Pevely News

Two Jefferson County Sheriff's cars and one Pevely Police department vehicle were broken into overnight Thursday into Friday morning.

A Pevely police officer was injured Wednesday afternoon during a chase in unincorporated Jefferson County.

Mel Carnahan coasted to a win over Republican candidate William Webster. Carnahan said his first goal as Governor of Missouri would be to improve education in the state.

Cemeteries get a bum rap as spooky and creepy places, especially during the Halloween season.

G.A. Schaefer III, 61, of Crystal City entered into rest Monday, Sept. 14, 2009, at Barnes-Jewish hospital.

Seth Hickman, age 6, took third place in the restricted class of the Kid Kart Nationals held in Pevely, Mo., July 24 through 26, out of a field of 12 karts.

This Classic car/truck will be raffled off during the 2nd Annual Jim Woodrum Memorial Championship at I-55 Raceway in Pevely.

Click on the link above to read about the Raffle in the Jefferson County Journal.

Four years after a pregnant eastern Missouri woman went missing, police still don't know what happened to her.

Missouri State Test Scores are in for Pevely Primary and all public schools. You can use the like below to look up school you are interested in. http://www.stltoday.com/schooltestscores

August 6, 2009--It's hard to get World of Outlaws drivers to agree on much, but one thing they do agree on is that I-55 Raceway in Pevely, Missouri is one of the most racy and exciting tracks on the circuit that provides some of the closest side-by-side action all season on the high-banked 1/3-mile bullring.

August 6, 2009--It's hard to get World of Outlaws drivers to agree on much, but one thing they do agree on is that I-55 Raceway in Pevely, Missouri is one of the most racy and exciting tracks on the circuit that provides some of the closest side-by-side action all season on the high-banked 1/3-mile bullring.

August 3, 2009--Any World of Outlaws race at I-55 Raceway in Pevely, Missouri is a "Must See" event, as the high-banked 1/3-mile bullring provides some of the most thrilling action of the season on the circuit.

This information is from the City of Pevely web page.

Every year on the 4th Friday and Saturday of August, we have our annual Homecoming Festival. The festival is held in Park #1 on Main Street. Our activities begin at 6:00 pm. with a flag retirement presentation by Troop 429 Boy Scouts of America . Our Friday night activities are family based, with lots of fun activities in the carnival midway and lots of food available from the many vendors on site. We also have a "Baby Crawling Contest" and a "Pie Baking Contest". The music act for Friday night this year will be Alter Ego. Alter Ego will play from 7:00 - 10:00 p.m. when we end activities.

Then on Saturday things get fired up again at 11:00a.m. with lots of food vendors, carnival rides, carnival midway and local acts performing on the stage. This year the band Cruisin' will be playing around 6:00p.m. Till the festival ends at 10:00p.m. with a big fireworks display.

Saturday we also have lots of local and out of area crafters available with lots of cool crafts for sale. Also all day Friday and Saturday we have a 50/50 raffle available for sale at the City Booth. The drawing for the raffle winner is Saturday night at 9:30p.m. You need not be present to win. Again this year arm bands will be available for the carnival rides. There will be three arm bands available, 1 for Friday evening, and two for Saturday, 11:00a.m. - 4:00p.m. And 5:00p.m. Till closing at 10:00pm. At special package will be available that includes a three armbands at a discount. Please be aware, the carnival shuts down for I hour, between 4:00p.m. and 5:00p.m. for a break. Arm band prices and individual ride tickets will be available closer to the Homecoming Festival. All money raised by the festival is added to the Parks budget to support the four city parks.

If you wish to be a vendor at our festival, go to the link at the top of this story to find the applications at the City of Pevely's web page.

Traffic backup at Pevely, Missouri may get bad for awhile before getting better.

A major traffic bottleneck along Interstate 55 in east-central Jefferson County should be greatly relieved under plans being unveiled at a public meeting today.

This story is an important read.

Nearly 25,000 vehicles breeze past the Highway Z interchange on Interstate 55 here each day, and local officials would like to turn much of that traffic into dollars and cents for city coffers.

A federal grand jury indicted two people from Pevely on methamphetamine charges, Acting US Attorney Michael W. Reap said Monday.

On June 2, 2009, the Jefferson County Journal reported that the City of Pevely had placed an issues on the August ballot that would partner the City of Pevely with the Teamsters Local 688 Health and Medical Camp, allowing citizens of Pevely access to the camp.

The camp is a 300 plus-acre-complex with a swimming pool, golf course, walking trails, and a lake. Tax payers in Pevely would pay a monthly fee on their utility bill, and then a usage fee if they utilized certain parts of the complex.

If the issue made it to the ballot in August, it would need to be approved by a majority vote of the Citizens of Pevely. Now, however, the August ballot seems to be off. According to Jefferson County Leader, their was an issue with the method used by the Pevely City Council in voting this issue on the ballot, and it has been removed.

The question now is, will this issue end up on a future ballot?