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Webster Groves consignment shop to close at year end
The Green Goose Resale & Consignment, a furniture and home decor consignment shop in Webster Groves, will shutter at year's end and is looking for someone to buy the business, according to a social media post Monday.
Founder and owner Robin McNabb, who opened the business in 2011, said in a Facebook post Monday that the shop, at 1267 S. Laclede Station Road, would shutter at the end of its lease term on Dec. 31.
After thanking "family and friends" for an "an amazing weekend" kicking off the holiday…
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Gobbled up: Small Missouri turkey farmers see high demand
'I could have sold twice as many as I had orders for,' said Jolene Benne, 69, who owns Benne's Best Meat, a farm in St. Charles.
Toto to kick off Dogz of Oz world tour in February
Toto is already scheduled to join Journey for a tour in April of 2022, but the band has just announced a series of headlining appearances before that. The Dogz of…
‘Begging for employees’: Metro Transit cuts service amid staffing shortages
Metro officials said the worker shortfall is unparalleled, forcing the agency to alter and even suspend some bus routes in the region.
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Midnight Oil announce retirement from the road, but say they’ll continue “in some form or other”
Legendary Australian rockers Midnight Oil have announced that while they'll continue as a band, they'll be calling it quits on touring. On social media, James Moginie, a founding member of…
TEDxStLouis Rewind: Ellie Kemper Was Once Asked Can Men Be Funny?
Ellie Kemper, a St. Louis actress and a comedian, spoke at TedXStLouis on topic of women are funny. This is her take on how she dispels the notion of women are less funny than men.
St. Louis: America’s right-sized hidden gem
Over the past 20 months, a lot has changed in our country, and for many people these changes include their address. America has been experiencing a shuffle as people explore options to relocate, driven by financial and social factors, as well as a shift to remote work. The ability to live anywhere and work remotely has provided the chance for people to seek residence based on quality of life, not just employment.
The challenge is finding the right fit.
How do you weigh the value of big-city amenities…
It maybe be stupid, but does anyone want to take me in as a friend? I’m desperate for some good ones :( Dis me.
4thEst8 Sells News Minted as an NFT
Paul Riat, Publisher of 4thEst8 aims to eradicate false and economically manipulative news published based on any party.
He intends to make the news industrial complex irrelevant by building a more accountable system through technology.
He aims to attract more real journalists to the industry through this initiative to improve the quality of news.
Riat, converts his articles to NFT’s whereas he will be giving a discount that’s expected to act as an economic and social incentive for its subscribers.
Ring in the holidays with these festive performances
As nice as it is to gather together and celebrate the holidays at home, we could all use some time out of the house. Luckily, St. Louis is welcoming the season with a variety of exciting performances that will keep you in the festive spirit all the way to New Year's. So grab your coats, book your tickets, and add a few of these events to your holiday schedule.
Sam Page Pushes Against Health Order Ruling Amid Omicron Variant News
St. Louis County Executive Sam Page said in a press conference Monday morning that he still supports health orders despite an “uninformed court order” issued last week in Cole County.
The county executive says his office is currently working to introduce a mask order to the county council, and he expects it to be ready for Tuesday’s meeting. He wouldn’t say if this was a direct result to the Cole County lawsuit, but added he would have information in the next day or so as the health department and legal teams process that question.
With news of the new COVID-19 omicron variant over the holiday weekend, Page echoed public health experts saying there’s no evidence that it has arrived in the county yet, but like the delta variant, it’s only a matter of time until it makes its way to St. Louis County.…
Indian Geospatial Company Locates North American HQ in St. Louis’ Globe Building
Founder and CEO of Geospatial World, Sanjay Kumar, chose St. Louis over Washington, D.C. as the U.S Head Quarters for his Indian media and consulting firm.
The industry growth impressed Kumar and he stated that St. Louis offered commendable opportunity for growth.
Kumar expects to employ at least ten employees at St. Louis within a year. Aaron Addison, newly appointed vice president for the Americas, will be leading the U.S. office located in the Globe building downtown where other geospatial firms have opened their offices signing a lease with Westway Services Group for a secure space.
Check out the full story by David Nicklaus on the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.