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The Saint Louis Art museum puts screen printing in the spotlight
"Bolts of Color" explores screen-printed textiles at the Saint Louis Art Museum beginning November 8.
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Off the Record
Exhibition is free and open to the public during COCA's business hours in Millstone Gallery Off The Record is a series of Gouache paintings of iconic record label and album art […]
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Boeing machinists are holding a contract vote that could end their 7-week strike
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Things to Do / Events This Week (11/4/24 - 11/10/24)
St. Louis-area business openings and closings in October
Here are some key retail and business openings and closings for the St. Louis area in October:
Telecoms Bankroll More Misleading Attacks On Community Broadband Networks
I’ve written for years about how U.S. broadband is expansive, patchy, and slow thanks to mindless consolidation, regulatory capture, regional monopolization, and limited competition. That’s resulted in a growing number of pissed off towns, cities, cooperatives, and city-owned utilities building their own, locally-owned and operated broadband networks in a bid for better, cheaper, faster broadband. Regional giants like Comcast, Charter, […]
Germ-X maker's parent company makes a buy
The employee-owned company, which also makes Germ-X hand sanitizer, has acquired a Michigan-based business.
Safe streets advocacy group demanding St. Louis implement pedestrian safety improvements
GOP outrage sparked Missouri decision to make it harder to change gender on licenses
The emails started showing up on Aug. 1 into the inboxes of Missouri Department of Revenue officials, signaling growing outrage from GOP officials over what they were seeing on social media. A transgender woman in Ellisville was using the women’s locker room at a private gym, and legislators wanted to know how she got a […]
St. Louis said groups with tax, other issues wouldn’t get grant money. But some did.
City officials have insisted that they are thoroughly vetting each grant recipient before any money changes hands.
Man tells police he was held hostage in Wildwood home for days, 3 charged
Missouri agencies promote winter weather preparedness week
Missouri State Emergency Management Agency and the National Weather Service are joining forces to promote Winter Weather Preparedness Week, urging Missourians to plan ahead and prioritize safety in the event of winter storms.
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