FIREWORKS GUIDELINES FOR PARK HILLS RESIDENTS
As we approach Independence Day, please familiarize yourself with our fireworks ordinance:✅ Permitted Dates & Times:• June 27 - July 7: 10 AM to 10 PM• July 4th: 10 AM to 12 AM (midnight)❌ Prohibited:• Sky lanterns• Use during burn bans• Use on public property or others' private property without permission• Igniting from vehicles or watercraft• Throwing fireworks at people or vehicles&##128683; Safety Zones:• 600 ft from churches, hospitals, mental health facilities, schools• 100 ft from fireworks sales
EMAA Head Start Offers Quality Preschool Program for Ages 3–5
Enroll Now to Unlock Your Child’s Potential! The East Missouri Action Agency (EMAA) is now enrolling for its highly regarded Head Start program—offering a developmentally appropriate curriculum for children ages 3 to 5. With a mission to inspire learning and support family success, EMAA’s Head Start program provides a safe, nurturing, and engaging preschool experience that helps young learners thrive. The program features: Nutritious Meals served daily A Whole Family Approach to support overall
Local Communities to “Paint the Towns Purple” in Support of Alzheimer’s Awareness — June 21–27
Communities throughout St. Francois County will come together the week of June 21–27 for “Paint the Towns Purple,” a vibrant awareness campaign designed to support the Alzheimer’s Association and raise funds for the upcoming Mineral Area Walk to End Alzheimer’s. Businesses and organizations in Farmington, Park Hills, Desloge, and Bonne Terre are encouraged to turn storefronts purple and help spread the message of hope and support for those impacted by Alzheimer’s and other dementias. The campaign invites
City of Park Hills Announces Road Closure at E. Main Street & Flat River Drive Intersection
The City of Park Hills would like to inform residents, businesses, and commuters of an upcoming temporary road closure at the intersection of East Main Street and Flat River Drive, located at the traffic light near the central business corridor. The closure is scheduled to begin on Monday, June 23, 2025, and is expected to remain in place for approximately 4 to 6 weeks, depending on weather conditions and project progress. This critical infrastructure project will focus on repairing and improving the
