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Kelly & Kevin's Love Story
Our Love Story: The Couple: Kelly And Kevin Willumat from Granite City Date Met/Started Dating: June 7, 1984 Briefly Describe First Date: I was 9 so we sat on the swings and talked. Date Married: August 26, 1994 Name Something You Enjoy Doing Together: Disc Golf Share Advice For A Happy Relationship: Compromise. Have a day a week with your own friends.
St. Louis mayor names new interim personnel director after rule change
Former Laclede Gas senior vice president John Moten Jr. was named as interim personnel director.
Kim & Kraig's Love Story
Our Love Story: The Couple: Kim & Kraig Daniels from East Alton Date Met/Started Dating: August 30, 2014 Briefly Describe First Date: Football game followed by Applebees for dinner. Date Married: October 14, 2017 Name Something You Enjoy Doing Together: We’re both competitive at heart so whether it’s Dave and Busters or playing the Wii we love to play games together. Share Advice For A Happy Relationship: Don’t ever lose your playfulness, just because your growing older together and have more responsibility doesn’t mean you can’t have fun together.
Deep Moody Blue sea: Justin Hayward added to 2022 Cruise to the Edge lineup
Longtime Moody Blues frontman Justin Hayward has joined the lineup of this year's edition of the prog-rock-themed Cruise to the Edge, which is scheduled to take place during the first…
Megan & Scott's Love Story
Our Love Story: The Couple: Megan and Scott Rardin from Alton Date Met/Started Dating: June 8, 2006 Briefly Describe First Date: We enjoyed a few drinks at a local establishment. Date Married: July 8, 2013 Name Something You Enjoy Doing Together: We enjoy going to sporting events, live concerts, and the occasional parents' night away! Share Advice For A Happy Relationship: You can’t always get what you want but as long as you got each other you got all you need.
Butch & Juanita's Love Story
Our Love Story: The Couple: Butch and Juanita Davis from Cottage Hills Date Met/Started Dating: December 16, 1997 Briefly Describe First Date: Movies and Taco Bell Date Married: October 16, 1999 Name Something You Enjoy Doing Together: Camping, church, window shopping and just spending time together. Share Advice For A Happy Relationship: Talk things out, don't go to bed upset, and tell each other that you love each other.
How Frontier-Spirit merger could affect Lambert airport
Downtown St. Louis hotel that opened in 2019 up for sale
Missouri Supreme Court: referendum laws hinder voters' rights
The Suburbification Of St. Louis Actually Began Downtown
In Lafayette Square — the neighborhood between Highway 40 to the north and Interstate 44 to the south — stands the oldest private lane in St. Louis.…
U.S. Rep. Jason Smith says no to U.S. Senate race
The Southeast Missouri Republican could be in line to chair the House Budget Committee if the GOP wins back control of the House in November.
St. Louis attorneys who pointed guns at protesters put on probation to keep law licenses
(St. Louis Public Radio) – The Missouri Supreme Court on Tuesday suspended the law licenses of two St. Louis lawyers who pointed guns at police brutality protesters, but paused the suspensions if they complete a year of probation.
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Debate on ‘6-2’ congressional map continues in Missouri Senate
Hard-line Republicans backing a ‘7-1’ plan don’t have the votes, yet have managed to delay Senate action.
St. Louis County Library offering free COVID test kit pickup at 7 branches
Mission Control Founder, Byron Abrigg Shares Entrepreneur Journey
An entrepreneurship program at Saint Louis University and work experience at the SportsTech and e-sport venture capital firm, Stadia Ventures, struck a chord and became the motivation behind founding Mission Control says Byron Abrigg in an interview with VoyageSTL. Founded in 2017, Mission Control is a platform for growing the community using recreational e-sports with video […]
Veteran Statehouse Reporter And Local Author Releases New Mystery Novel, Third In A Trilogy
As a veteran political reporter, Taylor Pensoneau placed a premium on accuracy and realism. Now, as an accomplished fiction writer, he is doing the same. Pensoneau has just released Devil on the Prairie (Downstate Publications: $18.95), an intricately written mystery novel that captures readers with its suspense and numerous sidebars. The fast-moving work weaves real-life locales throughout the Midwest to provide a sense of place, and create a realistic tone. “Many of the scenes from the book are set in real places in southwestern Illinois, St. Louis, and elsewhere,” remarked Pensoneau. “I visited a lot of those places in my youth, and in my work in journalism.” Pensoneau, who lives in New Berlin, IL, was a top political writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch in the 1960s and 1970s. He was based at the Illinois statehouse for much of his time with Post-Dispatch, but covered some of the seminal moments in national political history, including the Watergate
Residents sought for corrections civilian oversight board
St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones’ administration is seeking nine people to serve on the city’s inaugural Detention Facilities Oversight Board (DFOB).
Lawmakers weigh snuffing out gas tax increase signed by Gov. Mike Parson last year
But effort faces uphill fight, given Senate leader’s support for the tax increase.
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