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The Planning Commission on Jan. 28 approved a five-story, mixed-use building planned at the corner of Lytle and Eliza streets in Hazelwood.

The first community meeting of the new year was made virtual-only due to heavy snow and intense cold on the evening of Jan. 14.

By Juliet Martinez, managing editor While the universities build high-tech facilities on Hazelwood Green, the neighborhood is developing...

Man who launched project honored with proclamation for 44 years promoting housing, health care By Juliet Martinez, managing editor The...

Hazelwood Initiative’s new engagement director was an intern in 2021-2022 By Juliet Martinez, managing editor I am happy to announce that...

Also: Upgrades planned for Lewis Park By Juliet Martinez, managing editor The well-attended Hazelwood Initiative monthly hybrid meeting...

By Sonya Tilghman, executive director of Hazelwood Initiative Happy New Year! It’s hard to believe 2023 is already over. It flew by!...

Also: Why clean rivers mean thriving communities By Juliet Martinez The Sept. 12 community meeting was well attended online and in...

By James Paul Deep in Hazelwood, a sleepy house came alive on Sept. 14. Music floated into the long-abandoned halls and children...

By Juliet Martinez Warm light streamed through stained glass windows, bathing the dark wooden pews of the sanctuary. A deep stillness...

By Juliet Martinez We have a lot of important news in this Homepage issue, like an update on the Equity One-Stop Shop Resource Center...

Affordable housing and Hazelwood's next chapter By Dave Brewton In some ways, Hazelwood's story is a lot like the stories of other Rust...

Chatsworth update; affordable housing nonprofits working in Hazelwood; summer opportunities for kids and teens By Juliet Martinez The...

Board election results, workforce development and real estate updates By Juliet Martinez The December meeting gave community members a...

Community members divided over the need for housing versus preserving tree canopy and stability of the hillside By Juliet Martinez...