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Champions for Diversity & Inclusion winners celebrated at Chase Park Plaza event (Photos)
Winners of the Champions for Diversity & Inclusion Awards for 2022, celebrated at a lunch event Thursday, represent a broad range of organizations and titles. In their acceptance remarks, all thanked others for their help and some related personal stories. Here are photos from the event and a sampling of honorees' comments.
31st Annual Apple Festival Returning to Jersey County Historical Society
JERSEYVILLE - The 31st annual Apple Festival is officially set for 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, October 1, 2022, at the Jersey County Historical Society, located at 601 N. State Street in Jerseyville, also known as the Cheney Mansion. This year’s festival will feature a lineup of live entertainment from a variety of local acts. First up at 9:30 a.m. is the Jersey County Arts Council (JCAC) Children’s Choir, followed by JCHS Musical Groups at 10:30 a.m. The Gibson Girls will perform at 12:30 p.m., then Back in the Saddle will be the final act of the afternoon starting at 1:30 p.m. Beth McGlasson, Vice President of the Jersey County Historical Society, said there will be pioneer demonstrators making lye soap, weaving rugs on a loom, quilting, and more at the festival. She said there will also be opportunities for kids to get involved with pioneer crafts and chores of their own. “For our pioneer crafts and chores, what we do is we have tables set up around our cabins,
Anyone know what is up with these “please and thank you” billboards off 64?
Expanded picture-disc version of The Police’s ‘Ghost in the Machine’ due in November
A limited-edition vinyl picture version of The Police's popular 1981 album Ghost in the Machine, featuring the record's originally planned track list and sequencing, will be released November 4. The…
Sittin’ On the Porch Jam
Join NBM’s Sittin’ on the Porch on Thursday Nights from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM! Players of all levels are encouraged to come jam with
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There is a new meetup called Code and Coffee in St. Louis
‘Cannabus’ doctor arrested in southeast Missouri sting operation
Dr. Zinia Thomas made headlines in 2019 when other cannabis doctors accused her of illegally selling marijuana. She was arrested Sept. 1.
Ruling offers insight into move of Greitens case to Texas
Despite allegations of instances of violence levied by Sheena Greitens, the judge ruled there was “no pattern of domestic violence by either Mother or Father.”
Copyright Troll In Taiwan Accused Of Uploading Movies Itself To Entice, Sue, And Threaten ‘Pirates’
It’s no secret that copyright trolls have been a scourge on many countries for some time now. The typical method of the copyright troll is quite simple. You buy or acquire the rights to some media, you watch for any of that media to show up on the internet illicitly, and then you attempt to […]
Woman shot in chest and killed on North Grand
Police are on the scene where a woman was shot Thursday in north St. Louis.
Queen Elizabeth II dies, leaving Britain awash in code names
Queen Elizabeth II has died, which means that Prince Charles finally becomes King Charles. But what number will he be? We've already had King Charles I, who got into a fight with the Trumpists of his time and was eventually beheaded by their rump in 1649. After a few years had gone by the Brits ...continue reading "Queen Elizabeth II dies, leaving Britain awash in code names"
St. Louisans share thoughts on the passing of Queen Elizabeth II
On Thursday, the Union Jack was draped with black bunting outside The English Shop on Historic Main Street in St. Charles. The British food and gift shop said it had taken many calls upon the passing of Queen Elizabeth II.
Lighthouse Point on the Mississippi River may add to the Zoo's plans
St. Louis, Mo. - A developer is planning a 67-acre project along the Mississippi River north of St. Louis called Lighthouse Point. It is located near the St. Louis Zoo's new WildCare Park on Riverview Drive. Current plans include a marina, waterpark, themed hotels, restaurants, and shopping. “We anticipate connectivity between the two projects will [...]
Victim Dies At Shooting Scene In Granite City, Another Subject In Custody
GRANITE CITY - A victim died after a shooting around 12:50 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 8, 2022, in the 2700 block of East 25th Street in Granite City. Granite City Assistant Chief Nick Novacich said Granite City Police was called to the scene to investigate a report of at least one gunshot and discovered a victim and began rendering aid. Treatment of the victim was later taken over by the Granite City Fire Department’s Paramedics, but the person did not survive. The officers arrived on the scene and one subject was immediately taken into custody. The Granite City Police Department is currently investigating this incident, Assistant Chief Novacich said. "As a result of the ongoing investigation, we cannot release any specific information about this case at this time," Novacich added. "The Granite City Police Department has one person of interest in custody and we want our citizens to know that there is no longer a threat to safety in the area regarding this incident." There is n
Geraldo Rivera says he could never support Trump again
Fox News personality Geraldo Rivera said in a new tweet that he’s not going to support former President Trump again. Rivera on Wednesday stressed the former president’s "shameful" claims that the 2020 election was stolen. “Election Deniers depress me,” Rivera said. “I blame President Trump for his shameful campaign to slander and undermine American faith [...]
KWK Architects Hires Jess DeAngelo as Architectural Associate
KWK Architects is proud to announce the hiring of Jess DeAngelo as an Architectural Associate. In her new role, DeAngelo will assist the architectural team in all stages of design, including site planning, construction document preparation and construction administration. She has four years of industry experience, which includes a year as a self-employed design consultant […]
Trump special master ruling ‘troubling,’ legal experts say
A federal judge’s ruling granting former President Trump’s request for a special master has generated a range of intense reactions from legal experts, who have called it unusual, lacking in legal reasoning, “absurd” and offering undue favoritism to a former president. The ruling in favor of Trump by federal district court Judge Aileen Cannon has [...]
First woman of color chosen to head Missouri Women's Political Caucus
Teona McGhaw-Boure was elected in August to head the caucus. A St. Louisan and a paralegal by profession, she works for Planned Parenthood.
States wasting billions on new highways, rather than fixing old ones: report
State use of federal infrastructure dollars to prioritize highway expansions over repairs could waste billions of dollars and worsen the impacts of climate change, a new report has found. The report, published on Thursday by the U.S. Public Interest Research Groups (U.S. PIRG), urged state lawmakers to reexamine proposed highway expansion projects — while taking into [...]
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