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Armor expanding, plans to increase size of Arnold facility (opens the original)
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A local sewer, street and waste management equipment company recently purchased a Minnesota business, and it plans to expand its headquarters in Arnold. Tripp Manheimer, president of Armor Equipment, said the business is finalizing plans to grow its facility at 1368 Lonedell Road after recently announcing the purchase of the Dakota Truck Co. in Lakeville, Minn. âWe have been in a pretty good growth mode,â Manheimer said. Manheimer said Armor, which is part of the environmental products group
Rock Fire may bring more Baby Boxes to county (opens the original)
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The Rock Community Fire Protection District is evaluating the potential to bring up to two more Safe Haven Baby Boxes into Jefferson County, Chief Kevin Wingbermuehle said. The Safe Haven Baby Box organization, founded by Monica Kelsey, is based in Woodburn, Ind., and facilitates legal child surrenders at local agencies and operates a national crisis hotline. Under Missouri law, parents may surrender their infants up to 45 days old at any hospital, fire station, ambulance house or police station
About 15,000 brave high temperatures for Arnold Days (opens the original)
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The crowds at Arnold Days dipped this year as temperatures rose. Ajsa Roach, Arnold Parks and Recreation Department deputy director, said about 15,000 people attended this yearâs three-day festival, which was held Sept. 18-20 at Arnold City Park. Last year, about 26,000 people attended over the three days. âWe recall this being our hottest one in the last 20 years,â she said. Roach said personnel from the Rock Township Ambulance District and Rock Community Fire Protection District treated
‘Chimp Crazy’ star pleads for reduced sentence (opens the original)
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A lawyer for a former Festus-area chimpanzee caretaker who gained fame from the HBO documentary âChimp Crazyâ argued to a three-judge panel that his clientâs 46-month prison sentence is too long. On Sept. 22, Ian Murphy told the judges in the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that Tonia Haddixâs sentence is 16 months longer than typical perjury and obstruction of justice cases. Federal Judge Stephen Clark on Aug. 7 sentenced Haddix after she pleaded guilty to two counts of perjury and on
Sheriff’s Office has investigated eight homicides since July (opens the original)
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Sheriff Dave Marshak said he cannot remember a time when there were as many overlapping homicide investigations in Jefferson County. The Jefferson County Sheriffâs Office has investigated eight homicides in the last two months; a ninth homicide was investigated earlier in the year. There were a total of five homicides reported in Jefferson County last year, down from 11 homicides in 2024. âBased on the information I have reviewed, this is the most homicides the Sheriffâs Office has investi
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