Jaime Mowers

St. Louis

Editor-in-Chief at Webster-Kirkwood Times

Journalist, Triathlete, Pom Mom

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Articles

Women Business Owners Open Webster Groves Farmers Market

5 days ago | timesnewspapers.com | Jaime Mowers

There’s a new farmers market in Webster Groves thanks to the partnership of women-owned businesses. Webster native Caity Lueken of Oakwood Salon and Aesthetics, in partnership with Amy’s Cake Pop Shop and Boozy Bites, and Maypop Coffee and Garden Shop, have been working to bring a farmers market to Webster Groves. Held for the first time last weekend on the parking lots of Oakwood Salon and Aesthetics at 7987 Big Bend Blvd.
Facets Of Love

1 week ago | timesnewspapers.com | Jaime Mowers

Oftentimes, all it takes to “Bee Kind” is a little of your time, as evidenced by these stories. They also serve as a reminder that there are many facets of love and kindness. Having worked with the public the past 16 years of my life, I am well aware that people are quick to complain. So, since I have retired, I’ve made it a point to pause, and take the time and effort to compliment service workers.
St. Louis Man Charged In Shrewsbury Car Fire

2 weeks ago | timesnewspapers.com | Jaime Mowers

A St. Louis man has been charged in connection with setting a car on fire in Shrewsbury last fall. Henry D. Robinson, of the 3000 block of Franklin Avenue in the city of St. Louis, was charged April 23 with two felonies for knowingly burning or exploding and first-degree property damage, according to the St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office. The fire was set in the 7200 block of Weil Avenue in Shrewsbury during the overnight hours of Nov.
State Moves To Close Child Care Center

2 weeks ago | timesnewspapers.com | Jaime Mowers

The state is moving to revoke a Webster Groves day care center’s license in the wake of charges being filed against an employee for sexually abusing at least two children. Here We Grow Early Childcare Center, 12 E. Lockwood Ave., has already filed an appeal and is awaiting a date for a hearing.
More Child Sexual Abuse Charges Filed Against Day Care Employee

3 weeks ago | timesnewspapers.com | Jaime Mowers

A former Webster Groves preschool teacher arrested and charged last month for sexually abusing a child has been charged with molesting a second child. Christopher Titus, 46, of the 3100 block of Droste Road in St. Charles, was first charged on March 5 with four felonies for child molestation and sodomy or attempted sodomy of a 4-year-old girl at Here We Grow Early Childcare Center, 12 E. Lockwood Ave., within the Webster Groves Masonic Temple building.
Man Charged In Auto Crash At Laclede Station & Watson Roads

3 weeks ago | timesnewspapers.com | Jaime Mowers

A St. Charles man has been charged with a felony for aggravated fleeing after failing to comply with a traffic stop in Webster Groves, leading an officer on a high-speed chase and crashing into three other vehicles. Devon Lange, 22, of Brookshire Drive in St. Charles, is currently jailed on $100,000 bond without the option of posting 10% cash, as he was on bond for a burglary charge at the time of his arrest.
A Sit Down With A Musical Superstar

3 weeks ago | timesnewspapers.com | Jaime Mowers

Webster Groves’ own Patrick Murphy recently got to sit down — both on and off stage — with world-renowned composer Andrew Lloyd Webber. Yes, the Andrew Lloyd Webber — the man behind the music of Broadway hits including “The Phantom of the Opera,” “Cats,” “Jesus Christ Superstar,” “Evita,” “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” and several others. “It was a thrill. It was just so amazing to be in the presence of somebody with that much talent.
Emotions Run High Following McCulloch’s Sentencing

1 month ago | timesnewspapers.com | Jaime Mowers

Bobby Shah described a sense of disbelief, an eerie silence and the helplessness he felt when a former St. Louis County police officer opened fire at a trunk-or-treat event at a Kirkwood middle school in October 2023.
Kindness In The Checkout Line

1 month ago | timesnewspapers.com | Jaime Mowers

These stories of kindness come from checkout lines. While it’s often easy to be frustrated while waiting in line, it’s also a good time to “Bee Kind.”I witnessed a great act of kindness at the Kirkwood Walgreens. I was standing at the cash register, and I was third in line. The person checking out was having trouble with her credit card. The Walgreens employee, who is always so kind and patient, tried to help figure out the problem.
Prop S Tax Hike Would Improve Streets, Sidewalks

1 month ago | timesnewspapers.com | Jaime Mowers

The city of Glendale is asking voters on April 8 to consider Prop S — an $18.18 million bond issue to improve streets, sidewalks and stormwater systems over the next five years. If passed, the estimated cost to homeowners would be 35 cents per $1,000 of assessed property valuation. For a home with a market value of $300,000, that equates to roughly $199.50 a year, or $16.63 a month, according to the city of Glendale.