Rush has shared two classic live videos to their official YouTube channel, taken from the 1982 concert film Exit…Stage Left.The clips are performances of “Closer To The Heart” and “Freewill,”…
ALTON - Porch Café will host its annual music festival in honor of Bud Summers this weekend. From 1–5 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 13, 2024, community members are invited to the Alton Amphitheater for a free concert, complete with food trucks, craft vendors and more. All proceeds will go to the Bud Summers Music Foundation, a new local nonprofit that supports kids who want to play music. “There are so many stories. Everybody had a story about Bud,” said Jamie, one of the event organizers. “We get to hear so many different stories and it’s really cool to see everybody just pay a day of tribute to him. And the family has been very gracious. They’re very thankful. It’s for Bud, but it’s for all the local musicians.” Several bands will play at the festival, as well as solo acts who will perform in between the bands’ 45-minute sets. Jason McAtee, another organizer and member of the band Porch Café, teased that attendee
TAMPA, FLA. - A man nicknamed "Lieutenant Dan" has captured quite a bit of attention in Tampa as Hurricane Milton heads to the area with a fury. Folks, keep Lieutenant Dan in your thoughts. With a sense of divine purpose, he says, “God told me to come out here and get a boat.” But there’s a catch — he doesn’t have a lifejacket. Dan isn't a strong swimmer — he’s missing a leg, much like the character from Forrest Gump . Despite this, he's convinced he’ll simply rise and fall with the floodwaters, not seeming to worry about the 180-mph winds, intense currents, or dangerous debris around him. Lieutenant Dan knows that people across the nation are concerned for his safety, but he compares himself to Noah. Last night, he was out on the water (spoiler alert: tidal knowledge is not his strong suit). These are the words on the GoFundMe for Lt. Dan: "Ahoy, mateys! We're rallying together to help our dear friend Lieutenant Dan who lives on
WASHINGTON — Hurricane season has not only wreaked havoc on people’s lives throughout much of the country, but could also make it more difficult for voters to cast their ballots in hard-hit regions. Other election threats include misinformation and even terrorism, with warnings from the Department of Homeland Security and an arrest in Oklahoma allegedly […]
Jordan Binnington begins the new season within striking distance of the St. Louis Blues' all-time wins record among goaltenders. He needs just seven this year to claim it alone.
The two local companies will partner during Oktoberfest this weekend, followed by a six-month brewery residency for the barbecue brand, alongside Urban Chestnut's popular pizza and German fare.
Sometimes it feels like every story we see these days about kids and the internet is all about how it’s evil, making them depressed, and a huge problem for society. We keep trying to remind people that the actual science on this finds no support of the internet being so horrible. Indeed, the research suggests […]
He's already built one successful business and saved another. Now John Simmons is on a quest to revitalize the Metro East city of Alton, one building at a time.
The survey asked students which factors would help them choose one location over the other in part of the university's mission to help St. Louis retain young talent.
We at Trailnet are excited to welcome fall, and with it, voting season. With a proposition for transportation improvements on the ballot for the City of St. Louis, we believe …
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