will come to the rescue. […]
