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Meet SLU’s New Director of Entrepreneurship, An Entrepreneur Himself
Lewis Sheats, newly appointed Director of the Chaifetz Center for Entrepreneurship, Saint Louis University is the founder of Interstate Logistics, Co-founder of GPS device firm Securus and part-time chief strategy officer for Raleigh.
He plans to focus on interdisciplinary collaboration and experiential learning.
This collaboration aims to enable students from various disciplines to bring their ideas together to build a strong concept and product. Along with this, he intends to build young entrepreneurs and to groom the talent pipeline in St. Louis.
Old Bakery Beer Company in Alton rolls out winter menu and beers
Among the additions: a seasonal Tannenbaum IPA, as well as the Charlie Brown—“basically a Thanksgiving meal on a sandwich.”
I have a 16 hour layover in STL. Is there a place in the airport where I can leave my carry on to explore the city?
Parade
St. Louis officials say city mask mandate remains in effect despite judge’s ruling
Cole County circuit judge ruled Monday that all existing health orders related to the pandemic issued by local health authorities are ‘null and void.’
Donations continue to pour in for Kevin Strickland after he was freed from Missouri prison
Strickland, exonerated Tuesday in a 1978 triple murder, is not eligible for compensation under Missouri state law.
What is up with all the vehicles with Cardinals license plates and no numbers?
Happy Thanksgiving!
Keyon Harrold brings friends PJ Morton, Terrace Martin to Jazz St. Louis residency
Trumpet player will perform Dec. 1-5 at Ferring Jazz Bistro.
Boxing fans excited to see Guns 'N Hoses return to the ring at Enterprise Center
North Nineteenth Street Between Branch Avenue and Angelrodt Street, West Side
I was driving somewhere else when I spotted this row of houses on North Nineteenth Street, on the far south side of Hyde Park. I don’t think I’ve photographed them before. The house below looks like it might be seeing… Continue Reading →
Conservationists work to keep Missouri’s wild turkey numbers up
A thick blanket of fallen leaves completely covered the hikers’ feet on Turkey Ridge Trail in St. Louis County. A leafless forest is great for spotting Missouri’s largest bird — the wild turkey — this time of year, said Ed Leutwiler, a longtime volunteer with Missouri Department of Conservation. But unfortunately, the loud crunching sounds […]
The post Conservationists work to keep Missouri’s wild turkey numbers up appeared first on Missouri Independent.
Thanks for Giving: Trio cleans Lafayette Square neighborhood and park
Mike Boyd, Michelle Heus and Ron Taylor have spent years picking up trash in the Lafayette Square neighborhood.
Thanks for Giving: When John met Lola
It’s all about timing when forming a good match, even if you have to let them go.
Meanwhile in Branson....
Anything to do tomorrow(thanksgiving day)?
William Karras of Troy, MO
William Karras of Troy, MO became a Real Rock Hero in the Real Rock Army today