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Many people who live in Lake St. Louis today may not realize that RECA, the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act, could still apply to them based on where they lived years ago. If you grew up in North St. Louis, spent time near Coldwater Creek, or lived, worked, or went to school in impacted parts of St. Louis City, St. Louis County, or St. Charles County during the 1970s, 1980s, or 1990s, this may be worth a closer look. If you lived, worked, or attended school for at lea

The library’s 250 Books Celebration is a great reason to stop in, get a library card, and make the most of what our libraries offer. I loved going to the library as a kid. With a library card, it felt like the doors to a million worlds opened up and fed my imagination. As I got older, more and more of my reading focused on school requirements, professional topics, and building my leadership skills. Then, a few years ago, a friend gave me a book for Christmas. It was one of h

The Lake St. Louis Police Department is hosting a community blood drive, and neighbors are invited to take part. Blood Drive 📅 Tuesday, April 14 🕐 1:00 – 6:00 PM 📍 Lake St. Louis City Hall – Council Chambers 200 Civic Center Drive Blood donations help support patients facing surgeries, medical treatments, and emergencies. One donation can make a real difference for someone in need. If you’re able, please consider signing up to donate. Appointments can be scheduled through

Did you know you can dial 211 to connect with local help and resources? Dialing 211 in Missouri is like connecting directly to a free 24/7 resource hub providing you with information and support for a variety of needs.