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Rivertime Supper Club
Come join us on a late-afternoon paddle on one of our great rivers and enjoy twilight with a campfire gourmet dinner in an unparalleled remote
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Ozzy Osbourne wanted Jimmy Page for ‘Patient Number 9’ album: “Maybe he’d lost his phone”
If you're feeling bad about that text message you sent that got left on read, it might be comforting to know that even Ozzy Osbourne doesn't always get an answer…
Electrical Connection Sponsors Hawthorn Foundation Event
The Electrical Connection brought business, civic and state leadership together, including Missouri Governor Mike Parson, for a Hawthorn Foundation networking event at the August 13, 2022 St. Louis Cardinal game at Busch Stadium. The event, held in partnership with the Hawthorn Foundation, was designed to advance business and economic development initiatives in the state. Left […]
Second "Felony Lane Gang Member" Sentenced, Targeted Banks In Glen Carbon and Wood River
EAST ST. LOUIS - The U.S. District Court in East St. Louis announced on Thursday that Mary M. Thornhill, 36, of Knoxville, Tenn., was sentenced on Wednesday, August 17, to 34 months in prison for her involvement in a bank fraud scheme that targeted female victims in Southern Illinois. The group targeted banks located in the Metro East, including those in Glen Carbon and Wood River. In July 2021, Thornhill conspired with others to cash stolen checks and fraudulently obtain funds from financial institutions using stolen IDs — including driver’s licenses —belonging to real individuals living in Southern Illinois. Thornhill admitted that on July 19, 2021, she and Mills went to Regions Bank in Glen Carbon, and successfully cashed a check made payable to a person whose identity had been stolen. Thornhill and Mills were arrested by officers with the Glen Carbon Police Department within minutes of leaving Regions. At the time of her guilty plea, Thornhill admitted that members
Scientists Try To Out Maneuver Elon Musk’s Satellite Light Pollution
For a few years, scientific researchers have warned that Elon Musk’s Starlink low orbit satellite broadband constellations are harming scientific research. Simply, the light pollution Musk claimed would never happen in the first place is making it far more difficult to study the night sky, a problem researchers say can be mitigated somewhat but not eliminated. Musk and company […]
Location, location, location: Why Lindenwood's home in St. Louis attracted the Ohio Valley Conference
The leader of the Ohio Valley Conference tells why adding Lindenwood University to its roster aids the NCAA Division I conference: "It really expands us to another broad city and certainly adds to the attraction."
Solar storm: Where the auroras are visible in Missouri
Will you be able to see the aurora borealis from St. Louis tonight? It depends where you are and where you look.
St. Louis bike shop to open new store at City Foundry
Big Shark Bicycle Company, a full-service bicycle retail and repair company based in St. Louis, will open a location at City Foundry later this year.
Missouri Senate hopefuls Schmitt, Valentine campaign at fair
Missouri's Republican and Democratic U.S. Senate nominees are divided over policies backed by President Joe Biden as they begin their campaigns with a visit to the Missouri State Fair.
Lindenwood Inc.: Facing declining enrollment and revenue, ex-IBM exec turns university itself into a business. Here's how.
Facing declining enrollment and revenue, Lindenwood University turned to John Porter, a 33-year veteran of IBM, to lead its turnaround. His plan: Run Lindenwood like a business, and even scout for another university to buy.
Two Injured: Alton Police/Fire Respond To Serious Crash At College Avenue/Homer Adams Parkway Intersection
ALTON - Alton Police and Fire Departments responded to a serious two-vehicle traffic crash at 10:55 a.m. Thursday at the intersection of College Avenue and Homer Adams Parkway in Alton. Alton Deputy Police Chief Jarrett Ford said the following about the accident: "One vehicle, a brown, 2016 Kia passenger car was eastbound on College Avenue at the traffic light. Unit two, a white, 2007 Chevrolet passenger car was traveling north onto College Avenue from Homer Adams Parkway off of the exit ramp into the intersection. Both drivers of their respective vehicles were transported to Alton Memorial Hospital by ambulance. Both drivers were in stable condition." The Alton Police Department traffic division is handling the investigation and the cause of the accident is still under investigation.
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Fed officials united on need to hike rates, divided over how high to go
The Federal Reserve needs to keep raising borrowing costs to bring high inflation under control, a string of U.S. central bank officials said on Thursday, even as they debated how fast and how high to lift them.
South Grand exec: Knife fights, speeding, aggressive panhandling must stop
Alton Amphitheater Commission Announces Food Truck Lineup/Entertainment
ALTON - The successful Alton Food Truck Festival sponsored by Sauce Magazine will return to Liberty Bank Alton Amphitheater from 4 to 8 p.m. on Saturday, August 27. This year’s festival will feature twenty different food trucks offering a wide variety of enticing food options and musical entertainment by fan-favorite Groove Thang. Food trucks participating in the 2022 Alton Food Truck Festival are: Cajun Seduction Cheese Shack CinnaCrush Destination Desserts Doughboys Farmtruk Fire & Ice G Burrito Jaaise Grubb Pig On A Wing Scoops & More Spud Shack Street Cheff Sugarfire The Sweet Divine The Sweet Side TreauX’s Cajun BBQ Tuk Tuk Thai Wok and Roll Zacchi “This year’s Alton Food Truck Festival is shaping up to be the best one yet,” said Dan Herkert, Amphitheater Commission Chair. “This is one of the most popular events each season at Liberty Bank Alton Amphitheater, and we expect another great crowd this year.” “We
2nd woman tied to ‘Felony Lane Gang’ sentenced in Illinois for bank fraud
A Knoxville, Tennessee woman is the second member of a gang known for stealing valuables from parked vehicles in the St. Louis region and using stolen IDs to get money from those victims’ bank accounts to be sentenced for her crimes.
Sinclair sets nationwide launch date for local sports streaming service. Here's what it means for St. Louis sports fans.
Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc., the owner of Bally Sports Midwest, plans to roll out its local direct-to-consumer sports streaming service nationwide in September. While the streaming service will provide local fans with a new outlet to watch St. Louis Blues telecast, its ability to broadcast games from the St. Louis Cardinals remains unknown.
Here's a couple resources for any of the people that like making fantasy transit maps (interactive map link in comments)
Downtown's vacant Millennium Hotel cited for weeds, graffiti, shot-out window. The fine? Just $50.
Problems like weed growth, graffiti and a shot-out window have been cited at downtown's Millennium Hotel, vacant since 2014. But in the past two years, city officials have fined its owner just $50, records obtained by the Business Journal show.
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