For 12 years, Lo-Fi Cherokee has delighted music lovers with its one-day music festival format and one-take music video production before live audiences at multiple businesses along Cherokee Street. Filmmaker and Lo-Fi St. Louis founder Bill Streeter shares why 2024’s Lo-Fi Cherokee will be the last, and how his love for the local music scene and video production will continue. Singer/songwriter Beth Bombara, who performed at the very first Lo-Fi Cherokee in 2012 and is on this year’s bill as the event’s closing act Saturday, April 6, describes how Lo-Fi has added to her own music and the local music community.
A Warren County, Missouri, man appeared in U.S. District Court in downtown St. Louis on Tuesday and admitting to possessing hundreds of images of child pornography on his phones and laptop.
by Tom Finan, Executive Director and Co-Founder, Construction Forum Two men who have each had huge impacts on our industry — and two of my favorite people to work with at Construction Forum — announced their respective retirements on April 1. Over the next few weeks, Steve Faust will be winding down his work at […]
Beyoncé’s latest album, Cowboy Carter, features her interpretation of The Beatles classic “Blackbird,” and it turns out she took more than just inspiration from the band.Variety has confirmed that the song, retitled “Blackbiird” for Bey's album,…
PARIC Holdings announces that Kyle Lopez, former President and Chief Operating Officer, has been named Chief Executive Officer. Joe McKee, formerly CEO, is transitioning to Chairman. During his tenure as President and Chief Operating Officer, Lopez led PARIC Holdings through consistent year-over-year growth and geographic expansion. He has driven key organizational and transformational changes, including […]
Flash flooding in Rock Hill left behind muddy roads and covered sewer drains overnight. People were out in front of businesses along Manchester on Tuesday with brooms and pressure washers.
by Dr. John Gaal Editor’s Note: Each week, Dr. John Gaal, director of worker wellness for the Missouri Works Initiative, a non-profit workforce formed by the Missouri AFL-CIO, collects and comments on news and trends in workforce wellness and life balance. Construction Forum carries the Worker Wellness & Well-Being Blog as a regular feature. The […]
Paris Woods grew up watching her mother navigate her own finances while caring for seven children on a secretary's salary. Drawing from a lifetime of observations, her own financial challenges, and professional experience in the “college access” industry, Woods authored her book, “The Black Girl’s Guide to Financial Freedom,” to encourage fellow Black women as they take control of their finances and build confidence when dealing with money.
Foreigner doesn’t seem ready to say farewell to their Farewell tour. The band just announced a new set of fall dates featuring special guests Lita Ford and Loverboy.The latest leg…
Authorities on Monday charged a St. Louis sheriff's deputy after his 2-year-old nephew accidentally shot himself last month with the officer's service weapon.