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Heading to Filthy Animal tonight for drinks. Anyone been that can recommend a cocktail or two?
New LGBTQ+ cocktail and drag queen bar coming to The Grove in 2022
After losing some of the most beloved LGBTQ+ bars in St. Louis over the years, a group of individuals is ready to announce their plans to open a new one.
Prism STL, located at 4510 Manchester Ave., is set to open in early 2022 to give the queer community a place to call home.
“My husband and I have worked in the St. Louis bar industry for years, and we’ve seen how the closings of places like Attitudes, JJ’s Clubhouse, and Novak’s impacted the people in our community,” Sean Abernathy,…
6 fun options for Christmas Day in St. Louis
If you're looking for a change of scenery after the presents, eggnog, and family time, there are a few places that will still be open on Saturday.
New STLFD Vans
Ringo Starr celebrates The Beatles in upcoming photo book ‘Lifted,’ due out in February
Ringo Starr has published several photo books over the years, and now the famed Beatles drummer has a new volume of images coming out next year that focuses specifically on…
Boeing suspends vaccine mandate for workers
St. Louis construction materials company makes an acquisition
Does anyone else get pictures of Santa with their Pets ?
Grain Belt Express takes first resistant Missouri landowner to court
A $2 billion wind energy project spanning the length of northern Missouri is for the first time asking a judge to force a resistant landowner to sell the company an easement on their land. Grain Belt Express, a proposed high-voltage transmission line that would carry 4,000 megawatts of renewable energy from Western Kansas to Indiana, […]
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Edtech firm Nerdy turns to former U.S. Department of Education official to guide its K-12 expansion
2 cookie pros share their tips to bake the best Christmas cookies
Steph Kukuljan's memorable stories from 2021: Natural disasters, obscure city boards and local wineries
Here are reporter Steph Kukuljan's five most memorable stories from 2021.
Does anywhere in STL have available COVID tests for today?
Missouri hunters harvest five elk in second year of state hunt
Elk were reintroduced into Missouri 10 years ago after being hunted to extinction.
Mariah Carey showered in confetti as kids celebrate her return to #1 on the ‘Billboard’ Hot 100
Mariah Carey has much to celebrate after her 1994 holiday hit "All I Want for Christmas Is You" returned to the top of the Billboard Hot 100 this week, making it the first…
Going to garden glow tomorrow night, looking for dinner recommendations..
Metallica announces re-airings of 40th anniversary concert streams; beloved Cliff Burton shirt returned to family
Metallica is here to help make your holiday season a bit heavier. The metal legends have announced rebroadcasts of their recent 40th anniversary concert streams. You can watch both shows…
Is Madonna re-recording her 1998 hit?
Madonna is teasing new music...but it might just be a new version of her old music. On Instagram, the Queen of Pop wrote, "So great to be back in the…
St. Louis Art Place Initiative offers artists a place to call home
When the St. Louis City Planning Commission adopted the Gravois-Jefferson Historic Neighborhoods Plan in 2017, it laid out the need for affordable housing stock for the artists who have long called the area home. Now, St. Louis Art Place Initiative, formed in 2019 by the Incarnate Word Foundation, Kranzberg Arts Foundation, and Regional Arts Commission to address that need, has completed the first of many planned homes in Gravois Park, and the first artist is finally home. We caught up with API director of operations Kaveh Razani to discuss the ins and outs of the project, and where it’s heading next.
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