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MLB Misplaces Its Spine & Alters Language To Its Diversity Programs
Were it not so obviously the product of something nefarious, it would be entertaining to watch how private companies react to the Trump administration’s declaration of the end of all things DEI. The truth is that Trump’s reach for this sort of thing simply doesn’t extend past the federal government, legally speaking. That doesn’t mean […]
Exploring testosterone replacement therapy
More people are turning to testosterone replacement therapy. In fact, itβs estimated that prescriptions for the treatment exceeded 11 million in 2024.
Local bar boycotts Anheuser-Busch, support Pride St. Louis
ehab Bar and Grill, a longtime St. Louis Pridefest partner, is just one of the local establishments pushing back against Anheuser-Busch's
Fitness Court Coming To Alton Riverfront
ALTON – A free new outdoor workout center is officially coming to the Alton riverfront. Alton City Council members on Wednesday unanimously approved an intergovernmental agreement between the city and Alton Township. Under the agreement, the township will provide $100,000 for the construction of a Fitness Court, as previously reported on Riverbender.com . What Is A Fitness Court? Developed by the National Fitness Campaign (NFC), a Fitness Court is basically an outdoor gym which is free and open for the public to use. Seven different “movement zones” feature equipment focused on certain workouts and muscle groups, such as pull-up bars for upper body workouts, platforms for squats and lunges, and more. The NFC claims each court is “designed to provide a full body workout in only seven minutes.” The City of Jerseyville opened its own Fitness Court in 2022 during the first phase of its Lions Club/Wittman Park improvement plan . Shown above
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Amphipods
Metro Line Safe?
Should sick workers serve food and drinks?
Original Country Artists in StL?
State Takeover of St. Louis Police
Basement update
Ward 1 City Council Seat candidates collaborate on a statement
The write-in candidates for the Ward 1 City Council seat, C Wiley and Marie Long, have collaborated on a statement, and asked it to be posted on 40 South. The election is April 8. “A note from the candidates for the Ward 1 City Council seat, C Wiley and Marie Long: Although we are running […]
Jury awards $48.1M in malpractice case against Mercy Hospital
The verdict came on March 25, which involved a malpractice case that left a child permanently brain-damaged.
Mom's Deli to reopen in new location
Momβs Deli plans to reopen at a new location in south St. Louis, owner Denise Vago said Wednesday.
Gynecologist recommendations for complicated IUD insertion
Inside the Old Courthouse's $27.5M renovation
Visitors to the Old Courthouse, part of the Gateway Arch National Park, will experience a more accessible and modernized facility that features new exhibits when it reopens in early May.
County executive vetoes 2 bills relating to Prop B; council expected to override
Two bills relating to a ballot initiative that's divided St. Louis County Council leaders for months were vetoed by the county executive, but council members are expected to convene Thursday to override the vetoes.
Sale price revealed for Onder's historic theater, as attorney eyes buying office building too
The price for a historic theater sold in December in St. Louis County is now public, at the same time the new owner says he is also eyeing the purchase of a large Brentwood office building.
New food venues, Cardinals exhibit boosts home opener experience
The St. Louis Cardinals are gearing up for their home opener, promising fans an exciting experience with new food venues at Ballpark Village and a special exhibit celebrating the fandom.
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