May 30, 2008 | North County Journal
Lincoln County: Parents of man shot by deputy settle lawsuit
The parents of Tyler Teasley, one of two men shot to death in 2005 by a Lincoln County sheriff's deputy, have settled a civil lawsuit for $1.125 million.
Man convicted in murder-for-hire scheme
A man from Silex, Mo., was convicted Monday of trying to arrange for the murder of a St. via St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Man Convicted in Plot to Kill Rival Bail Bondsman
A Silex, Missouri man was convicted on charges stemming from a 2005 murder-for-hire plot to kill a St. via KSDK-TV Saint Louis
Son to Mark and Michelle Burris of Little Elm, Texas, Plano Presbyterian Hospital, 2:33 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. via Southeast Missourian
Community Supported Agriculture Catches on in St. Louis Area
“There are alot of us (small farmers) out here trying to make a living”
By Jennifer Blome Community Supported Agriculture is a way of farming that has been around for 30 years and it is catching on in St. via KSDK NewsChannel 5
Vehicle goes wrong way in crash
Three people were injured in a head-on collision that occurred after one motorist traveled north on the southbound lane of Providence Road near Route AC. via Columbia Daily Tribune
Kirkwood approves tax increase for library
Voters on Tuesday approved a tax increase for the Kirkwood library. Voters authorized a tax increase of 12 cents for each $100 assessed valuation. via STLtoday
Four municipalities have proposals on Nov. 6 ballot
In addition to the Kirkwood library issue, six other jurisdictions will hold special elections on Nov. via STLtoday
Five Silex High School seniors sponsored for Federated Garden Clubs of Missouri Incorporated's Essay Contest The Troy Garden Club sponsored five Silex High School seniors for this year's Federated Garden Clubs ... via Hannibal Courier-Post