KISS is commemorating the 50th anniversary of their classic track “Strutter” with a set of brand-new precious metal collectibles.The band has teamed with Precious Sound to release both pure gold and…
On February 18, District 4 officers responded to a shooting in the 2900 block of James Cool Papa Bell, at approximately 10:48 a.m. Officers located a 55-year-old man suffering from a gunshot wound to his torso. A witness on scene told officers that an unknown man forced his way into their apartment, after a verbal […]
BELLEVILLE - As temperatures drop across the region, several Belleville-O'Fallon area facilities are stepping up to provide warming centers for individuals in need. These temporary facilities are designed to offer relief during extreme cold but do not serve as overnight shelters. In Belleville, the Main and West branches of the Belleville Public Library, as well as the Programs & Services for Older Persons (PSOP) and The Salvation Army, are designated warming sites. The Main Branch of the Belleville Public Library is located at 121 E. Washington St. and can be reached at 618-234-0441. The West Branch is situated at 3414 W. Main St., with a contact number of 618-233-4366. PSOP is located at 201 N. Church St. and can be contacted at 618-234-4410. The Salvation Army operates from 20 Glory Place and is available at 618-235-7378. Fairview Heights also has resources available, with the Fairview Heights Public Library located at 10017 Bunkum Road. The library's hours are Monday through
ALTON - Community members are invited to the new Riverbend Community Orchestra’s upcoming performance. At 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2025, Riverbend Community Orchestra (RCO) will perform at Calvary Baptist Church in Alton. The concert is free and will feature selections from musicals like “The Sound of Music,” “The Phantom of the Opera,” “West Side Story” and more. Jamie Pullen, President of Alton Youth Symphony (AYS), explained that AYS piloted the creation of RCO a few months ago. AYS directors realized there was a “gap” between AYS, which is for fifth through eighth graders, and the more challenging repertoire of the Alton Symphony Orchestra (ASO) for adults. They created RCO so that high schoolers without an orchestra program available to them, as well as community members who want to play music but aren’t ready for ASO, have an option. “It's fulfilling a lot of different needs,” Pullen said. “Thi
You probably saw that one of Donald Trump’s early executive orders was to demand that the Gulf Of Mexico be renamed the Gulf Of America. It’s pointless pseudo-productivity, and an obvious effort to excite his base’s nationalist and racist tendencies. Amoral cowards at Google got right to work making the change in their map products, […]
The City of St. Louis can be known for a lot of things, from gooey butter cake, the Gateway Arch, and the 1904 World Fair, but did you know we're also the first city to receive a cow from a plane?
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From RiverBender: Several Alton residents braved the cold on Friday, Feb. 14, 2025, to watch the installation of a new clock at the historic Wedge building. Located at 620 E. Broadway in downtown Alton, the Wedge building has been transformed into The Wedge Innovation Center. The building, owned by AltonWorks, previously had a clock situated […]
Gray Design Group is proud to announce the growth of our team with the promotion of five exceptional team members to Studio Lead and Studio Director positions, alongside the addition of two talented designers. The leadership changes reflect the firm’s growth, dedication to investing in leadership, mentorship and cultivating strong client relationships while continuing to […]
From West Newsmagazine: Whether the historic Lake School House in Creve Coeur stays or goes still remains to be seen. Discussion at a Jan. 27 Creve Coeur City Council work session with the Parks & Historic Preservation (PHP) Committee covered a lot of ground related to the building’s issues, potential cost of renovations and its […]
From St. Louis Business Journal: A developer working on a project to renovate a former North City health facility into low-income housing is contesting St. Louis’ rescission of federal funds meant to help. Kamran Khan’s Freedom Living says it is eyeing the project at the ex-Prince Hall Family Support Center, at 4405-11 N. Newstead in […]
From Money Talks News: A college degree isn’t the only path to financial success. Many blue-collar careers offer impressive salaries, strong job security, and solid benefits—all without student loan debt. If you’re looking for a rewarding career that pays well and values hands-on skills, these jobs might be perfect for you. A college degree isn’t […]
From St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Work will begin in March to expand Interstate 70 between Warrenton and Wentzville, the director of the Missouri Department of Transportation said Thursday. The project, said new roads chief Ed Hassinger, includes a widening of I-70 to three lanes in each direction and improvements to the I-64/I-70 interchange, notorious for traffic […]
From Gensler: Over the last decade, lab automation has surged, transforming research and discovery processes. The integration of robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) into lab spaces is streamlining R&D in ways that were once unimaginable. To maximize its potential, however, a holistic approach is critical. Automation in labs isn’t just about advanced tools; it’s about […]
From St. Louis Magazine: St. Louisans who regularly stroll Forest Park may have noticed the park’s east side is looking rather spiffy these days. The East Waterways project, which will wrap this spring, recently brought an accessible Jefferson Lake boardwalk, a new pedestrian bridge, and a new education pavilion at Bowl Lake to the landmark. […]
RIVERBEND - With dropping temperatures and highs forecasted in the teens over the next few days, there are several warming centers available for community members throughout the Riverbend region. We encourage you to check that these locations are open, as some might be closed due to inclement weather. ALTON Hayner Public Library District With branches located at 326 Belle Street in downtown Alton and the Alton Square Mall, the library serves as a daytime warming center during its open hours. The Salvation Army Located at 525 Alby Street in Alton, The Salvation Army is open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays. The organization sometimes stays open later on cold days. Snacks and occasionally meals are available. The Overnight Warming Location In Alton, the Overnight Warming Location is located at Deliverance Temple at 1125 E. 6th Street. The OWL opens from 5 p.m. to 8:30 a.m. when temperatures are forecasted to drop to 20 degrees Fahrenheit or below. Guests receive
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