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Dierks Bentley's Gravel & Gold Tour is headed to Maryland Heights this week
The country hitmaker will stop at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre with Chase Rice on August 22.
Meet St. Louisan Eric Newby, who's headed to the 2024 Paralympic Games
The two-time Paralympic silver medalist will lead the U.S. Wheelchair Rugby team as co-captain in the Paris Games, August 28—September 8.
Beat the crowds by visiting Dogwood Canyon in August and September
Late summer is the ideal time to enjoy a range of memorable outdoor experiences at the popular attraction.
Rusted Chandelier moves to a new location but maintains its presence in Kirkwood
The new building includes 2,500 square feet of warehouse space.
Oldest secondary school west of the Mississippi River celebrates a century of academic excellence
Founded in 1818, St. Louis University High is hosting its Celebration of the Century and admissions open house on September 28.
Sabroso Cocina Mexicana opens second location in Maplewood
The popular St. Ann restaurant opened a sister location late last month in the former Casa Maya space on Sutton Avenue.
Wes Hoffman’s new CD compilation celebrates St. Louis’ punk scene
“Right now, I definitely feel like we're in a thriving period of St. Louis punk music”
Tapped Social House in Maplewood is for sale, remains open
The self-pour beer and pizza concept boasts 48 beer and wine taps, wood-fired pies, salads, and a dozen appetizers, including Tapped Tater Bombs.
Local writer Bart Baker’s latest project hits Lifetime on August 24
"Terry McMillan Presents: Forever" is based on a 15-year-old spec script from St. Louis–based writer Bart Baker.
Ask George: Do restaurants remember notoriously bad tippers?
Restaurants don't, but servers sure do.
JARS by Fabio Viviani now open in Ladue
Five locations of the new desserts-in-jars concept are slated to open in St. Louis over the next several years.
Historic home with all new interiors hits the market
The Clayton house underwent a full interior renovation.
A guide to Festival of Nations in Tower Grove Park
Hosted by the International Institute of St. Louis, the two-day festival on August 24 and 25 brings together food, retail, and performances from around the globe.
Inside TierPoint’s $150 million investment in downtown St. Louis
Jerry Kent, the company’s chairman and CEO, hopes the project will help drive growth in the area.
Centennial Malt House building, site of the former Vin de Set restaurant, is under new ownership
Projected renovations to the building include loft apartments, a full-service restaurant and bar, and seven event venues.
St. Louis’ top criminal defense firm
Let the experienced team at Rosenblum Schwartz Fry & Johnson handle your criminal defense or personal injury case.
Alderkitty shakes up South City aldermanic race
The photogenic Shadow’s campaign has led to another cat and a dog vying for Daniela Velazquez’s 6th ward seat.
The best sandwiches in St. Louis
SLM dining critic Dave Lowry opines on his top spots for iconic types of sandwiches.
How two ambitious St. Louis charter commission proposals hit a dead end
A gadfly group’s lawsuit likely opened the door to aldermanic involvement, and that spelled their doom.