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Ameren, citing the reliability of electricity, says more time is needed to set closure date for coal plant
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Saint Louis Art Museum closing until Feb. 1 due to Covid-19 cases among staff
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St. Louis County opening new Covid-19 testing site
A new drive-thru Covid-19 testing site will open Monday in north St. Louis County.
St. Louis County Executive Sam Page made the announcement during a Friday news conference. The site, located at the North County Recreation Complex at 2577 Redman Ave., will increase the county's testing capacity by 1,000 tests per week. The county is currently averaging 2,000 tests per week, Page said.
Beginning Monday, Jan. 10, the site will be open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The tests are by appointment…
St. Peters-based civil engineering firm Pickett, Ray & Silver acquired by Pittsburgh company
Mark Vittert's Reflections: Surviving the recession
Theater chain sells Ronnie’s Plaza shopping center
UHY expands in the Midwest with acquisition in Iowa
Behind push for Lambert overhaul, a sense that the airport doesn’t measure up
Argent Capital Management becomes a 100% employee-owned firm
How Benson Hill's latest acquisition helps propel a future growth vector
Benson Hill CEO Matt Crisp said his company’s $102 million deal for ZFS Creston LLC, a manufacturer of white flake and soy flour in southwest Iowa, allows it to scale up its plant-based protein ingredients commercialization while also positioning it for a more lucrative revenue source in the future.
Playbook for 2022: How 9 St. Louis executives expect the year ahead to be defined
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra names diversity, equity and inclusion executive
St. Louis leaders give an economic forecast for 2022: In the tunnel with a light in the distance
On Tuesday, December 14, 2021, over 200 financial professionals, small business owners, corporate executives, real estate agents and other professionals gathered at the Royal Banks of Missouri Economic Forecast Breakfast to discuss the economic outlook for the St. Louis region. After meeting virtually last year, getting to meet in person to discuss our region felt like Christmas came early. The information and knowledge shared at this event is vital for business owners, business professionals and…
Opinion | How to solve the Great Resignation
SSM Health rescheduling some elective procedures during Covid surge
SSM Health hospitals are rescheduling some elective procedures during the Covid-19 surge, a release from the hospital system said Wednesday. It will be done on a case-by-case basis and comes as SSM is reallocating staff to help with the increase in patients as Covid cases continue to climb in the St. Louis area.
“Before the most recent surge in Covid-19 cases, we were already seeing exceptionally high volumes in our ministries,” said Jeremy Fotheringham, SSM Health St. Louis regional president,…
Take a look at Wildhorse Village, a $500M mixed-use redevelopment that could shift St. Louis' 'center of gravity' to Chesterfield (PHOTOS)
A $500 million, 80-acre mixed-use development that kicks off construction this month in Chesterfield will be built on such a large scale that, combined with another similarly sized proposed development nearby, the developer predicts it will “shift the center of gravity of this entire region” to downtown Chesterfield.