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The article reports on the efforts of volunteers around the area of Saint Louis in Missouri to create 1,000 paper cranes as part of a special event honoring the city's first responders, including police officers and firefighters, who have been killed in the line of duty since 1960.

The author talks about her paper problem which she termed as her paper hoarder disorder.

The author comments on her paper problem at home resulting from stacking of bills, cancelled checks and memorabilia.

The article highlights the Chinese Culture Day celebrated by Families with Children From China at West Hills Community Church in Chesterfield in Saint Louis, Missouri on June 4, 2011. The event, with the theme of celebrating Chinese New Year, saw 55 children adopted from China do several activities. Theyr wrapped dumplings, made paper cuttings, planted lucky bamboo and designed their new paper dresses, wrote basic characters, danced a folk dance and created a dragon for the parade.

The author discusses the popular culture status of office supplies, especially staplers, in reference to the movie "Office Space;" a quiz on office supplies and furnishings is also presented.

A quiz about office supplies and furnishings is presented.

In this article, the author discusses how the film "Office Space" created the demand for producing the Rio Red 747 Business Staplers by the company Swingline.

The article reports that Villa Duchesne and Oak Hill School students in Missouri made paper snowflakes for students of Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut.

The article announces the awards received by eight Parkway, Missouri students for their research papers including Central High's Victor Ge, South High's Jenna Louise Lin, and Central High's Louis S. Wang.

The article presents inquiries and responses from the publication's readers about where to find an item or service in Missouri's St. Louis County, including someone who can repair an old Bisque doll, where to buy a rust removal product called Rust Doctor, and where to have paper money sealed in plastic for a gift.

The author recalls how she used to participate as a child in the Christmas Eve service of her parochial school.

A quiz about list deduction is presented.

The article discusses trivia about list and presents a quiz on the topic.

The article offers the author's insights regarding lists, wherein a trivia concerning lists is presented.

The article presents a trivia game about lists.

The article reports that the school board of Collinsville in Illinois is considering to make it's documentation accessible electronically to save large number of paper used by it, which would lead to cost control.

This section offers news briefs in the business sector in Saint Louis (SL) County, Missouri as of June 8, 2011 including the 150th year anniversary of Williams Paper Co., the selection of Web design and development agency Integrity as an Official Webby Honoree in the Restaurant Category by the National Webby Awards, and the 14th anniversary of the Habitat for Humanity SL's ReStore.

The article reports on the flower-making event that was organized in O'Fallon, Missouri on the Martin Luther King (MLK) Day of Service. According to Alexis Jaegers, O'Fallon volunteer services coordinator, about 40 people attended the flower-making event and completed 500 paper flowers and 500 personalized greeting cards.

The article presents Fairmount City Library's One World, Many Stories summer literacy program held every Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday during the summer that teaches children about various countries and cultures around the world through activities such as making pizza and constructing paper dragon boats.

The article covers issues related to entertainment in Missouri as of October 2012. It notes that St. Charles Community College will celebrate Veterans Day with a series of free events including a display of Army vehicles at the Campus Plaza. It adds that the city of St. Peters will host a tour of the Westminster College in Fulton in Callaway County on November 8. Artists are invited to submit artworks to be considered for the exhibit "Watercolor II: Paper and Pigment" at Foundry Arts Centre.

The article reports on the plan of O'Fallon, Missouri officials to notify 50 to 100 businesses about a new law limiting the sale of tobacco-related paraphernalia.

The article announces the St. Charles County Pachyderm Club's scheduled speakers for May 2012 including U.S. Representative Blaine Luetkemeyer on May 4, St. Charles County Circuit Judge Rick Zerr on May 8, and St. Charles County Circuit Judge Dan Pelikan on May 18.

The article offers information on meetings by the St. Charles County Pachyderm Club in Missouri in May 2012.

The article reports on a new law in O'Fallon, Missouri which limits the sale of tobacco-related paraphernalia.

The article presents several questions and answers, including where to buy paper fans, where to sharpen handsaws, and a consignment shop for women's clothes.

In this article the author reflects upon the suggestion of David Schweikert, a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Arizona, to replace the paper currency with copper coins

Photographs of several volunteers collecting donations for charities during the 2011 Old Newsboys Day fundraising event throughout Caseyville, Illinois are presented which include Phyllis Scott, Pam McDaniel and Steve Medlock.

This section presents the comments of "Suburban Journals" readers on various issues including one on the way that St. Peters, Missouri residents get phone books, another expressing his disappointment in St. Charles, Missouri firefighters, and another one responding on the person who says the U.S. middle class is becoming the lower class.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to a story about an anonymous donor's 500,000 U.S. dollar gift that will allow the Wentzville School District in Missouri to expand technology in its classrooms.

The author discusses the pros and cons of the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency's National Incident Management System.

