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MARYVILLE — The Maryville Police Association is set to host its second annual Donut Dash 5K run/walk on Saturday, May 10, 2025, at Drost Park in Maryville. This community event aims to raise funds for local families facing challenges. Participants can register for the event online, with an early registration fee of $35 available until April 26, 2025. After the April 26 date, the race price will increase to $40. Proceeds from the Donut Dash will directly benefit the Maryville Police Association, which was established to support families in need within the community. For more information and to register, interested individuals can visit the event's website. To sign up, click here: https://runsignup.com/.../Maryville/MaryvillePoliceDonutDash

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A pair of state senators are laying the groundwork for Clay County to compete for a new Chiefs training facility or Royals stadium, while the top Republican in the Missouri House is imploring Jackson County leaders to come up with a new plan to keep the teams from leaving the state.  Both teams publicly expressed […]

A Look at 1200 Market Street From a User Experience Perspective

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The 2021 American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) continues to quietly help fund a number of extremely popular community-owned, open access fiber deployments that are challenging entrenched U.S. monopoly power, and driving super cheap, community-owned and operated fiber networks into long neglected towns. New York State, for example, just leveraged ARPA funds to give a $26 […]

After four decades in south St. Louis County, the TGI Fridays location in Ronnie's Plaza is shutting its doors for good. The restaurant, located at 5262 S. Lindbergh Blvd., announced on its Facebook page Friday that it would be closing Monday. An entity tied to Michael Denckhoff, of Savoy Properties, owns the property. "This is not goodbye it's see you soon," the post said. Before closing, the restaurant invited customers for one last celebration Sunday, giving longtime diners a chance to reminisce…

On Wednesday the Gateway Arch Park Foundation announced (Press Release) it had chosen The Cordish Companies of Ballpark Village fame to replace the Millennium Hotel site downtown. The GAPF put out a request for proposals last year after it acquired the property, which has been vacant since 2014. The nearly $670 million preliminary plan integrates […]

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ST. CLAIR COUNTY, Ill. - Two houses were damaged overnight Monday morning after two separate fires in Cahokia Heights. The first fire happened around 1:20 a.m. Monday morning on St. Cecilia Drive in Cahokia Heights. According to officials, the fire brought damage to the back of the house. The house was vacant at the time [...]

The district will get 24 electric buses to replace its diesel fleet after weeks of uncertainty due to federal funding freezes.

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - A new chapter is beginning at the St. Louis County Animal Care and Control Shelter (ACC) in Olivette. The county has launched a Pilot Volunteer Program, designed to enhance animal welfare and promote responsible pet ownership. County officials are urging people to get involved. In a news release, Dr. Kanika Cunningham, [...]

Concerts, performances, art, and more to fill your calendar

"This is not goodbye it's see you soon," the restaurant said on Facebook.

ST. LOUIS - Citizens for Modern Transit (CMT), in partnership with AARP in St. Louis and the St. Clair County Transit District, has revamped its Ten Toes walking program which is widely recognized for helping more than 10,000 older adults integrate walking and public transit use to explore area attractions in a social setting. The program, now known as Ten Toes + Transit, has a new name and look – as well as new features – yet will continue to serve as a great way for participants to stay active, make new friends and become better familiarized with MetroLink and MetroBus. Registration is now open and can be completed at TenToes.CMT-STL.org , by calling 314-231-7272 or attending one of the six, in-person registration events scheduled for March. The 2025 spring session gets underway with a kick-off walk on Wednesday, April 2, at 9:30 a.m. at the Shrewsbury-Lansdowne I-44 Transit Center. Participants will take the MetroLink to the Grand MetroLink Station and Scott Avenu

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The Regional Arts Commission will celebrate 40 years in St. Louis this summer with new plans and a big birthday bash.

The St. Louis summer tradition includes seasonal concerts and a quartet of exciting shows.