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IMPACT Strategiesβ Making an IMPACT Foundation Awards Inaugural Scholarship
The Making an IMPACT Foundation, established in 2021 by IMPACT Strategies of Fairview Heights, IL, has awarded its inaugural scholarship. Pictured left to right: Mike Christ – Executive VP of IMPACT Strategies, Mark Hinrichs – President of IMPACT Strategies, Thomas Logan β Scholarship Winner, Michael Holmes β Director of Diversity & Strategic Partnerships for IMPACT […]
70% of Republicans blame inflation on Joe Biden
This is from the 2022 American Family Survey: I wonder what Republicans really think about this? If they're serious about the cause not being spending bills passed by Congress (stimulus, CHIPS Act, infrastructure, the Inflation Reduction Act), what exactly is left to blame on "Biden administration policies"? It is a mystery.
Alex Rodriguez expected on the call for Cardinals' Wild Card Series
Former New York Yankees star Alex Rodriguez and MLB analyst Michael Kay will call the series as part of an ESPN-supported broadcast for Wild Card weekend.
City eyes slate of tax subsidies for $325M north riverfront plan
In order to entice a developer to create a $325 million entertainment, restaurant and retail complex along the Mississippi River, the city of St. Louis is considering a slate of tax subsidies.
Illinois man had drugs mailed from Netherlands to Mascoutah
A federal jury convicted a Belleville man Thursday of sending MDMA through the mail with the intent to distribute the drug.
Laura Loomer Loses Again; Appeals Court Affirms $124,000 Legal Fee Judgment In Bogus Lawsuit Over Twitter Ban
Engaging in performative litigation may be fun to do and score points with your fan base. But, sooner or later, these theatrical productions tend to generate actual costs — something that can’t be offset with shares and retweets, or even votes at the polls. Laura Loomer, an alt-right personality mostly known for ineffectively handcuffing herself […]
Missouri farmer pleads guilty to cattle fraud scheme that led to murder
Garland Joey Nelson, of Braymer, Missouri, pleaded guilty to a cattle fraud scheme that led to the murder of two men from Wisconsin.
Seventh Annual Socks For Tots Community Socks Drive Begins In November
ALTON - A charity drive that Alderwoman Rosetta “Rosie” Brown holds close to her heart is the "Socks for Tots, LLC, event in Alton. Rosie, the founder of “Socks for Tots, LLC” announces today that her Annual Socks for Tots Drive” will begin November through December 2022. "It’s time to replenish the socks inventory for our youth," she said. "My mission is to “Heat the Feet” of our school-age children. Last year with the help of our community I was able to provide over $3,500 pairs of socks to schools, daycares, the Oasis Women Center, Boys and Girls Club, and Catholic Children’s Home. Let’s really make an impact on the lives of our children by collectively donating toward this initiative." Boxes will be placed in several venues in our community including the Alton-Godfrey and Wood River Rotary Clubs, Alton Democratic Party, YWCA, City Hall, Today’s Beauty, Bluff City, US Nails, Lovettes, Athletico, New Beginning, Turning
This temp tag takes the cake
"Jeff Bridges: Pictures" explores the actor's decades behind the camera
The exhibition at The Sheldon, on view beginning October 8, is the first presentation of Bridges' photography in the Midwest.
St. Louis driver charged with DUI in crash that killed 23-year-old
Javier Morales faces one felony count of driving while intoxicated.
Kwame Building Group Hires Briana Jones and DeAna Carter as Project Team Members
Kwame Building Group has added Briana Jones as Project Administrator and DeAna Carter as Project Engineer. As Project Administrator, Jones is responsible for administrative support on various projects, working primarily on the Metropolitan Sewer District project. She corresponds with project team members and clients, creating presentations, managing records and compiling reports. Carter collaborates with owners […]
Jury Convicts Illinois Man For Sending MDMA Through U.S. Postal Service for Distribution
EAST ST. LOUIS - Delon Echols, 31, of Belleville, was convicted by a federal jury on Thursday, September 29, 2022, for sending MDMA through the mail with the intent to later distribute it. According to court documents and evidence presented at trial, Echols utilized the Dark Web to order MDMA from the Netherlands. Echols shipped the drugs through the U.S. Postal service to an unwitting individual in Mascoutah, Illinois. In August of 2019, the individual learned about the package containing narcotics and immediately went to the Mascoutah Police Department. Police discovered that 911.5 grams of MDMA was concealed in vacuum-sealed bags inside whey protein jugs to avoid detection. People who use MDMA usually take it as a capsule or tablet, though some swallow it in liquid form or snort the powder. The popular nickname Molly (slang for "molecular") often refers to the supposedly "pure" crystalline powder form of MDMA, usually sold in capsules. At trial, the individual discussed how Echol's
Cigarette smugglers from St. Louis sentenced in federal court
The ringleader of a cigarette smuggling operation previously exposed in FOX Files reports was sentenced Monday to federal prison.
Historic Scott Joplin House vandalized in St. Louis
Rage Against the Machine cancels remainder of tour, including the (thrice-postponed) St. Louis show
Missouri governor to sign major election-year package of tax cuts and incentives
The special session called by Gov. Mike Parson is now adjourned.
Leaf Walk
In the months of September, October, and November we offer a two-hour walking tour of the cemetery and arboretum as the foliage transitions through the
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