Family - Neighbors Wissmann Hill Farm has deep roots in St. Charles County. The original deed was recorded on October 16, 1884, by Theodore and Helene Wissmann, great‑grandparents of Julie (Wissmann) Figura, Wesley Wissmann, and Tammy (Wissmann) Brinker. The farm sits proudly on the first river bluff west of the Missouri River. Julie, Wesley, and Tammy represent the family’s 4th generation, and they are honored to share that 6th‑generation descendants are already prepared to continue caring for this historic land. Missouri recognizes landowners whose farms have remained in the same family for at least 100 years through the Century Farm program, which provides commemorative signs, a certificate, and a booklet. More information is available at https://extension.missouri.edu/programs/century-farms On May 7, 2026, members of the MU Extension Council in St. Charles County were honored to present Julie, Wesley, and Tammy with their Century Farm sign, certificate, and booklet—celebrating ...
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Love is:
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Love is: Today, while stopping for gas in Warrenton, I ran into a man I’ve known for years but hadn’t seen in a long time. He was buying a fountain soda, and after we caught up for a bit, he invited me outside to say hello to his wife. She didn’t remember me — and gently shared that she doesn’t remember many things these days. He didn’t apologize for her or explain her memory loss. He simply said, “She asked me to take her out to get her a soda, so I did.” They’re both retired now, once well-known in the community for their professional roles. But in that small exchange, what stood out wasn’t who they used to be — it was who they still are to each other. His tenderness, his steadiness, his willingness to meet her exactly where she is… it spoke of decades of shared life and unwavering devotion. That is enduring love — the kind that doesn’t need an audience, a grand gesture, or even perfect memory. It shows up, quietly and faithfully, in the everyday moments that still matter.
Christmas Cards for Soldiers Serving Overseas at 260 Brown Road, St. Peters, MO 63376
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Wednesday, April 8 and May 27, 2026, 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Drop by our office to write messages in Christmas cards that will be delivered overseas in time for Christmas 2026. You are also welcome to drop off cards already signed with messages, or blank cards that you no longer need. Community donations make the card-signing events possible.
When the Police Knocked On My Door for a Neighbor in Need
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One evening in March, police knocked on my door to say a neighbor’s life alert had gone off, and no one could reach her. Her son told them she’d dropped the device earlier but was likely asleep, and he didn’t want officers startling her. He asked that I go in first. With the police at my side, I entered the house and turned on the lights to wake her gently. I called her name, and she woke up—startled but okay. Once I explained why I was there, she allowed the officers and paramedics to come in. She’d simply dropped the device and hadn’t reset it, and she felt embarrassed for the commotion. Everyone—police and paramedics—was kind, reassuring, and patient with her. Moments like this show how much those long‑standing neighborly connections matter when someone needs help. It was an honor to have been asked - and trusted! The next night, I ran into one of the officers at a public meeting, which gave us a chance to acknowledge each other’s roles in helping my neighbor. Moments like that ...
Table For 2 - Learn Practical Tips to Meet Your Nutritional Needs - Bring A Neighbor!!
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Christmas Cards Signing Party for Soldiers Serving Overseas, May 7, 2025 Join us and bring a neighbor!!
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