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Musk’s Pledge To Bring Starlink To Iran Didn’t Actually Do Anything. That Didn’t Stop The Hype Machine.
Despite Elon Musk’s disdain for the press, his legend wouldn’t exist without the media’s need to hyperventilate over every last thing that comes out of the billionaire’s mouth. We’re at the point where the dumbest offhand comment by Musk becomes its own three week news cycle (see the entire news cycle based on Musk’s comments […]
Adam Wainwright greets Chick-fil-A customers in Des Peres
It was Adam Wainwright's "pleasure" to surprise St. Louis Cardinals fans and chicken cravers in a rare late-season off day Thursday afternoon.
Centene agrees to pay $14.2M to resolve Massachusetts allegations
It is the 10th settlement that states have announced with Clayton-based Centene, the nation's largest Medicaid managed care provider, since June 2021 over its pharmacy benefit management practices. Those settlements required Centene to make about $491 million in payments.
RBGA Hosts Expansion Celebrations For Senior Services Plus, CEFCU
GODFREY – Two new member expansions celebrated opening occasions in September, complete with kick-off ribbon-cutting ceremonies led by the RiverBend Growth Association staff and members. Celebrating were CEFCU at its new Godfrey location and Senior Services Plus in Alton. The RBGA led a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Sept. 15, 2022, to celebrate CEFCU’s Godfrey facility, its first location in the Riverbend community, at 2810 Godfrey Road. There were approximately 50 people on hand for the special occasion, with a grand opening hosted by the credit union from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The ribbon-cutting ceremony was held at 11:30 a.m. Remarks were shared by Member Engagement Director Stefanie Withers on behalf of the RBGA, along with CEFCU President/CEO Matt Mamer. There was also a drawing held for a $250 Amazon gift card, a catered buffet from Nicky G’s, and featured floral arrangements by Petaled Pail. CEFCU shared branded items with those in attendance as well. CEFCU,
Spellman Brady & Co. Completes Custom Artwork for PayneCrest Electric
Spellman Brady & Company, an award-winning interior design firm, has completed a customized artwork package for PayneCrest’s prefabrication facility, “Prefab”, in St. Louis, MO. Spellman Brady was responsible for commissioning several unique pieces for the artwork package which reflects PayneCrest Electric’s unique corporate identity. The PayneCrest Electric Prefab is a 33,000 sq ft warehouse where […]
L&C Students Enjoy the Weather and Fun at Fall Fest
GODFREY – Lewis and Clark Community College welcomed autumn’s arrival during Fall Fest 2022 on Wednesday, Sept. 28. Students celebrated with music, food, contests and lots of giveaways. The Occupational Therapy Assistant (OTA) Club was just one of the many represented at the event. Pictured, from left to right, are OTA students Krystal Roller, Gaby Hall, Madison Wallace and Sidney Ellsworth. To learn more about L&C OTA program and other degree and career programs, call or text the Enrollment Center at (618) 468-2222 or visit the website at www.lc.edu/enroll .
Missouri's gas price average back down this week
According to AAA's Missouri Weekend Gas Watch, the average gas price for unregulated fuel statewide is now $3.35.
Nord Stream gas leaks may be biggest ever, with warning of ‘large climate risk’
‘Colossal amount’ of leaked methane, twice initial estimates, is equivalent to third of Denmark’s annual CO2 emissions or 1.3 million cars.
Former youth pastor sentenced for sexual abuse of Missouri teen
A former youth pastor from the New York City area appeared in St. Louis federal court Thursday morning to be sentenced for grooming and sexually abusing a Missouri teenager in 2013.
Opinion | How I've marked the passage of time with a poker game
At the beginning of our 50-year-old friendly poker game, a favorite topic was sex. That progressed to our careers, and then shifted to tech gadgets and the size of our computers. Now we talk mostly about our ailments and doctors' appointments.
The Climate Dystopia Is Already Here
Today on TAP: Greenhouse gas emissions are a clear and present danger to American society.
Expansive new Paul McCartney biography to be published in December
A new book that takes an in-depth look at Paul McCartney's life and musical endeavors following The Beatles' breakup will be published this winter. The McCartney Legacy: Volume 1 -- 1969–73…
Missouri health executives plead guilty in widespread fraud
The corruption scheme ensnared several Arkansas elected officials and lobbyists, prosecutors said.
Man charged in spree of vehicle break-ins, thefts in west St. Louis County
Man charged in spree of vehicle break-ins, thefts in west St. Louis County
Tired of swiping left? This St. Louis startup wants to provide an alternative to the traditional dating app
Allison Cousins and Riley Foster first met as teachers at a local charter school. Today, they’re leading Approach Dating, a startup that wants to make online dating easier and more efficient for singles.
Missouri Ethics Commission hobbled again after Parson pulls appointees
The commission wasn’t able to act on a complaint filed against a St. Charles County Councilman.
Rosati-Kain High School Should Stay Open, Leave Archdiocese
Think back to the most awkward time in your life. You know, that time when you are old enough to know generally how the world operates but are still trying to figure out how you fit into all of it. Old enough to have many parts of your personality fleshed out, but some of it remains under construction.
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IBEW Electrical Workers Minority Caucus Ramps Up Annual Coat Drive
The IBEW Electrical Workers Minority Caucus is ramping up its annual coat drive with the goal of distributing 700 coats to the needy. The minority caucus is part of the Electrical Connection, a partnership of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 1 and the St. Louis Chapter of the National Electrical Contractors Association. […]
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