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STE. GENEVIEVE—Drug takeback events allow people to safely and anonymously dispose of prescription drugs, such as opioids. With the opioid crisis impacting multiple aspects of many Americans’ lives, it takes a comprehensive approach to address this epidemic.  To encourage individuals to remove unwanted or expired drugs from their household, pharmacies, law enforcement agencies, and community […]

STE. GENEVIEVE – Two members of the Ste. Genevieve High School Family, Career and Consumer Leaders of America (FCCLA) have qualified for the national competition held in San Diego, California during the summer. Seniors Drew Newman and Maria Kemper researched mental health self-care and then created a video about their topic for the Digital Stories

STE. GENEVIEVE – At Bloomsdale Elementary School, students in Ashley Gettinger’s kindergarten class recently learned about the weather and the four seasons. The students worked hard to draw and color their five-day weather forecast, as well as write their own weather report. As an extension to their writing, they used Habit No. 6 from the

STE. GENEVIEVE – Ste. Genevieve County students were honored recently for their outstanding artwork in contests sponsored by the VFW Post 2210 Auxiliary. Three students from Ste. Genevieve High School participated in the Young American Creative Patriotic Art Awards! First place went to senior Maggie Myracle, second place went to sophomore Hannah Woodruff, and third

STE. GENEVIEVE — The Ste. Genevieve Police and Park Departments are reporting the vandalism of the restrooms and other facilities at Valle Spring Park.   Someone smashed a sink and a toilet in a restroom and tossed rolls of TP over playground equipment and park benches.     A Parks Department official reported the playground