In our quest to visit every St. Louis microbrewery, we stopped at Alpha
Brewing Company in the Tower Grove South Neighborhood.
Another stop on our St. Louis microbrewery tour. Fun was had in the LaSalle
Park Neighborhood.
In our quest to visit every St. Louis microbrewery, we stopped at 2nd Shift
Brewing in the Hill Neighborhood.
The city is removing ash trees infected with Emerald Ash Borer, what can be
done to get street trees back in their place?
Grocery Stores don’t have to create suburban super blocks. They can fit
into our historic gems and new infill and complement our neighborhoods.
Lots going on in Fox Park, warehouses finding new life and preserving our
history.
Cars are so American and are going nowhere soon. We need more thoughtful
design to accommodate cars in our legacy cities.
Forest Park Southeast or “the Grove”? Easton Avenue or Dr. Martin Luther
King Boulevard? Some thoughts and contemplation on name changes and a set
up to my methodology on using the modern names for streets, neighborhoods,
cities, etc.
First impressions of Alamo Drafthouse, St. Louis’ newest theater in the
Midtown Neighborhood.
Shannon checks in with an unexpected story and meeting on the Hill.
A walk around the soon to be completed MLS soccer stadium. Will this place
become a neighborhood or a stadium surrounded by parking? Initial thoughts
herein…
My sister and I visited Delmar DivINe in the West End Neighborhood. Part
one focuses on the building and the mission of this non-profit.
Nothing is happening in STL, the haterz say. I disagree. Here’s an example
of development making big changes in the Gate District.
Thoughts on these great places being reflective of their physical
surroundings.
Today I witnessed the city’s destruction of Land of the Giants. Thanks to
my Viz Park acquaintance for the notification. I’m sorry that they did you
like this Mr. Christman.
Thoughts on city services and the crisis of the last year or so. Something
has to change.
Some thoughts on STL social media.
My lovely wife discovered another city treasure, this one in the McKinley
Heights Neighborhood. Read all about it.
Some thoughts on St. Louis, nostalgia and hope vs. skepticism spurred by a
recent book I read about Tom Petty.
A summary of several plant and animal joys we’ve experienced living in the
city.