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New water pipeline planned for Eureka by 2024
A company will start installing a new water pipeline this winter to supply Eureka with water from a St. Louis County system.
Ex-Maryland Heights officer faces 6-year term in child porn case; state charge dropped in plea deal
Prosecutors said Gregory Ortlip messaged an undercover officer pretending to be a 14-year-old girl and asked for lewd photos.
Coming into town for Music at the Intersection! Any artists want to hang out?
Review: The Muny’s The Color Purple Is Pure Black Girl Magic
I was not in the mood to go see The Color Purple at the Muny on Thursday. I was tired and my scant knowledge of The Color Purple (don’t revoke my Black card, but I’ve never read it) was that it was about a girl who was raped by her father and forced to live with another man who abused her. The week had already included one sex-abuse scandal.
Municipal Courts tosses backlog of low-level cases; Warrant Reset Day, Second Chance job fair planned
Municipal Courts Administrative Judge Newton McCoy signed on Thursday a dismissal order for more than 24,000 older, low-level cases at the municipal court. The cancellation, which happens annually, gives the …
Judith Durham of The Seekers, Australian group best known for hit “Georgy Girl,” dead at age 79
Judith Durham, longtime lead singer of the Australian pop-folk group The Seekers, died on Friday, August 5, at age 79 after a lengthy illness. According to a statement from Universal…
Need recommendations for architects...
Anyone know anything about the power outage in the grove?
Weird question... but is stomach flu currently going around for anyone else in the area right now?
Dick Vermeil, Super Bowl-winning coach of St. Louis Rams, inducted to Hall of Fame
Dick Vermeil won a Super Bowl title with the St. Louis Rams, and he will officially be inducted into to Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday.
Vegan Eats?
Looking for information on the billboard on 70e in the city
Chicken rings with cheese fries I bet
How Medicare prescription drug coverage would change under U.S. Senate Democrats’ bill
WASHINGTON — A major spending bill from U.S. Senate Democrats would allow Medicare for the first time in its history to begin negotiating the prices of certain high-priced prescription drugs — a proposal that’s been around for years but has never come so close to the finish line. Under the legislation, Medicare would start negotiating the […]
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Letter: Drop primary system and use 'ranked choice' voting plan
Matt Carpenter draws loud standing ovation in return to Busch Stadium
Matt Carpenter drew a loud standing ovation Friday night in his first visit back to St. Louis, where he played 11 seasons with the Cardinals.
Absolutely awesome! I got this for my boyfriend as a birthday present and it is currently in our living room.
Sushi Tour 2022
Back to School Giveaway In East Alton Brings Joy To Children, Families Once Again
SEE PHOTO GALLERY: EAST ALTON - The Back To School Giveaway event in East Alton has become a tradition that students will never forget thanks to the hard work of co-chairs Robin Carlton, Suzette Cranmer, and the many donors and volunteers who participate at the Keasler Complex. About 200 children took part Saturday at the Back To School Giveaway. The event was again something to remember Saturday. The Back To School Giveaway takes the chairs and volunteers about a year to coordinate and students receive everything from gently used clothes to backpacks, school supplies, hair cuts, girls get their nails done, undergarments, hygiene products, and many other miscellaneous items. Riverbend Bounce House also provided a Bounce House for children. In the end, there were so many smiles and blessed children with the right types of things to have a good school year. The Co-Chairs Carlton and Cranmer were so pleased with how it all played out Saturday. "It does take about a year to
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