Local Events Celebrate Independence Day - Whether you’re looking for a solemn reminder of the importance of July 4 in our nation’s history, or an American-as-apple-pie-and-fireworks celebration of the birth of the U.S.A., you’ll find it in this area on Independence Day. Each year two local communities mount free events to mark the holiday. Read the full story MORE NEWS...

Baby Days At SGCMH Draws Big Crowd - The Ste. Genevieve County Memorial Hospital conference center was filled as parents and their children recently celebrated Baby Days. A radiology department staff member is pictured with the hospital’s 3D/4D ultrasound unit. Read the full story OBITUARIES COMMUNITY CALENDAR BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS MORE COMMUNITY...

BACK TO BASEBALL — Now that football camp is out of the way, baseball is the main focus again as the Sr. and Jr. Legion teams returned from Omaha, Nebraska. Meanwhile, some of the locals took time for some golf. Read the full story MORE SPORTS...

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Vol. 128, NO. 23 July 1, 2009

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*St. Mary Board Appoints Wyatt
Mayor In Three To One Vote

*KFVS Runs Story On St. Mary Politics

*City Police Will Beef Up Enforcement
During Upcoming July 4th Weekend

*Harman: Ste. Genevieve Community
Must Respond To Chrysler Closingn

*City Gets Annual Boost From State Tourism Matching Grant

*Jour De Fete Street Closings, Grant Application Get Okay
From Ste. Genevieve City Board

*Air Ambulance Tapped For ‘08 Safety Award

*EMAA Election Gets Underway

*SEMA To Hold Briefings For Local Officials On Public Disaster Relief Aid For May 8-16 Storms

*Motorists Urged To Be Wary
Of Possible Highway Blow-Ups

*County Commission Will Contract
With Lathrop Firm For Map Project

*The Herald Kids' Page: Happy Birthday, Dear Nation...

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