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BackStoppers BBQ raises thousands for first responders (opens the original)
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The 11th annual BackStoppers BBQ held Sept. 19 at the Big River VFW in Cedar Hill raised thousands in support of first responders. The exact amount of funds raised at the event was not available by the Leaderâs deadline for print publication. The barbecue raised more than $150,000 last year for BackStoppers, a Brentwood-based nonprofit that supports families of first responders who are severely injured or die in the line of duty. In addition to the barbecue provided by Chuck Gerding and his Sc
12th annual Big River Run called a success (opens the original)
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The 12th annual Big River Run, held at the Northwest Sports Complex in House Springs, was âawesomeâ this year, according to Jefferson County recreation manager Ryan Quirk. The event included 5K and 10-mile races, with a Eureka man potentially setting a new record in the 10-mile run. Dylan Belles, 33, placed first in the run with a time of 53 minutes, 7 seconds. His average pace was 5 minutes and 19 seconds. âThatâs just crazy,â Quirk said. âItâs like a 5-minute pace, for 10 miles.
Pacific businesses may have been exposed to measles, officials say (opens the original)
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The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services reported Monday that eight St. Louis area businesses, including four in Pacific, may have been recently exposed to measles. The department said someone with measles visited numerous locations between Sept. 12 and Sept. 14. Lisa Cox, communications director for the Department of Health and Senior Services, said the exposures are all tied to a single case of measles and are unrelated to a case reported by St. Louis County last week. Measles is
House Springs Lions car, bike, truck show draws crowd (opens the original)
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The House Springs Lions Car, Bike & Truck Show was âphenomenalâ this year, according to Lions Club chairman Gary Bougeno. The show, held Sunday, Sept. 13 at the House Springs Knights of Columbus Hall, featured 95 vehicles, from classic convertibles to retro pickup trucks, motorcycles and more. Bougeno estimated a few hundred people came to the event to show off their rides and admire the other vehicles on display. The Lions hold the car show annually to raise money to help local families wit
County gives initial OK for 200-home Imperial subdivision (opens the original)
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The Jefferson County Council on Monday approved a 200-home subdivision development in Imperial on its first reading, but only after adding new stipulations the developer must follow. The council voted 6-1 to approve the petition brought forth by JSS Land Development LLC of St. Louis to rezone the 92-acre property at 3890 Lions Den Road for the development called Lionstone. Councilman Charles Groeteke (District 4, Barnhart) voted against the petition in the preliminary vote. The council will vote
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