Too busy last week to stay up to date on all the news happening in and around Florissant and Hazelwood? Not to worry. Patch has your back.

In case you missed them, here were some of the top headlines from Florissant and Hazelwood Patch sites over the last few days:

• A fatal car crash in the 400 block of Humes led to the death of a pedestrian on Jan. 27, according to Florissant police. 
• Hazelwood West High School and Armstrong Elementary were put on lockdown after the threat of a gun on Hazelwood West property sent both schools into lockdown while police investigated. It caused a late dismissal at the elementary school. No one was injured.
• The plans for a Walmart at 3350 and 3400 N. Highway 67 remain up in the air as the representatives for the plan were no-shows at the Florissant City Council meeting.
• Gregg Hall was sworn in as Hazelwood's new chief of police.
• Brown Elementary, in the Hazelwood School District, received a $2,500 Lowe's grant to update its irrigation system and some greenery lost in last year's dry season.
• A Florissant man was sentenced to seven years in prison for the Aug. 6, 2011 assault. Hazelwood Police said the man and his son jumped a man in front of his house.
• A 17-year-old Florissant man robbed another man of his Air Jordan shoes Friday at the James J. Eagan Center. 
• New York Yankees rookie pitcher and Hazelwood-native David Phelps will receive the second annual "Rising Star'' award at the 33rd annual Thurman Munson awards dinner.
• Developer Paul McKee Jr. did not pay property taxes on his Hazelwood Commerce Center project last year, for the third year in a row. He now owes more than $2 million.
• A Florissant man faces criminal charges for three burglaries and a car theft for breaking into a business, a house and a church. 
• Eight Hazelwood Central athletes signed their letters of intent Wednesday morning to play college-level sports.
• More than 400 people attended Hazelwood West High School's Festival of Nations.
• Gov. Jay Nixon announced $1.3 million in grants, including more than $280,000, to be given to St. Louis area schools, including in Florissant.
• After three years in Florissant, Trish Layton moved The Bridal Exchange to 1522 Caulks Hill Road in St. Peters to accommodate her growing business.