If a draft U.S. Supreme Court opinion overturning Roe v. Wade holds true, nearly all abortions in Missouri would become illegal. But anti-abortion advocates worry the ban would be swiftly met with …
When the spring weather starts to heat up, fresh fruit is arguably one of the signifiers of the impending summer solstice, hoisting farmer’s markets into the limelight. Eckert’s Farm (multiple locations including 2719 Eckert Orchard Lane, Millstadt, Illinois; 618-233-0513, eckerts.com) hosts a temporary farmer’s market each year in celebration of their fresh produce, and this year, they’ll be extending their season a little bit longer. The farm has operated a pop-up market for more than 20 years, and this year it will be in Rock Hill at 9530 Manchester Road beginning May 12 and running until August 28.
EDWARDSVILLE - Mikayla Spano is a performance mechanic who works at Turbo Connection Racing in Edwardsville and was invited to last year’s SEMA Show in Las Vegas for her work in the automotive industry. Spano said she hopes her success in a male-dominated career can inspire other women to do anything they set their minds to. Spano said her interest in mechanics began long before she could drive - or even reach the pedals. “I started literally from the time I could walk. My Dad and Grandpa are mechanics and they’re my best friends, so growing up, I was in the garage with them. I wanted to know what they were doing and how they were doing it,” Spano said. “So I basically learned from them and then took what I learned from them and progressed to what I know now.” While Spano took some automotive classes in high school and even received a few scholarships, rather than going to college, Spano said she went “straight into the performance world.”
Kaleidoscope art is a serious venture. Artists and collectors Mike and Donna Thibodeau of St. Charles discuss the kaleidoscope exhibit on display at the Foundry Art Centre and the international expo that comes to Westport Plaza later this month.
Even if those pocket aces get busted on the river, online poker is a glamorous game of skill, a bit of luck, and a whole lot of fun – and the best poker sites online deal it out in spades. With low traffic poker sites and shady licensing being commonplace though, not all of them are reliable and worth your money. That’s why we’re ranking the best online poker rooms based on specific player-first criteria.
STLPR’s Greg Munteanu discusses the station’s Give STL Day campaign, which aims to raise money for window decals to stop bird strikes on its building in Grand Center. Ken Buchholz, director of the Audubon Center at Riverlands, shares his perspective on the importance of protecting migratory birds.
SPRINGFIELD – The start of the Illinois State Fair is only 100 days away and to celebrate, the Illinois State Fair announced today that Willie Nelson & Family will headline the Illinois Lottery Grandstand on Tuesday, August 16. Tickets for the show go on sale this Saturday, May 7. Willie Nelson has earned every possible award as a musician over a career that has spanned seven decades. The ten-time Grammy Award winner has also garnered reputable credentials as an actor, author, and activist. In 1985, Nelson co-founded Farm Aid to raise awareness about the loss of family farms and help raise money to keep family farms on the land. “Willie Nelson is a true champion for farmers,” said Illinois State Fair Manager Rebecca Clark. “I can think of no one better to help us celebrate our state’s number one industry during the fair. On top of his love for agriculture, he will be performing hits that fairgoers from every generation can sing along to.” Opening
ALTON – OSF HealthCare Saint Anthony’s Health Center and OSF Medical Group are pleased to announce that we are welcoming new patients to all three primary care offices in the Riverbend area. OSF HealthCare understands the importance of establishing a relationship with a primary care provider (PCP), and to better serve our patients and community, we have expanded our hours for greater flexibility to accommodate busy schedules. Primary care providers at OSF Medical Group help guide patients through the health care journey – whether getting preventive care such as wellness checks or referrals to specialists. Working together with OSF primary care clinicians, patients will have access to health education, disease prevention, and healthy living options. When needed, patients will find knowledgeable, highly skilled care teams to diagnose and treat both acute and chronic illnesses. The OSF Medical Group - Primary Care office in Alton is located at #2 Saint Anthony’s
If a draft U.S. Supreme Court opinion overturning Roe v. Wade holds true, nearly all abortions in Missouri would become illegal. But anti-abortion advocates worry the ban would be swiftly met with lawsuits. They hope the leaked U.S. Supreme Court opinion overturning Roe will jumpstart efforts to place a proposal on the statewide ballot declaring […]
Courthouse News Service, as its name would imply, relies heavily on court documents to create content. Over the past few years, however, random court clerks around the nation have suddenly decided the old way of doing things was no longer acceptable. For years, reporters have been given access to filings the day that they’re filed. […]
EDWARDSVILLE - Year-round, women strive to make significant efforts to engender equal and equitable space wherever they are. Owing to their broader contribution to the immediate community and beyond, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville’s Inclusive Excellence, Education and Development Hub (The Hub) recognized 17 Phenomenal Women, comprising faculty, staff, students and community members, who are shaping society with their community involvement, public discourse and exemplary leadership. A virtual event held in March honored the women, including awardees from not only SIUE, but also within the SIU System. “Our campus is stronger with the presence of women like the ones celebrated at this event,” shared Lindy Wagner, assistant vice chancellor for Inclusive Excellence, Education and Development. “Our campus and the community benefit from all the hard work and dedication put in, be it visible or invisible labor.” “This event provides a chance t
GODFREY - Taylor and Lily will be hosting their 14 th annual Christmas in July on July 29, 2022. "They are looking for raffle ticket items," their grandmother Margaret Freer said. "Everyone has been so generous in the past. The raffle is the main money-maker for the event and 100 percent of what is raised stays here in our community and is tax-deductible. "I believe we have a business donating $2,500 cash prize and we need several items to make the raffle appealing. Condo rentals, timeshares, vacation packages, green seats, etc. are all well received and coveted items. "If anyone can help please call 618-466-6151 and ask for Margaret or Carrie. We are hoping for another successful event. I cannot express enough how many people this helps."
St. Louisans can again fly direct to Canada starting this weekend. Air Canada ceased operation in St. Louis due to the onset of the Coronavirus pandemic. The first direct flights to and from Toronto in two years will take off and land on Saturday.
This story was originally published by Creative Loafing Tampa. Musical acts that defy categorization and are difficult to describe are rare, fascinating creatures.
WASHINGTON (AP) — A draft opinion suggests the U.S. Supreme Court could be poised to overturn the landmark 1973 Roe v. Wade case that legalized abortion nationwide, according to a Politico …
GLEN CARBON - Freshman Mia Range is a top-notch competitor in both track and field and soccer. She recently won the Madison County Small Schools high jump and 100-meter dash. She was the state indoor high jump champion for small schools. Mia is a Byron Carlson Petri & Kalb, Kalb, Inc., Female Athlete of the Month for Father McGivney Catholic High School. Her best in the high jump is 5-3.75 and she has run a 12.97 in the 100. She is also outstanding in the 200 meters and long jump. She won the state indoors with a 5-3 high jump. “The high jump is definitely my favorite event,” she said. “My goal for the outdoor season in the high jump is 5-foot-5. I hope to get in the low 27s or 26 at state. I want to make it to state in the 200 and high jump.” Mia said her main hope is to take a state outdoor high jump title back to McGivney. She is very satisfied with McGivney Catholic High School and said: “It is a lot different than a public school with a lot
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