Cole Bailey
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- Aug 12, 2026
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Leader Publications hosts blood drive with ImpactLife (opens the original)
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Leader Publications hosted a blood drive July 31 with ImpactLife. The drive came at a time when blood resources are strained nationwide and just days after the American Red Cross declared its second-ever national blood crisis. Lorell Jones, the supervisor of the drive, said blood supplies often run lower during the summer. âOur blood supply is short because over holiday weekends a lot of people have accidents and there are just a lot of people in the hospital in general,â Jones said. The pot
Midwest BankCentre representatives walk streets, ‘giving joy’ (opens the original)
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Community members in De Soto were taken by surprise on July 30 as representatives from Midwest BankCentre took to the streets, handing out cash. It was all part of the bankâs bi-annual Give Joy event, something they have done for years, but this is the first time itâs taken place in De Soto. âWe got to go out to the community and just hand out little cards and some cash, hoping to make peopleâs days look just a little better,â said Jacie Coleman, manager of the De Soto branch. âTheyâ
Stephens wins state House District 110 primary (opens the original)
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Republican Niles Stephens is set to take on Democrat Claire Heinrich in the Nov. 3 general election to represent state House District 110, which serves parts of southwestern St. Louis County, covering portions of Wildwood and Eureka. According to the Secretary of Stateâs office, Stephens took home the win with 3,132 votes (59 percent of the vote) to fellow Republican Gary Wiegertâs 2,176 votes (40 percent). Heinrich, who ran unopposed, received 3,816 votes. Niles Stephens, 47, of Wildwood is
'Speeding for a Reason’ raises funds for local charity at local racetrack (opens the original)
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I-55 Federated Auto Parts Raceway in Pevely resembled a movie scene July 19 with officers from Pevely Police Department racing to catch speeding drivers. Lights and sirens cut through the smoke as drivers took turns trying to outrun the police in simulated high-speed pursuits, each ending with an arrest and a mugshot. The chases were part of an event called Speeding for a Reason, which was a collaboration between Drift STL and Pevely Police to benefit Jefferson County Shop with a Cop, a yearly c
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