Rock Hill News

Members of the Star of the West Society play croquet on the lawn in front of the historic Fairfax House at McKnight and Manchester.

It's been a rough couple of weeks for St. Louis restaurants. As I reported in last week's column, the pan-Latin restaurant KoKo closed.

Local youngsters Mitchell Kronsbein and Michael Schrock will race in the national soap box derby with help from long-time enthusiast Charlie Dayton of Rock Hill by Linda Briggs-Harty Racers compete during the ...

An agreement approved by the Board of Aldermen last week marked the end of Novus Development Co.'s involvement in two controversial redevelopment projects.

The train tracks where Joseph Alexander lost his right leg and almost lost his life are within earshot of the basement bedroom where he is trying to heal.

Jameka Merriweather The Market at McKnight, at the southwest corner of Manchester and McKnight roads, brings new meaning to the phrase "don't judge a book by its cover." Some empty storefronts and vacant ...

"It was the cornerstone of the city," Mayor Julie Morgan said. "That corner was the beginning of Rock Hill." Now located on the corner of Manchester and McKnight roads, the James Collier Marshall Home has ...

For local house builders looking for an end to the housing market slump, April didn't offer much hope.

Will the dust block out a summer night starry? No quarry complaints I WAS raised down the road from the old Rock Hill Quarry in St.

A statewide historic preservation group on Tuesday named three St. Louis-area sites - the modernist former DeVille Motor Hotel in the Central West End, the Mullanphy Emigrant Home in the Old North St.

A St. Louis area House member is forgoing re-election. Republican Scott Muschany withdrew from the race Tuesday, saying he wants to spend more time with his wife and two kids.

“When we put this tax forward to the residents, this is not a threat that if we don't get this, we're going to have to cut services”

"Thirty-five cents is $1,130,528 . I frankly don't think even with that increase we're going to be able to cover what we need to cover . via Oakville Call

The 57th annual National Day of Prayer takes place on Thursday, May 1. Millions of Americans participate in this annual event at numerous locations across the nation. via Webster-Kirkwood Times

“So we put this signal in at Elizabeth to give people another option to turn left into that business area”

Discarded junk - flattened pizza boxes, cigarette butts, broken plastic spoons and old milk jugs - can be found along just about every street, sidewalk and gutter around St. via STLtoday

Daughter to Michael Eric and Christina Marrie Joyce of Scott City, Southeast Missouri Hospital, 2:56 p.m. Monday, Feb. via Southeast Missourian

A Pan-African Celebration of Culture and Spirituality was held Saturday, Jan. 19, at the United African Presbyterian Church, 9407 Rock Hill Road in Rock Hill. via Webster-Kirkwood Times

“It is vitally important that we not reflect too long on the life of King, but that we commit to carrying out the dream of King”

Some of the 150 or so people gathered in the dusk at Webster Groves City Hall make this trek every year. via Webster-Kirkwood Times

“Currently, we aren't slotting anything for Rock Hill, but that could change in the future as we look at hundreds of potential sites every year”

St. Louis County - Olivette and Rock Hill, two municipalities hoping to get Target stores to help their lagging city finances, are finding out that the projects are anything but on-target. A Target store will ... via St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Area residents may dispose of their Christmas trees in the following manner: Des Peres Trees will be collected curbside during the first two weeks of January with collection based on location in the community. via Webster-Kirkwood Times

“We would like to buy additional property and expand”

St. Louis Business Journal - by Rick Desloge A new Target store is expected to start construction by October 2008 near Manchester and McKnight roads where it will be the anchor for an estimated $68.6 million ... via St. Louis Business Journal