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MARYVILLE, IL. – With mixed emotions, Thompson & Lengacher CPAs would like to announce the retirement of Mike Lengacher, Principal & Owner. After a more than 40-year career in public accounting. Lengacher will enter retirement effective June 30, 2025. With Lengacher retiring, Elizabeth Heil, CPA, and Heather Clugston, CPA, have acquired Thompson & Lengacher (T&L) and will continue serving the firm’s many clients upon his retirement. Heil joined the firm in 2021 after spending more than 20 years in public accounting. Clugston has spent 15 years in public accounting and joined T&L in January 2025. Heil and Clugston are both Certified Public Accountants (CPAs) and will offer the same quality services T&L clients have received for many years. The T&L team will work toward making Lengacher’s retirement a smooth transition for all clients. “Heather and I are excited to continue to serve T&L’s clients and continue to expand the firm. Mike and I have been preparing

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On This Day, March 31, 1992...Bruce Springsteen released two albums, Human Touch and Lucky Town, both made following the breakup of the E Street Band.Human Touch was the first album…

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Incumbents are fighting to hang on as school board culture wars have given way to financial and political threats.

For 10 years, Missouri had no incentive for production companies to film in the state. Now, more TV and film sets are coming to Missouri thanks to help from a tax credit established in 2023. The “Show MO Act” gives up to a 42% tax credit on eligible film productions. Productions initially have the option for a […]

ST. LOUIS - With nearly 1.5 million people suffering from rheumatoid and juvenile arthritis in the United States, researchers at Shriners Children’s St. Louis have discovered a new revolutionary way to potentially minimize flare-ups and symptoms while preventing the progression of the disease. Shriners Children’s St. Louis Director of Research Dr. Farshid Guilak recently published findings on a revolutionary new method of “chronotherapy,” the administration of drugs based on the body’s circadian rhythm, potentially changing the way the condition is treated in the future. Circadian rhythm refers to the body's 24-hour clock which is regulated by the brain and responds to light. Using a combination of synthetic biology and tissue engineering, Dr. Guilak’s research team developed circadian-based gene circuits, termed “chronogenetics,” that can be programmed into stem cells that, once implanted in the body, align with a patient’s

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In Presence of what; Absence of whom, St. Louis-based, Indian-born interdisciplinary artist Sukanya Mani presents her most intimate side by using clusters of undulating paper and fabric forms to retell […]

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Everyone wants to look cool in a leather jacket and lead one of the most valuable companies in the world, but not everyone can pull it off.

District 3 is investigating a robbery that occurred on March 30, 2025 at the Ridge Crest Apartments in Marine Villa.

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District 5 is investigating a robbery that happened on March 30, 2025 at Wells & Rowan Avenues.

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Clayton residents pushing to "Write in Rick Hummell" for mayor say the candidate stood up against Washington University's plan for new ball fields.

Did you know that one-third of all food produced globally is wasted? That's approximately 1.3 billion tons of food each year, equivalent to the annual greenhouse gas emissions of nearly 1 billion cars. This staggering statistic not only highlights a pressing environmental issue but also underscores the importance of rethinking our shopping habits to combat food waste. As consumers, we hold significant power over food production and waste. By adopting smarter shopping habits, we can reduce the amount of food that ends up in landfills and, at the same time, save money and resources. Let’s explore practical strategies that can help you shop mindfully and contribute to a more sustainable future. Understanding the Impact of Food Waste Before diving into strategies for reducing food waste, it's essential to understand its implications. Food waste contributes to greenhouse gas emissions, strains land and water resources, and represents a significant financial loss for households.

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Welcome to March 31st, a day rich with historical significance and transformative events that have shaped our world. From groundbreaking treaties and scientific discoveries to cultural milestones, this day has witnessed a variety of noteworthy happenings across different eras and regions. Let’s take a closer look at some of the most impactful events that occurred on this date throughout history. The Formation of the Treaty of Paris (1856) One of the most significant events that occurred on March 31st was the signing of the Treaty of Paris in 1856, which brought an end to the Crimean War. This conflict, fought primarily between the Russian Empire and an alliance of the Ottoman Empire, France, Britain, and Sardinia, was marked by its brutal battles and significant loss of life. The treaty not only marked the end of hostilities but also reshaped the balance of power in Europe, ensuring the independence of the Ottoman Empire and limiting Russian expansion. This event is crucial

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The FCC runs an $8 billion federal subsidy program to help bring phone and broadband services to lower income homes and schools called the Universal Service Fund. Started by Reagan and expanded by Bush Jr., the program was historically a bipartisan thing, until the extremist Trump administration came to town. Driven by a fake right wing […]

A bill to authorize video gambling machines commissioned by the Missouri Lottery got off to a fast start in the Missouri House, clearing a committee just 12 days after it was introduced in late January. The bill then stalled on the next step, and a month passed before the House Rules-Legislative Committee approved it for placement on the calendar for debate. Now, as April is about to begin and lawmakers have only seven weeks to complete their work, it is uncertain whether that debate will take…