The CEO of one of St. Louis' largest law firms, who plans to exit the firm early next year, isn't a lawyer, and the firm was so pleased with his leadership that it wants to hire another non-lawyer as its next leader.
It's been a busy couple of days for dispensaries across Missouri.
Sunday wrapped up the first full weekend of recreational marijuana sales.
An amendment allowing for recreational sales in Missouri passed in November 2022, which paved a way for dispensaries to open across our area.
Several dispensary owners thought the license to sell would kick in on Monday, Feb. 6, but it came early on Friday, Feb. 3.
Despite the surprise of being able to sell a couple of days earlier, owners and general…
A new grocery store will replace one of a St. Louis County gym operator’s two locations, and the gym owner plans to relocate that site to St. Charles County, blaming past disputes with St. Louis County government.
Shortly after 8 a.m. on Friday, Good Day Farms, a Little Rock, Arkansas-based dispensary, made its first sale of recreational cannabis in Missouri. Preparations for that sale, including big investments in processes and personnel, go back months.
One of the St. Louis region's biggest operators of senior living facilities has hired a new chief operating officer with over 30 years of experience in the field.
Walbrandt Electric & Technology, an electrical contractor and provider of smart home technologies, has expanded its electrical operations with the acquisition of a local company.
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The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services said Thursday that the emergency rules legalizing recreational marijuana sales will go into effect Friday.
DHSS Communications Director Lisa Cox said the department's Division of Cannabis Regulation will begin approving conversion requests on Friday from medical dispensaries that requested the ability to sell adult-use marijuana.
Cox said nearly all of the state's medical marijuana dispensaries applied for the comprehensive license that would…
Sam Clancy, Laura Barczewski and Brent Solomon, KSDK
Tickets went on sale for St. Louis City Soccer Club's regular season Thursday morning and the individual tickets for the first match sold out in five minutes.
On March 4, City SC will meet Charlotte FC on the pitch surrounded by newly minted St. Louis soccer fans.
"It's fantastic," St. Louis City SC Vice President of Ticket Sales and Service Edmound Elzy said. "It means that there is always going to be a ton of energy in this building, they will be cheering on the team and also bringing a certain…
Saint Fults, General Manager, Slalom
Saint Fults is the General Manager of Slalom St. Louis. Slalom is a purpose-led, business and technology consulting company with over 40 markets globally and over 13K consultants. Saint’s background includes over 20 years of experience in driving transformational outcomes for key stakeholders and clients. He has directed and managed new product launches, major system integrations and business re-engineering programs for both private and public sectors. Saint…
An event and dining complex is planned for the Delmar Maker District, a St. Louis area that includes the Third Degree Glass Factory and a Magic House outpost.
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