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Novvia Group expands consumer portfolio with acquisition of cosmetic packaging supplier
Novvia Group's latest acquisition signals a strategic move to strengthen its foothold in a specific consumer market segment. Find out which industry the St. Louis-based packaging distributor is targeting with this purchase.
New charges filed in $200K St. Peters home remodeling fraud case
Prosecutors have filed new charges against the owner and manager of Affordable Kitchens and Baths, a St. Peters-based remodeling company accused in a long-running fraud case now involving at least 14 victims and hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Why are goats popping up around the St. Louis area?
Goats are on the go around fields in the St. Louis Metro area.
Maplewood startup acquires AI company to expand workforce management tools
Engagedly's latest acquisition brings AI technology to its workforce management suite, affecting how companies handle hiring and employee engagement.
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New restaurant opens downtown
Bowl & Leaf, a new restaurant focused on burrito bowls and salads, has opened downtown.
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Budzinski/Pritzker/McCombie Statements on DHS Secretary Noem's Visit to Springfield
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, Congresswoman Nikki Budzinski(IL-13) released the following statement on Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s visit to Springfield: “Secretary Noem’s visit to Springfield was nothing more than political theater—something she’s all too familiar with. Of course, I believe that anyone who commits violent crimes should be held accountable. Unfortunately, today’s visit does nothing to further that cause or make us safer. The secretary should focus on doing her job and upholding the rule of law, rather than holding unnecessary press conferences. “What she has done is create a distraction—a distraction from the Trump Administration’s failed policies that are driving up costs for seniors, starting trade wars, and threatening to strip away health care and food assistance from our rural communities. The American people deserve real leadership, not empty gestures.” Gov. Pritzker's
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St. Louis mayor, governor discuss Rams funds, downtown investment during meeting at Capitol
Spencer’s comments raised the possibility of state funds for downtown investment, which could bolster any redevelopment effort.
GOP: The IRS Should Never Target Organizations For Their Views… Until We’re In Power, Then Target Everyone
Remember the Lois Lerner scandal? For years, it was the Republican party’s Exhibit A of Obama administration overreach — proof that Democrats were weaponizing the IRS to target conservative groups. The outrage was endless. The GOP-led congressional investigations were relentless. The rhetoric about threats to democracy was breathless. Funny thing about that: it turned out […]
Piasa Birds' Matthew Ready's Scholarship Marks New Chapter In Football Career
PIASA — Matthew Ready, a 6-foot-3, 300-pound offensive lineman for the Piasa Birds, has signed a scholarship to play football at Greenville University. Ready, a two-year starter for the Piasa Birds, was recently named the Altonized Community Federal Credit Union Male Athlete of the Month for the team. “He played well upfront for us this past season,” said Piasa Birds head coach Pat Keith. Keith also praised Ready’s academic performance, calling him an outstanding student and an excellent choice for Greenville University as he continues his football career.
Civic Memorial Educator Honored as Madison County's New CTE Teacher of the Year
BETHALTO - Angie Parish has been chosen as a Madison County New CTE Teacher of the Year. Parish, who teaches health, PE and driver’s ed at Civic Memorial High School in the Bethalto Community Unit School District #8, recently started a Medical Occupations class to train students on basic medical skills. Parish has taught for over 30 years, but she just recently became a CTE teacher, and she has enjoyed every minute of it. “This has really reignited a whole flame,” Parish said. “I come to school excited. I’m here early, I stay late, I come in on weekends, I come in on holidays, I’m here all summer. It’s just fun. It’s fun again to teach.” Parish has organized her classroom to look like a hospital room, with a hospital bed and plenty of medical supplies for the students to practice with. She asks the community to donate any excess medical supplies they may have. In addition to teaching medical skills in the classroom, Parish
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Dad goes viral for impressive catch at Cardinals vs Pirates game
A family outing to the St. Louis Cardinals game Tuesday night led to a viral moment after a dad impressively caught a foul ball with one hand while holding his daughter in the other.
Tony Award for the Muny; New seasons Opens June 16 with “Bring It On”
The Muny Will Receive the 2025 Regional Theatre Tony Award The Tony Awards Administration Committee has announced that, based on the recommendation of the American Theatre Critics Association, The Muny will be the recipient of the 2025 Regional Theatre Tony Award. The honor, recognizing a regional theatre company that has displayed a continuous level of […]
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The Guess Who’s Burton Cummings announces A Few Good Moments summer tour
The Guess Who’s Burton Cummings is hitting the road this summer.Cummings, who co-wrote such classic songs as "American Woman" and "These Eyes," has announced dates for the A Few Good Moments…
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