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RIVERBEND - Riverbender Radio will play a spooky soundtrack from 6 p.m. to midnight on Oct. 30 and 31, 2024, on The Bridge radio station. Listeners can enjoy a mix of Halloween favorites, including music from classic horror films and television shows. David Ollenbittle, who oversees Riverbender Radio, noted that the music comes on just in time for trick-or-treating and the Halloween parades happening around the Riverbend on Oct. 30 and 31. “Halloween in the Riverbend is huge around here, so everybody’s out trick-or-treating, everybody’s out at the parades, everybody’s out having a great time,” he explained. “We just want to help you have the soundtrack and not have to worry about it, and you can go out and just have fun and eat a bunch of candy with your family.” Halloween has always been an important holiday for Riverbender.com since the site launched on Halloween Day in 2005. This year, Riverbender Radio is continuing the tradition

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Younger diagnoses at higher stages of cancer mean patients have tough decisions to make about their care.

"It's grown into a huge thing at my house now," Dave says. He accepts donations to assist ALS research.

An accused carjacker may be tied to dozens of other crimes because of his GPS ankle monitor.

A previous set of regulations floated by Jay Ashcroft was struck down by a federal judge in August as being politically motivated.

The NY Times has real difficulty not misrepresenting Section 230. Over and over and over and over and over again it has misrepresented how Section 230 works, even having to once run this astounding correction (to an article that had a half-page headline saying Section 230 was at fault): A day later, it had to […]

Stevie Nicks appeared on CBS Sunday Morning, where she talked about her new song, “The Lighthouse,” which is a protest song in support of women’s rights in the wake of…

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McBride Homes is proposing to build 14 condominium buildings, retail shops and a restaurant with a patio, set in 6 acres of park along Woods Mill Road.

A masseuse at a Kirkwood business will appear in court Monday morning after being accused of various sex crimes against a client.

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Michael Brown’s death 10 years ago in Ferguson was a defining moment for America’s racial justice movement.

In the October 22 Maplewood City Council meeting City Manager Amber Withycombe reported that several Maplewood businesses have allowed their business licenses to expire — some are one year behind and some are two. She said in a follow-up email to 40 South that city staff is looking onto the best approach to dealing with […]

NOVEMBER EVENTS Around Town   St. Louis Jewish Book Festival – November 2 – 17 J’s Staenberg Family Complex (2 Millstone Campus Drive) Festival Events & Schedule Bridgerton & Lemony Snicket authors, Happy Days’ writers/producers, Leonard Nimoy’s son and more will be part of the St. Louis Jewish Book Festival – an annual celebration of […]

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From abortion rights and sports betting to minimum wage and ranked-choice voting, Missourians will weigh in on several statewide issues on the Nov. 5 ballot.

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ALTON - Great Rivers and Routes Tourism Bureau will host its first Craft Beverage Festival to celebrate local craft beverage culture. From 12–4 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 2, 2024, community members are invited to Old Bakery Beer Company in Alton for a day of sampling beverages and food from across the Riverbend region. Several local craft beverage vendors will be present, as will a few restaurants. “In the Great Rivers and Routes region, there’s amazing wineries, breweries, distilleries, and we even have some nonalcoholic options, too,” said Lindsey Laird, sales manager with Great Rivers and Routes. “This year, it is beer, wine, spirits and nonalcoholic drinks in addition to some really cool food options.” Laird explained that Great Rivers and Routes previously hosted a Craft Beer Festival, but they quickly realized that the area has “a lot more than just craft beer to offer.” This new iteration of the festival will highlight a wide

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Design Agendas: Modern Architecture in St. Louis, 1930s to 1970s is the first major exhibition to examine the complex connections among modern architecture, urban renewal and racial and spatial change […]

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EAST ST. LOUIS – The Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) announced that lane closures will affect eastbound I-64 from 15th Street to IL 111 starting Tuesday, October 29, 2024, at 7 a.m. and continuing through Friday, November 1, 2024, at 3 p.m., weather permitting. During this period, the right lane will be closed for pavement maintenance, and the adjacent lane will also be closed daily from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. All entrance and exit ramps in the area will remain open, allowing for continued access. IDOT officials indicated that these restrictions are necessary for the maintenance work to improve the roadway. Full access to the lanes will be restored as soon as possible. Motorists are advised to expect delays and to allow extra time for travel through the affected area. To minimize disruptions, IDOT encourages the use of alternate routes when feasible. Drivers are reminded to pay close attention to changing conditions and signs in the work zones, obey posted speed limits,

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