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The lineup for the upcoming Bad Company tribute album has been revealed.Can’t Get Enough: The Music of Bad Company, dropping Oct. 24, will have artists covering the group’s biggest hits,…

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What if the secret to bringing people closer lies not in grand gestures, but in the simple act of sharing a meal outdoors? Backyard barbecues have long been a staple of social life, transcending cultures and generations. But throwing a successful barbecue is more than just firing up the grill and hoping for the best. It’s about crafting an experience that combines good food, great company, and a relaxed atmosphere. Whether you’re a seasoned host or planning your first backyard gathering, mastering some key elements can transform your barbecue into an event everyone looks forward to. Setting the Scene: Designing a Welcoming Space The environment you create significantly influences the mood of your barbecue. Think beyond the basics of tables and chairs to create an inviting atmosphere. Seating and Layout: Arrange seating to encourage conversation. Use a mix of benches, chairs, and picnic blankets to accommodate different preferences and age groups. For example, a circular

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Here are some key retail and business openings and closings for the St. Louis area in July

Boeing’s air and space museum, the James S. McDonnell Prologue Room, will be open to the public this summer! From biplanes to space capsules, the Prologue Room displays artifacts and […]

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Jordan Hughes was St. Louis Community College's commencement speaker, after barely graduating high school. “If I can do this, you can do this as well.”

Extreme heat is making its mark today with a high of 95 degrees and a low of 75. The sky will be mostly sunny with a westerly breeze at about 7 mph. It will feel much hotter, with the heat index soaring to around 110 degrees. Stay hydrated and avoid prolonged sun exposure to prevent heat-related illnesses. The National Weather Service has issued an Extreme Heat Warning until 7 p.m. Wednesday. This means dangerous heat conditions are expected, so take extra care if you’re outdoors. Allergy sufferers should note that mold levels are moderate, ragweed is low, and tree pollen is low. UV rays are very high today, so sunscreen is a must. Tomorrow will bring even hotter weather, with a high near 97 and a low around 74. It will be mostly sunny and humid again, with the heat index climbing to 111. Another round of dangerous heat is expected, so continue to take precautions. Looking ahead to Wednesday, thunderstorms are likely in the afternoon and evening, some could be heavy with th

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Homicide Detectives are investigating after a man was found dead on July 21 in the West End neighborhood.

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Earlier this month we noted how California was attempting to pass a new law ensuring that broadband would be affordable to poor people. The original law proposed that the biggest ISPs would need to make sure they offered speeds of at least 100 Mbps down, 20 Mbps up for $15 a month to California residents […]

Bissinger's Handcrafted Chocolatier Company is planning to open ten new retail stores across the country, despite increased costs and supply chain issues in the chocolate industry.

MoBot's Tom Croat is one of the region's longest-serving public employees, according to the Post-Dispatch public pay database.

Coal's economic challenges forced Peabody and several competitors into bankruptcy in recent years.

The price of cocoa beans, the key ingredient of chocolate, has skyrocketed over the past few months.

The city of St. Louis seems more interested in complying with those who have no stake or genuine interest in it.

Habitat for Humanity of St. Charles County is hosting a free Home Buyer Readiness Program consisting of four workshops to provide financial coaching and skills to help individuals achieve their homeownership goals.

Eight lawsuits seek $3.5 million in unpaid invoices from shuttered north St. Louis clinic.