The Sappington-Concord Historical Society will host the biggest, little annual Memorial Day celebration in south St. Louis County at 10 a.m. on Monday, May 28. The event takes place at Memorial Park, the small, grassy area across from Johnny’s Market that is bordered by Gravois, Denny and Sappington roads.

Members of the Lindbergh High School Spirit of St. Louis Marching Band will kick off the celebration with several inspiring selections, and CW5 Randy Ottinger (Ret.), a veteran helicopter pilot who served in Iraq, will be Master of Ceremonies. The event also features distinguished guest Rear Adm. Charles A. Williams SC USN (Ret.), and a tribute to prisoners of war and soldiers missing in action by Master Sgt. Gary Cooper, USAF (Ret.) and Mr. Bob Pieper.

Affton High students Heather Rowland and Hannah Dorries were honored at Tuesday's Affton School Board meeting for their scholarship-winning art.

ST. LOUIS, MO (KTVI) – The search for the rightful owner of $14,505 at the South County Goodwill store May 9th has hit a snag.

More than a dozen people have come forward with apparently honest claims that it may be their money. There’s security video of two men, unknowingly dropping of a box with the cash Tuesday, May 8th. Still, there were people trying to pull a ‘fast one’ on the Goodwill staff a week later. Workers were not 100% sure the right person had come back to the store to claim the money. They were absolutely certain the wrong one had.

“15 people have claimed this money,” said MERS Goodwill CEO Lewis Chartock.

“We just had one a while ago.  He actually just showed up at the dock.  He said, ‘I’m here, what do I gotta do, I’m here to claim it?’” said store manager Tina Wells.