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The National Weather Service in St. Louis, in coordination with partners across the region, are offering storm spotter classes at several locations to prepare for severe weather season. If you would like to assist your local community by becoming a volunteer storm spotter and reporting severe weather to the National Weather Service, or if you simply want to learn more about severe weather, consider attending one of our classes! Classes are normally held in the evening and last approximately 2 hours.

Attendees are taught the basics of thunderstorm development, storm structure, the features to look for, and where to find them. What, when, and how to report information, as well as basic severe weather safety, are also covered.

Classes are free and for all ages (even small children)! No pre-registration is required for in-person classes.

The National Weather Service in St. Louis, in coordination with partners across the region, are offering storm spotter classes at several locations to prepare for severe weather season. If you would like to assist your local community by becoming a volunteer storm spotter and reporting severe weather to the National Weather Service, or if you simply want to learn more about severe weather, consider attending one of our classes! Classes are normally held in the evening and last approximately 2 hours.

Attendees are taught the basics of thunderstorm development, storm structure, the features to look for, and where to find them. What, when, and how to report information, as well as basic severe weather safety, are also covered.

Classes are free and for all ages (even small children)! No pre-registration is required for in-person classes.

The National Weather Service in St. Louis, in coordination with partners across the region, are offering storm spotter classes at several locations to prepare for severe weather season. If you would like to assist your local community by becoming a volunteer storm spotter and reporting severe weather to the National Weather Service, or if you simply want to learn more about severe weather, consider attending one of our classes! Classes are normally held in the evening and last approximately 2 hours.

Attendees are taught the basics of thunderstorm development, storm structure, the features to look for, and where to find them. What, when, and how to report information, as well as basic severe weather safety, are also covered.

Classes are free and for all ages (even small children)! No pre-registration is required for in-person classes.

Test your knowledge at the 8th annual St. Louis Post-Dispatch Trivia Night supported by the Soldiers Memorial Military Museum!

Post-Dispatch columnist, native St. Louisan and trivia aficionado Joe Holleman will emcee the night featuring 10 rounds of 8 questions each from St. Louis history to music and everything in between. Attendees can participate in the silent auction, raffles and games which will benefit the 100 Neediest Cases.

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Young people have many opportunities to begin exciting and fulfilling careers by pursuing technical or on-the-job training and apprenticeships.

Families and students in grades 6 through 12, as well as recent high school graduates, are invited to join us at these FREE showcases to experience a variety of careers through demonstrations and discussions.

Our exhibitors will include representatives from key career pathways, including healthcare, transportation, advanced manufacturing, construction, culinary, hospitality, information technology, and public safety, along with regional technical schools offering training and credentials.

The City of Saint Charles is hosting a family-friendly Mardi Gras celebration in Frenchtown! Join us for the Parade on Second Street at 11:00 AM followed by the After Party featuring live music, food, vendors, kids activities and more in the Foundry Art Centre Parking Lot from noon – 2:00 PM.

UCP Heartland's 'Rising Above' Gala & Auction is a premier fundraising event, designed to support individuals with differing abilities and promote inclusive communities. This elegant evening will take place at 6:00pm on March 1st, 2025 at the Hilton St. Louis Frontenac!

Our theme, Rising Above, embodies the spirit of overcoming challenges and striving for excellence. Attendees will enjoy a sophisticated cocktail hour, a gourmet dinner, and wonderful live entertainment. The highlight of the evening is our silent & live auctions, featuring exclusive items and experiences, with all proceeds directly benefiting UCP Heartland’s programs and services.

This year’s gala promises to be a memorable occasion, with inspiring stories from those whose lives have been transformed by UCP Heartland, and a call to action to continue supporting the mission of creating opportunities and advancing independence for people with differing abilities.

The National Weather Service in St. Louis, in coordination with partners across the region, are offering storm spotter classes at several locations to prepare for severe weather season. If you would like to assist your local community by becoming a volunteer storm spotter and reporting severe weather to the National Weather Service, or if you simply want to learn more about severe weather, consider attending one of our classes! Classes are normally held in the evening and last approximately 2 hours.

Attendees are taught the basics of thunderstorm development, storm structure, the features to look for, and where to find them. What, when, and how to report information, as well as basic severe weather safety, are also covered.

Classes are free and for all ages (even small children)! No pre-registration is required for in-person classes.

The National Weather Service in St. Louis, in coordination with partners across the region, are offering storm spotter classes at several locations to prepare for severe weather season. If you would like to assist your local community by becoming a volunteer storm spotter and reporting severe weather to the National Weather Service, or if you simply want to learn more about severe weather, consider attending one of our classes! Classes are normally held in the evening and last approximately 2 hours.

Attendees are taught the basics of thunderstorm development, storm structure, the features to look for, and where to find them. What, when, and how to report information, as well as basic severe weather safety, are also covered.

Classes are free and for all ages (even small children)! No pre-registration is required for in-person classes.

The National Weather Service in St. Louis, in coordination with partners across the region, are offering storm spotter classes at several locations to prepare for severe weather season. If you would like to assist your local community by becoming a volunteer storm spotter and reporting severe weather to the National Weather Service, or if you simply want to learn more about severe weather, consider attending one of our classes! Classes are normally held in the evening and last approximately 2 hours.

Attendees are taught the basics of thunderstorm development, storm structure, the features to look for, and where to find them. What, when, and how to report information, as well as basic severe weather safety, are also covered.

Classes are free and for all ages (even small children)! No pre-registration is required for in-person classes.