The first five residents of a new community project have moved into their new tiny homes. On October 5, a community project aimed at assisting veterans officially opened its doors, presenting five military veterans with the keys to their new tiny homes.
After last month's big spike—mostly due to gasoline prices—inflation settled down a bit in September: But the news was mixed: CPI was down but core CPI edged up. That's both surprising and unwelcome.
Tower Grove Community Development Corporation (TGCDC) has completed the conversion of a two-townhouse dilapidated nuisance property into four new renovated affordable homes! The building located at 3804 Gravois became a target for TGCDC several years ago. As the owner and developer of 3800 Gravois (https://www.towergrovecdc.org/news/2019/7/8/tgncdc-makes-a-splash-at-3800-gravois-with-mixed-use-development), the adjoining four families are the front door to the southern part of Tower Grove South neighborhood. We know the importance of properly maintained and visually pleasing properties to help attract more investment. As you can see from the photos, the new tenants in the building will enjoy a fully updated and spacious home with professional in-house property management and maintenance. Rents will range from $775 per month for 1,000 sq. ft. 1-bedroom units.
Kent Ehrhardt, meteorologist at KMOV, just celebrated 25 years at the station. He's made a name for himself as a weather forecaster, but it wasn't always his plan.
Despite being the drummer in the biggest metal band in the world, the instrumental chops of Metallica's Lars Ulrich are often debated. The latest comments from frontman James Hetfield may…
Rod Stewart has revealed he refuses to perform in Saudi Arabia because of the nation’s treatment of women and the LGBTQ+ community. “I’m grateful that I have a choice whether or not to…
by Bob Clark, founder and executive chairman of the board of advisors, Clayco Businessman and philanthropist Chuck Feeney passed away on October 9th. He was best known for co-founding Duty-Free Shoppers (DFS) with Robert Miller in 1960. DFS grew to be one of the world’s largest luxury retailers, catering primarily to travelers and making Feeney […]
SMPS, (Society for Marketing of Professional Services) will offer the opportunity to view close-up and personal details from lost landmark St. Louis built elements. On Nov. 9 from 3:00 – 5:00 PM SMPS is planning a tour of the “Lost Buildings of St. Louis” exhibit at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation, 3716 Washington Boulevard, followed by […]
St. Louis is a kaleidoscope of architecture, filled with structures of every age, shape, and size. In Coloring STL, Missouri History Museum visitors will interact with these fascinating buildings in […]
On This Day, October 12, 1981… U2 released their second album, October, featuring many songs about religion and spirituality, including “Gloria.” The band started writing the album during their Boy tour, but after a…
Back in January, The Police drummer Stewart Copeland announced he’d be sharing his personal diaries from the early days of the band in a new book. Well, fans won’t have to wait much longer to read…
St. Charles County's new library board appointee says he has a lot to learn about the county's sprawling library system, which has been at the center of several controversies recently.
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