The author reflects on how well he is conveying the legacy he received from her parents to his own three children.

The article offers opinions on various topics affecting local residents in Warrenton, Missouri including the alleged overabundance of yellow phone books, disappointment with local firefighters, and the satisfaction of being middle class.

Several letters posted online in response to an article published in the journal on a story by Brian Flinchpaugh on an anonymous donation to Wentzville School District for the expansion of technology in the classroom.

The author comments on the National Incident Management System (NIMS) from the U.S. Federal Management Agency (FEMA) for disaster planning.

The author reflects on parenting legacy left behind by his parents that instilled in him and his siblings the commitment to contribute to the betterment of the less fortunate.

The article presents an obituary for Frank Bick, publisher of the "Suburban Journals."

The article discusses a new bill approved by O'Fallon City Council, Missouri that will limit the sale of tobacco-related paraphernalia to retail tobacco stores. The bill is expected to make O'Fallon a pipe-free and a smoke-free city and defines tobacco paraphernalia as any instrument, utensil or device such as rolling papers, metal pipes and hookas used for smoking or inhaling tobacco. The ordinance is seen as a follow-up to the smoking ban ordinance that defines the term tobacco shop.

The article features Olutosin Oduwole, a Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville (SIUE) student who was sentenced to five years of prison after making a terrorist threat in 2007. Defense attorneys claimed that Oduwole's threatening words were rap lyrics and it was something that was never conveyed to anyone. The threatening words were found on a paper inside Oduwole's 2001 Ford Taurus and it contains a threat that a shooting spree like that of Virginia Tech will happen in SIUE.

The article focuses on various art works of Armando Heredia, co-pastor at Tapestry Church in Granite City in Collinsville, Illinois, which revolve around the realization of pain to attain freedom.

A quiz related to office supplies and furnishings is presented.

The article reports on the commemoration of the Child Abuse Prevention Month 2013 in Madison County, Illinois with displays of the Oasis Women's Center Clothesline Project and paper silhouettes which represents children at the Child Advocacy Center.

The article offers information on events related to entertainment in Saint Charles County, Missouri on March to April 2013. It states that St. Charles City County Library Foundation will present a Green Eggs and Ham Breakfast on March 2 at Texas Roadhouse. It mentions that the art exhibition "Paperwork in, on, and of Paper IV will run until March 22 at Foundry Art Centre. It adds that the 5-year memorial trivia night of Lance Corporal Drew Weaver will be held on April 6 at American Legion Post.

A schedule of entertainment events in Missouri is presented, including the art exhibition "Paperwork In, On, and Of Paper VI," the annual Bald Eagle Winter Watch, and free telescope viewing by the Astronomical Society of Eastern Missouri.

A calendar of events for the St. Charles School, Minnesota, in February, 2013 is presented which includes an art exhibition titled "Paperwork In, On, and Of Paper VI;" a valentine dinner, dance and auction to raise funds for volunteers in medicine; and a show focusing on working women's survival.

This section offers entertainment news briefs in Missouri. The art exhibition "Watercolor II: Pigment & Paper" runs through February 1, 2013 at the Foundry Art Centre in Galleries I and II. Saint Peters Cultural Arts Centre offers a class on basic stage acting skills for students ages 10 and over. A monthly winter market was started by the Lake Saint Louis Farmers & Artists Market.

A calendar of entertainment events in St. Charles County, Missouri is presented including the exhibition "Watercolor II: Pigment & Paper," the Riverlands Eagle Festival and open art workshop with Jerry Thomas.

This section offers entertainment news briefs in St. Charles County, Missouri as of December 26, 2012, including one about the exhibition "Watercolor II: Pigment& Paper" at the Foundry Art Centre in Galleries I and II in St. Charles from December 21 to February 1, 2013, another on an exhibit of photographs taken by toy cameras in O'Fallon Cultural Arts Gallery at the Renaud Spirit Center (RSC) through January 4 and finally, on the festival Cabin Fever Daze of O'Fallon from January 25 to 27.

This section offers news briefs on entertainment at local communities in Missouri, including the exhibit "Watercolor II: Pigment & Paper" at the Foundry Art Centre in Galleries I and II, the basic stage acting skills offered by Saint Peters Cultural Arts Centre, and an exhibit by photographer Paul Callaway at the O'Fallon Cultural Arts Gallery at the Renaud Spirit Center.

The article reports on the Giving Chain paper that run along the hallway at Jefferson Intermediate School in Saint Charles, Missouri throughout December 2012 which raised 1,760 U.S. dollars to help needy families.

The article announces the AMA Carl Goldberg Vital People Award received by Walt Wilson of Saint Charles County, Missouri for his contributions to the Academy of Model Aeronautics (AMA), The Spirits of Saint Louis R/C Flying Club Inc. and model aviation.