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Homeopathic Remedies: Early Female Physicians in St. Louis

1 year 10 months ago
When I think of a doctor making a house call in the 19th century, I imagine someone who arrives in my home and sets an old-fashioned leather case down, preparing to address whatever medical problem has arisen. What I don’t perhaps consider is the popular practice of homeopathy, especially among women, in St. Louis in …
Brittany Krewson

Jingle

1 year 10 months ago

JINGLE! will give St. Louis an extra dose of joy this holiday season. The spectacular, multisensory experience will completely transform O’Fallon’s CarShield Field with an immersive holiday light maze made […]

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Rachel Huffman

Abortion issue top priority for some lawmakers on filing day

1 year 10 months ago
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - Missouri lawmakers spent the day filing legislation for the upcoming session Monday. After the recent election, where voters approved making abortion legal again, you can guess what's at the top of mind for a Republican super majority General Assembly. Democrats say they will stand up to protect the voice of the [...]
Emily Manley

Ravinia Brewing Rebranded As Steep Ravine Brewing Co. After Trademark Dispute

1 year 10 months ago
If you haven’t been following along on our posts about a trademark dispute between the famed Ravinia Festival Association (RFA) and Ravinia Brewing for the last decade or so, here is a quick synopsis. The RFA operates the Ravinia Festival outdoor music venue north of Chicago. “Ravinia” isn’t a fanciful name, as locals here know. […]
Dark Helmet

Wood River Advances 9th Street Detention Pond Project

1 year 10 months ago
WOOD RIVER - A federally funded project to build a detention pond near 9th Street in Wood River is making progress after City Council members gave Madison County authority to complete certain steps on their behalf. City Council members on Tuesday unanimously approved an Intergovernmental Agreement between the City of Wood River and Madison County for environmental review services related to the 9th Street Detention Pond Project. According to the agreement, the city has received federal grant funding for the project, and is responsible for all associated environmental review, decision-making, and action. The city has requested that Madison County act as the “Responsible Entity” to handle these obligations on their behalf. Madison County was reportedly selected “due to its prior experience navigating the environmental review portion of a similar project's process and as a means of expediting the Project for City.” A full recording of the Dec. 2, 2024

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