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Explorers' Kline Off To Sizzling Start, Is A Tucker's Automotive Repair & Tire Male Athlete of Month
ALTON - Marquette Catholic guard Braden Kline is off to a sizzling start on the hardwoods. He has been phenomenal from the three-point range and hit five in one game last week in the Roxana Hoopsgiving Tourney. The 6-foot-2, 185-pound senior, is already putting up numbers that will attract college coaches with a 25-point outburst against Freeburg, 18 in a game against East Alton-Wood River, and 17 against Waterloo. Braden Kline is a Tucker's Automotive Repair & Tire Male Athlete of the Month for the Explorers. Kline is known as a hot shooter, but his head Marquette boys basketball coach Cody Best said Braden is developing on the defensive side of play and is "much stronger" physically after a dedicated weight training program and workouts this past summer. Braden has already paid visits to several colleges and will likely make that decision at the end of the basketball season. “Braden definitely put on some muscle this summer and is showing off early and able to attack the baske
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Here is the new dictionary definition of woke
I like Vox. It could use a little more editing to get word lengths down, but they often run interesting pieces with plenty of detail and backup data. However, they are also the online home of wokeness—and sometimes it's just too heavy-handed to ignore. Today, for example, I was reading a lengthy piece about falling ...continue reading "Here is the new dictionary definition of woke"
Watch classic holiday movies on the big screen at these family-friendly events
Trade the silver bells for the silver screen with these amped-up movie nights.
Big St. Louis-based nonprofit organization names new C-suite executive
One of the region's largest nonprofit organizations has named a new chief financial officer.
Former Maryland Heights councilman killed in crash
Gavin Park, 44, was a Maryland Heights councilman from 2016 to 2020. "He served the community well, and I'm just sorry that this tragedy happened," longtime Mayor Mike Moeller said.
Vote to make the 'Garden Glow' the best in the US
The Missouri Botanical Garden's holiday lights display is on USA Today's 2023 Reader's Choice best-of list. The garden needs your vote to be listed as the best in the US.
HVAC firm expands with new $12M office development, plans to add 300 jobs
A St. Louis-based heating and air conditioning firm is moving and expanding its offices as part of a $12 million development anticipated to add 300 new jobs with help from state incentives.
St. Peters Family's Thanksgiving Involved Mac-10, Felony Charge
No matter how bad your Thanksgiving was, rest assured that for one family in St. Peters it was much, much worse. Douglas Hill, 27, of Florissant, is now facing charges in St. Charles County for pointing a Mac-10 gun at several people after an argument outside his girlfriend's father's home.
St. Louis man sentenced for murder of 15-year-old
A St. Louis man appeared in St. Louis Circuit Court on Monday to plead guilty to a 2020 murder and was immediately sentenced for the crime.
Oilers' Isaiah Kolmer Posts Most Courageous Performance Of Season, Is A Midwest Members Credit Union Male Athlete Of Month
WOOD RIVER - As the holidays are here, one is reminded of one of the most inspiring athletic accomplishments of the fall when on pure courage and determination, East Alton-Wood River High junior Isaiah Kolmer qualified for the boys cross country sectional with a three-mile PR time of 18:07.5 in the Trenton Wesclin Regional. East Alton-Wood River head coach Russ Colona has witnessed a lot of positive performances in his long career with the Oilers, but this rainy, freezing cold day in October in Trenton is one he will never forget. Young Kolmer had established a goal early in the season of qualifying for sectional as an individual. Isaiah had something terribly tragic happen to him and his family in early October when his mom was killed in a car crash near Grafton. Somehow, the young man pulled himself together, likely in memory of his late mother, and turned in the performance of his life in the Trenton-Wesclin Regional and posted a PR. It was muddy, rainy, and an awful day for running
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This is US 160 just east of Tuba City in Arizona.
Sen. Eric Schmitt wants FAA to speed up commercial space-flight permits
Schmitt and Arizona U.S. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema want U.S. to approve commercial flights to make sure China does not close space-race gap.
Central West End restaurant to shutter amid lead contamination dispute
Brew Tulum, a specialty coffeehouse and Mexican eatery on Delmar Boulevard in the Central West End, will shutter its doors amid an ongoing dispute over lead contamination.
St. Louis-based manufacturer's employees to get company stake under new majority owner
A New York investment company plans to institute a new employee ownership program at the St. Louis-based manufacturing business it has acquired.
PSA: They're doing 50% off yearly passes to City Museum today for cyber monday
RFT Reviews the Week: November 20 to November 26
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20. In the most St. Louis move ever, officials acknowledge that they forgot to fill out the paperwork that would allow the city to tax cannabis β so now City Hall has to wait until January to start tacking on its taxes.
Israel and Hamas agree to extend truce for two more days, and to free more hostages and prisoners
TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) β Israel and Hamas agreed to extend their cease-fire for two more days past Monday, the Qatari government said, raising the prospect of a longer halt to their deadliest and most destructive war and further exchanges of militant-held hostages for Palestinians imprisoned by Israel. The announcement, made by Qatari Foreign Ministry [...]
Republicans Want To Block Broadband Funding To Schools That Refuse To Implement Easily Bypassed TikTok Bans
We’ve noted how the GOP’s obsession with TikTok is… weird and superficial. Guys like Ted Cruz or Brendan Carr will suffer absolute embolisms about TikTok (and TikTok only) to get on cable news where they’ll be portrayed as good faith privacy reformers. While simultaneously refusing to pass a privacy law or regulate dodgy data brokers […]
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