Barnhart News

Although sewer projects have not yet been completed in Areas 2 and 3 of West Manheim Township, officials are making plans to extend the project to Areas 4, 5, and 6. At a meeting last week, the supervisors approved entering into a contract with C.S. Davidson engineering firm to begin mapping the project, scheduled for completion in April 2013.

Our amazingly wet October continues with heavy rain Friday morning. Showers and thundershowers should continue through the morning.

It turns out an accused drug store robber has been using a toy gun to steal painkillers at St.

A 45-year-old Barnhart man and a woman in her early 40s were arrested Wednesday morning outside a Des Peres pharmacy after a pharmacist allegedly recognized them from a robbery in which prescription drugs were taken from there Aug.

Where is this tattoo / piercing? On my back How long have you had it? 2 Weeks How many tats do you have? this is my first How many piercings do you have? none What's the story behind this tattoo / piercing? I love Avenged Sevenfold and Im there biggest fan so I got in for them.

A major traffic bottleneck along Interstate 55 in east-central Jefferson County should be greatly relieved under plans being unveiled at a public meeting today.

Barnhart, Mo.-- A collapse in milk prices has wiped away the profits of dairy farmers, driving many out of business while forcing others to slaughter their herds or dump milk on the ground in protest.

A man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison after pleading guilty of second-degree murder in what authorities said was a drug-related killing two years ago in the Barnhart area of Jefferson County.

A collapse in milk prices has wiped away the profits of dairy farmers, driving many out of business while forcing others to slaughter their herds or dump milk on the ground in protest.

Todd Waller of Perryville, Mo., and Elizabeth Kuehn of Barnhart, Mo., announce the engagement of their daughter, Tiffany Elizabeth Waller, to Jason Eugene Poole.

BARNHART, Mo. -- A collapse in milk prices has wiped away the profits of dairy farmers, driving many out of business while forcing others to slaughter their herds or dump milk on the ground in protest.

BARNHART, Mo. - May 25, 2009 - -- A collapse in milk prices has wiped away the profits of dairy farmers, driving many out of business while forcing others to slaughter their herds or dump milk on the ground in protest.

A collapse in milk prices has wiped away the profits of dairy farmers, driving many out of business while forcing others to slaughter their herds or dump milk on the ground in protest.

An argument over a can of green beans turned violent Tuesday near a rock quarry along Sulphur Springs in Barnhart.