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'''Festus''' is a city in eastern [[Jefferson County, Missouri|Jefferson County]], [[Missouri]], about 30 miles south of [[St. Louis]]. It is the second-largest city in the county, with a population of 11,602 at the 2010 census.
 
'''Festus''' is a city in eastern [[Jefferson County, Missouri|Jefferson County]], [[Missouri]], about 30 miles south of [[St. Louis]]. It is the second-largest city in the county, with a population of 11,602 at the 2010 census.
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Twin City Christian Academy, located along the west side of I-55, was founded by the [[Baptist]] Church in 1974 and currently has a total enrollment of around 110 students in grades K-12. Adhering to an educational program in harmony with the Bible, the school has gained attention in recent years for its shipment of boxed meals to those in impoverished areas.<ref>https://www.tccaeagles.com/mission-and-purpose.html</ref>
 
Twin City Christian Academy, located along the west side of I-55, was founded by the [[Baptist]] Church in 1974 and currently has a total enrollment of around 110 students in grades K-12. Adhering to an educational program in harmony with the Bible, the school has gained attention in recent years for its shipment of boxed meals to those in impoverished areas.<ref>https://www.tccaeagles.com/mission-and-purpose.html</ref>
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==Media==
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Festus has no television stations; being part of the St. Louis media market, it receives all broadcast networks from there. There is one radio station, KJFF (1400 AM), a local Class C station with a news-talk format.
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The city is also home to the ''Jefferson County Leader'', an online newspaper providing regional coverage, which launched in 1994.
    
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