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Kate Uptergrove

Kate Uptergrove

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Managing Editor, West Newsmagazine

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  • When it comes to kids and camps, better safe than sorry

    By Kate Uptergrove Verified|West NewsmagazineVerifiedNo parent wants to get a call from summer camp saying their kid is having a medical emergency – whether that’s sunstroke; dehydration; sprains, breaks or concussions; allergic reactions or the flaring up of a pre-existing condition. “Common injuries at camp include bruises, blisters, cuts, dehydration, insect bites, sun burns, sprains and strains,” said Dr. Jennifer Knox, a St. Luke’s Hospital board-certified family medicine physician.

    By Kate Uptergrove Verified · West Newsmagazine

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Monical’s Pizza O’Fallon: On a mission to please people - one bite at a time

    By Kate Uptergrove Verified|Mid Rivers NewsmagazineVerified“St. Charles County’s best-kept secret.” That’s how Rex Hoover describes Monical’s Pizza O’Fallon, the restaurant he owns with his wife, Kathryn. Hidden in plain sight, the restaurant’s exterior in the Thoele Center strip mall belies what waits inside – a spacious dining room that offers ample space for families, cozy booths for couples and the welcoming scent of fresh pizza.

    By Kate Uptergrove Verified · Mid Rivers Newsmagazine

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • When it comes to kids and camps, better safe than sorry

    By Kate Uptergrove Verified|West NewsmagazineVerifiedNo parent wants to get a call from summer camp saying their kid is having a medical emergency – whether that’s sunstroke; dehydration; sprains, breaks or concussions; allergic reactions or the flaring up of a pre-existing condition. “Common injuries at camp include bruises, blisters, cuts, dehydration, insect bites, sun burns, sprains and strains,” said Dr. Jennifer Knox, a St. Luke’s Hospital board-certified family medicine physician.

    By Kate Uptergrove Verified · West Newsmagazine

    Apr. 12, 2025

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West Newsmagazine

West Newsmagazine is West St. Louis County's largest direct-mailed source for local news, sports, business and events. We deliver!

Chesterfield, Missouri, United States

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