The city of Truesdale is preparing to establish planning and zoning laws to regulate new property development in the small, but growing town. City leaders say new regulations are needed so that … more

A unique recreation venue that stirred up a lot of public excitement when it was first announced is now opening its fields for players to enjoy a casual day of paintball and airsoft battles. Good … more

The city of Truesdale is changing its animal control contract to be more directly responsive to the city’s needs and have fewer unproductive visits. The Truesdale Board of Aldermen have … more

A nonprofit vehicle service in Truesdale hopes to have many positive interactions with community members thanks to a new coffee shop located inside the business. The shop’s opening, however, … more

A St. Louis-region skylight company was granted a license to set up shop in Truesdale after meeting with the city’s board of aldermen this month. St. Louis Skylights, owned by area resident … more

Truesdale city leaders were relatively nonchalant last week as they gave preliminary support to a housing development that represents a big expansion for the small town. The city’s Board of … more

The city of Truesdale’s $2.5 million budget for the next year includes a major street repaving project and money to add more full-time staff for the city’s small public works and police … more

Over the last couple months, families and the elderly at two locations in Warren County have received supplies of canned and fresh food from a service that aims to become an ongoing source of hope … more

The North East Community Action Corporation (NECAC) is reminding residents that the summer portion of the Energy Crisis Intervention Program began June 1. NECAC still has more than $1.4 million in … more

There was a lot going on at possibly the biggest year ever for Truesdale's Railroad Days community festival on June 4, branded this year as "Summerfest." In addition to a park full of activities, … more