The very first Let Them Eat Art was 19 years ago in 2006. Unlike most of the good ideas that I have had this one took root and flourished. Of course, there were very many other folks involved. But it is our former Community Development director Rachelle L’ecuyer and her tireless hard work who deserves […]
Canada geese were either killed or relocated from the new Brentwood park. A new pizza restaurant is coming to the former Del Pietro’s in Richmond Heights. KSDK — 2 separate gun-involved incidents at Maplewood Walmart prompt police responses Thursday Fox 2 — The Promenade at Brentwood sold for over $71M to real estate firm KSDK […]
Sando Shack has opened at at 7376 Manchester, the prominent Maplewood corner of Manchester Road and Sutton Boulevard. Boardwalk Waffles, which closed almost two years ago, was the last tenant in the spot. St. Louis magazine reports that Sando Shack “offers the the katsu sando—a crispy, panko-breaded pork or chicken cutlet served on pillowy-soft milk […]
Christian Rusteberg owns two multi-unit brick apartment buildings on Greenwood Boulevard, and has lived in one of the units for more than 20 years. Eventually he needed more storage. So he planned to do what several other Maplewood home owners have done — add a second floor to his garage. “I’ve got 20 years worth […]
More Extraordinary Images From The Collection Of The Missouri Historical Society A Tale of Two Albums – Part Six As I have mentioned in past posts, I am not 100% certain that I know who created these two albums that have proved to be so fascinating. Let’s start this post with a short review. Since […]
Longtime Maplewood resident Bob Harsh, a man of whom it could be said without reservation was a friend to everyone he met, passed away last week from complications from a serious injury. Everyone has their own memories of Bob. One of mine, which I’m sure can’t be unique, are his smiling greeting, possibly at a […]
In my last post, A Tale of Two Albums – Part Five, alert readers may recall that in a couple of the images of a group of women sitting on the front steps of the Sappington home, I identified the image of an older woman as being that of Margaret Sutton. I feel fairly certain […]
In the news: a Richmond Heights family in a century-old home deals with the after-effects of the tornado. Plus, St. Louis Magazine covers Maplewood’s newest restaurant, and more. Feast — The ultimate food-lover’s guide to Maplewood St. Louis Magazine — A family uprooted: A St. Louis mom navigates the tornado’s aftermath St. Louis Magazine — […]
The for lease signs have come down at the vacant spot between Paramount Jewelers and The Book House, at 7352 Manchester Road. A representative of Rothschild St. Louis—the property’s owner—would only say that there are plans for the empty space, and then speculated about the last time it was in use.
More Extraordinary Images From The Collection Of The Missouri Historical Society A Tale of Two Albums – Part Five This post has been a difficult one to birth. I had a direction that I began the construction process with. Then about half way through it began to go in a different direction. So I rewrote […]
The Summer Concert Series brings neighbors, friends, and everyone in between together for an evening of music and fun. This year the series runs June through September and is FREE to attend. The concerts are held in Ryan Hummert Park and made possible with the support of the City of Maplewood and sponsoring businesses. Consider […]
Travel + Leisure Magazine named Maplewood the best small town to retire in, and several other sources reported the news as well. Travel + Leisure — This Suburb Was Named the Best U.S. Small Town to Retire for Cost of Living, Crime, and Livability Kick 97.9 — Experts say the BEST place to Retire in […]
The St. Louis Post Dispatch reports that Shana Jones, the former city council member also known for her COVID-19 relief work with her “Grab-N-Go Table,” has pleaded guilty to a fraud-related felony. Jones pleaded guilty last week in St. Louis County Circuit Court to a charge of filing false documents — her fifth felony since […]
More Extraordinary Images From The Collection Of The Missouri Historical Society A Tale of Two Albums – Part Four By now, if you have been following this site all along, you may be saying to yourself, What now? More Ultra Rare images? Just how many Ultra Rare images can one find before they become less […]
The aroma of roasting coffee is set to come to 2500 Sutton Boulevard in July. Hunter Iffland plans to open his Kentzo Koffee at the former location of Looking Meadow Cafe and Stone Spiral before that. Iffland has been roasting and selling his coffee online for four years at kentzokoffee.com. Iffland said he’s planning on […]
Maplewood resident Brad Jackson has filed a second law suit against the city of Maplewood. It’s in Missouri case.net, case number 25SL-CC03975. Jackson filed a suit in August last year against the city of Maplewood; Maplewood Mayor Barry Greenberg; Kate Bethel, owner of Maven Bath and Candle Co., and Isaac Chosich, an employee at Maven. […]
Maplewood judge Douglas Sidel officiated the swearing in of three council members at the Maplewood city council meeting on Tuesday. C Wiley was successful in a write-in campaign for Ward 1. Eric Page (Ward 2) and Nick Homa (Ward 3) both were reelected to second terms (both unopposed). Also, Maplewood Mayor Barry Greenberg read a […]
More Extraordinary Images From The Collection Of The Missouri Historical Society A Tale of Two Albums – Part Two Long time followers of this blog probably know quite a bit about Maplewood’s oldest home and the effort to save it. In case you don’t, here is a link to a past post about it. Saving […]
A KSDK reporter visits the newly opened Robin Restaurant in downtown Maplewood, Parker’s Table in Richmond Heights is set to open a 30-seat wine bar, and Max Preps reports on an MRH baseball game (AI generated article). KSDK — Chef Alec Schingel debuts Robin Restaurant in downtown Maplewood Max Preps — Baseball Recap: Metro Picks […]
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