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Anyone know of some less well-known haunted places in the STL area?
Southwest sued by feds for 'chronically delayed' flights
The airline said it was "disappointed" by the lawsuit over flights that occurred over two years ago. Meanwhile, Southwest is embarking on major changes including cost cutting as leaders stress that "every single dollar matters."
Alton Little Theater Initiates Internal Investigation Amid Misconduct Accusations
(A statement from Alton Little Theater Executive Director About An Internal Investigation) ALTON — Alton Little Theater (ALT) is committed to maintaining a safe, inclusive, and respectful environment for all members of its community. Recently, the organization became aware of allegations of misconduct that occurred several years ago. From the onset of these allegations, ALT took immediate and decisive action to address these claims. As part of our commitment to due process and fairness, an employee in question has been placed on administrative leave pending the completion of a thorough and unbiased internal investigation. This step is a standard procedural measure and does not reflect any presumption of wrongdoing. The investigation, which will be conducted by an impartial team, aims to ensure that all claims are examined diligently and respectfully. Upon its conclusion, findings and recommendations will be reviewed by ALT’s Board of Directors for appropriate action.
Some St. Louis County residents may see penalties on tax accounts, officials say not to worry
Last week's winter weather is still causing issues around the St. Louis area, and St. Louis County officials said those issues are throwing a wrench into its tax collection and distribution.
Chef Matt Daughaday leaves Idol Wolf in Downtown West
The restaurant opened in August 2023 and became a culinary anchor point for the up-and-coming Downtown West/Midtown food scene.
Residential real estate agencies merge
Two St. Louis-area independent residential real estate agencies are merging.
9 US Electric Power Sector Issues to Watch in 2025
From Utility Dive: 2024 was a busy year for the U.S. power sector with a number of significant policy advancements in renewables, transmission, nuclear energy and other areas. The year ahead will undoubtedly be an active one, too, as the sector navigates ongoing business challenges and the impacts of the 2024 elections. Here are nine […]
Lunchtime Photo
This is San Gorgonio Mountain, tallest peak in the Transverse Ranges at 11,503 feet. This picture was taken back in the olden days when it rained and snowed here in Southern California. Not anymore. Even the tall mountains are pretty dry these days.
Mom groups?
Ballwin insurance agency sold to Indiana company
Brian Wellinghoff, senior director of leadership and outreach at Barry-Wehmiller, connected Benjamin Schoettmer with Heather Wessels and Mike Swatske, the married couple who owned Independent Brokers Agency. The introduction led to talks that resulted in the acquisition.
New Owner of Ozark Theatre Hopes to Restore ‘Former Glory’
From St. Louis Post-Dispatch: It’s not uncommon to see passersby on East Lockwood Avenue here turn their head to stare at the ornate arches, orange tile roof and stained glass windows in the palatial old Ozark Theatre. “Every time I’m here, I stop to look at it,” said Kevin Carr, of Glendale, while shopping at […]
Religious convention with 60,000 people to return to downtown St. Louis in 2026
The Church of God in Christ, or COGIC, has previously held its annual conference in St. Louis in years prior.
Drug device maker lands $129M federal contract
Meridian Medical Technologies LLC, a Maryland Heights-based manufacturer of auto-injector pens and similar drug-delivery devices, won a multimillion-dollar federal contract to produce a chemical-poisoning antidote pen.
Last year police shot ten unarmed Black suspects
With 2024 wrapped up, it's time to check in with the Washington Post to find out how many unarmed Black suspects were shot by police last year: The good news is that only ten unarmed Black suspects were shot. That's a small number and an all-time low. The bad news is that this number is ...continue reading "Last year police shot ten unarmed Black suspects"
East Alton-Wood River High Announces High Honor Roll, Honor Roll For First Semester
EAST ALTON-WOOD RIVER HIGH SCHOOL 1st Semester 2024-25 HIGH HONOR ROLL SENIORS Cameryn Adams Tyler Adams Mianah Arnold Devon Barboza Samuel Baugh Matthew Bruce JR Chase Butler Adam Byrd Jayla Cartwright Claydon Cathorall Drake Champlin Drew Charles Amaya Chavis Gabriel Colvin Emma Cope Brayden Cunningham Chloe Dale Jerrod Daniels Josiah. Daniels Jaden Downs Jordan Ealey Brayden Elledge Nieja Elliott-Smith Emalee Evers Gavin Eyer Jack Gould Zoie Gray Eric Grimes Caleb Handler Adair Hicks Sierra Holbrook Blair Mayonna Jaggie Fletcher Jones Jayde Kassler Lillian Kay Sophia Knight Milla LeGette Quinten Mariconi Jackson Mason Ahrya McKelley Grace McLagan Tobias Michael Koen Miller Kelsey Moore Aida Morrow Maya. Mugge Michael Noeltner Kayley Plank Haley Pratt Lucas Ra
Ameren Seeks to Build Training Facility in Wentzville
From Mid Rivers Newsmagazine: A public hearing was held in during the Jan. 8 Wentzville Board of Aldermen meeting to discuss rezoning 70.9 acres of agricultural land to industrial space. The request was made by Ameren Missouri, which intends to build a new training facility near the intersection of Mexico Road and Josephville Road. Jon […]
St. Louis animal rescue saves dog stuck in hunting trap
Stray Rescue of St. Louis saved a dog last week that was spotted in Perryville, Missouri, with a five-pound hunting trap around his ankle.
Washington University Suspends Plan to Build New Clayton Ballfields
From St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Washington University is halting plans to build new athletic fields off Big Bend Boulevard, saying the restrictions proposed by Clayton officials were unworkable. The university and city officials spent the past 18 months negotiating special zoning for the project in an attempt to allay residents’ concerns that the private institution was […]
James Taylor announces annual July 4 holiday shows at Tanglewood
James Taylor has announced his annual Independence Day shows at Tanglewood, in the Berkshire area of Massachusetts.Taylor and his All-Star Band just announced they’ll play the Koussevitzky Music Shed at…
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