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St. Louis Riverfront Cruise
All aboard! The Riverboats at the Gateway Arch provide an unparalleled experience on the Mississippi River. The one-hour St. Louis Riverfront Cruise is narrated by a captain from the National […]
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WATCH: Car goes airborne as road buckles under extreme heat in Cape Girardeau
A video is circulating throughout social media as a road buckled under this weekend's intense heat in a second, causing a car to go airborne.
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Nordstrom to close St. Louis Galleria location this summer
Nordstrom will be closing its Saint Louis Galleria location on August 24, but will continue to operate two Nordstrom Rack locations in the St. Louis area.
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U2 guitarist The Edge becomes an Irish citizen
He may be the guitarist in one of Ireland’s biggest rock groups, but believe it or not, U2's The Edge just became an Irish citizen.The Irish Times reports that the 63-year-old rocker, who…
St. Luke’s to close Des Peres hospital
The 143-bed hospital faced "persistently low utilization and increasing financial pressures," the provider said.
St. Luke's closing Des Peres hospital
ICE Is Now Trying To Convince Congress Members It Needs 72-Hours Notice Before Facility Inspections
This was never an issue before, but it’s suddenly an issue now that ICE has gone full Gestapo to keep up with Trump’s mass deportation demands. ICE’s tactics — unmarked vehicles, masked officers, and untargeted raids of any place that might contain foreigners — have earned it all the criticism and hatred it now faces. […]
Cape Girardeau Police search for missing man
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. - The Cape Girardeau Police Department is asking for the public's help in the search for a man who went missing over the weekend. According to officials, 32-year-old Nathaniel Clifford Hubert was reported missing by his mother Saturday after not showing up to work. He was last seen by his coworkers the [...]
Careful not to support Iran, St. Louis-area Democrats blast Trump launching attacks
While GOP legislators unanimously supported White House decision to bomb nuclear sites, Democrats blasted Trump for not informing Congress of plan.
Greene County To Install Over 1 Million Feet Of Fiber By 2025
GREENE COUNTY - The Greene County Economic Development Group (GCEDG) met recently with Frontier Communications to discuss the timeline and permitting for the fiber internet projects in the county. Over 1 million feet of fiber cable is expected to be installed in Greene County by the end of 2025, covering most of the county. The remaining projects are expected to be completed in the first half of 2026. When all the projects are complete, over 500 miles of fiber will provide available service to over 4,500 locations across Greene County. Frontier recently installed fiber in and around Carrollton providing fast, reliable internet to residents of that community. A significant number of residents in that area are experiencing great internet service with significant cost savings. Work has begun in both Roodhouse and White Hall to prepare the switch hubs for fiber installation in those communities and the rural areas across the northern part of the county. In addition, the engineering design
Daily Deal: The All-in-One Ethical Hacking & Penetration Testing Bundle
The All-in-One Ethical Hacking & Penetration Testing Bundle has 9 courses to help you go from beginner to expert in hacking and pen testing. Courses cover everything from social engineering to working with Metasploit to cloud security, and more. It’s on sale for $30. Note: The Techdirt Deals Store is powered and curated by StackCommerce. […]
Man rammed with car following argument; charges filed
A Florissant man has been charged with ramming one person with a vehicle following an argument last week.
Missouri’s hobbled ethics monitor may be close to resuming work
The six-person Missouri Ethics Commission currently has only two members. A spokeswoman for Gov. Mike Kehoe said the process for filling vacant positions is underway.
Lee and Dottie Graham Celebrate 60 Years Of Marriage
ALTON - Lee and Dottie Graham of Alton celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with a family cruise to the Southern Caribbean. Lee and the former Dorothy Harlan were married May 29, 1965, at First Baptist Church where Rev. Gilbreath officiated their wedding. Lee retired from Guy’s Chips and Madison County Transit and Dottie is retired from Dierberg’s, Park and Shop and Kroger’s. They are the parents of Julie and Todd Heinemann of Bethalto, Holly and Michael Bunch of Godfrey and the late Christopher Graham. They have six grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren.
U.S. Air Force Shades Of Blue Jazz Ensemble Hosts Free July 4th Concerts
SCOTT AIR FORCE BASE – The US Air Force Band of Mid-America's Shades of Blue Jazz Ensemble will present a series of July 4th concerts in the St. Louis area: Wednesday, July 2, 7:00 p.m. – Logan University, Purser Center (1851 Schoettler Rd, Chesterfield, MO 63017) Thursday, July 3, 5;00 p.m. – Shiloh Community Park Pavilion (14 Park Dr, Shiloh, IL 62269) Friday, July 4, 6:30 p.m. – Bond County Square, as part of the Bond County Fourthfest (Downtown Greenville, IL 62246) Concert and venue information: All concerts are free and open to the public. Venues for July 3 and 4 are outdoors. Ticket reservations are required for the July 2 and 3 performances at afbandtix.org . Shades Of Blue Jazz Ensemble The Shades of Blue Jazz Ensemble performs a variety of styles, ranging from traditional big band jazz to bebop, swing, and modern jazz. At one of their concerts you are just as likely to hear the music of contemporary composers as you would the classic
Granite City Community High School Selected To Receive Readers' Choice Grant
GRANITE CITY – Granite City High School has been awarded a Readers’ Choice Grant from the Association of Illinois School Library Educators/LBSS Endowment Fund. This competitive, annual, state-wide grant is available to school and public libraries that have registered for the Monarch (Pre-K-2), Bluestem (3-5), Caudill (6-8) or Lincoln (9-12) reading programs. Fifty-nine libraries around the state were awarded this grant. GCHS library/media center specialist Jennifer Connolly applied for the grant. This grant is designed to encourage students to read books on this year’s Readers’ Choice lists and generate excitement for library programs. GCHS media center will receive a full set of the books for students to read and enjoy. As an added bonus, GCHS students will vote for their favorite book from the set and results will be submitted for the state-wide award winner. Part of the application process included: State who and how the program would
Muny’s next musical tells aftermath of Historic event
Principal Casting Announced for Muny Premiere of ‘Come From Away’ Heidi Blickenstaff, John Bolton, Ashley Brown, Andréa Burns, Trey DeLuna, Alan H. Green, Adam Heller, Abigail Isom, Jacob Keith Watson, Tamika Lawrence, Jason Tam and Zoe Vonder Haar will star in Come From Away when the breathtaking musical makes its Muny premiere this summer in […]
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