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St. Louis requests extension for FEMA tornado aid applications
City officials requested an extension to the Aug. 11 application deadline from the Federal Emergency Management Agency and expect a response within a few days. (This is a free article.)
Missouri native Chad Marler takes title, wins $100K at major bass tournament
Chad Marler, a rising professional fisher born and raised in Bonne Terre, Missouri, recently won a major tournament at Lake Eufaula in Oklahoma during his rookie season with the National Professional Fishing League.
The Tragedy Of Cementland
Man found shot to death in Hyde Park neighborhood of St. Louis
The 52-year-old victim was discovered about 12:15 p.m. Sunday in the 4300 block of Randall Place.
Another Successful Diversity Day Program Held At Futures, Providing Opportunities For Underserved Communities Β
EDWARDSVILLE – Young players participated in a clinic and heard from guest speakers Devon Alexander and Kweisi Kenyatte as a part of the annual Diversity Day program, presented by McConnell And Associates, on Wednesday aa a part of the Edwardsville Futures tennis tournament, presented by The EGHM Foundation, with the clinic held at Liberty Middle School, and the program in the auditorium of the Jon Davis Wrestling Center at Edwardsville High School. The annual event is designed to created playing opportunities for underserved communities, and three organizations participated in this year's clinic. The Net Rushers Community Tennis Association from north St. Louis City and County, the East St. Louis Community Tennis Association, and Breakpoint Tennis and Life Skills Academy of St. Louis, who all provide tennis opportunities for children and players in underserved communities and areas of St. Louis. The players were all treated to pizza and soda for lunch during the program,
St. Louis Area Plant and Seed Swaps and Sales
Going on now Brightside St. Louis Blooming Soon! Tulip & Daffodil Bulb Sale. 30 bulbs only $18. Order now for October pick up October 10th-11th at Forest Park Greenhouse or pay for mailing. 9 am to 5 pm Saturday-Sunday, August 2nd-3rd, Greater St. Louis Iris Society Plant Sale at Missouri Botanical Garden. Garden Admission Free … Continue reading St. Louis Area Plant and Seed Swaps and Sales →
This Week In Techdirt History: July 27th β August 2nd
Five Years Ago This week in 2020, we took a look at tech in the pandemic, from the big ways people were using it to stay connected to the strange details like Fox putting fake videogame crowds in sports broadcasts and how it was finally forcing Hollywood to change some practices. The House Judiciary Committee […]
Twenty years gone, but not forgotten. π https://www.stlpr.org/government-politics-issues/2015-07-19/10-years-later-a-soldiers-family-still-grieves-and-questions-the-armys-version-of-her-death
America's Incredible Pizza Company to close south St. Louis County location
America's Incredible Pizza Company, a family-friendly pizza buffet and indoor amusement center, will close its south St. Louis County location later this month.
ISO Firefighters on Thurman
Chesterfield might buy office building, garage to add parking spots for Central Park
"This could give us the opportunity to evolve with what is going on in downtown Chesterfield," Mayor Dan Hurt said.
Motorcycle crash leads to traffic backups on I-170 near St. John
Drivers may experience some traffic backups on Interstate 170 on Saturday afternoon following an afternoon motorcycle crash.
Meet the letter people: St. Louis hosts Word Cup tournament for competitive Scrabblers
What was once a strictly recreational pursuit has developed a small-but-loyal following of strategic gamers.
St. Louis halts new minority- and women-owned construction contracts
Starting Monday, the City of St. Louis will stop issuing new city construction contracts under its Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprise (M/WBE) goals, due to new federal guidance that threatens to withhold or eliminate funding for cities that maintain such programs, according to the mayor's office.
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