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3rd Annual Miracle on St. Francois Street Nov. 25 in Old Town Florissant Mayor Lowery along with the Florissant Valley of Flowers, Florissant Old Town Partners and Old St. Ferdinand Shrine are excited to announce the 3rd Annual Miracle on St. Francois Street that is scheduled to take place on Saturday, Nov. 25 from noon […]

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STANDARD, Ill. -- A 3.6-magnitude earthquake shook north-central Illinois early Wednesday morning. The quake, which the USGS recorded at 4:41 a.m., was at a depth of 2.8 miles just south of the Illinois River. The USGS lists that area as a stable continental region, and earthquakes are unusual here. It may have been the result [...]

Laumeier Sculpture Park presents the first solo museum exhibition for St. Louis-based artist Vaughn Davis, Jr., titled The Fabric of Our Time, on view from Aug. 26 to Dec. 17. […]

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Watlow has opened a new $6 million technology center that will create an additional 15 jobs at its headquarters in Westport.

It's a new era for Playadors, one in which the St. Louis band is energized and motivated unlike ever before.

“I have no worries or concerns whatsoever,” says one owner of a planned restaurant. Brew Tulum closed last month because of lead contamination.

There is, I suppose, not much point in trawling the internet every morning and arguing with random conservative posts. But sometimes I just shake my head and can't help myself. Here is Jimmy Quinn, national security correspondent for National Review: There’s a lot to say about the implications of the Biden administration’s apparent return to ...continue reading "America is the envy of the world"

Alice Cooper is looking back at his career with a new picture book coming next year. Starring Alice Cooper features over 400 pages of material for Cooper fans to enjoy, all overseen…

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Over the last few weeks, YouTube has been cracking down on YouTube adblockers, blocking users who are using such adblockers (or, in some cases, disabling extensions). There are still some ways around it, but apparently it’s becoming more difficult. Here at Techdirt, we’ve always been pro-adblocker (even though we sometimes have ads on the site, […]

A St. Louis grandmother is making a difference in teens’ lives, one breakfast plate at a time. Dozens of Bishop DuBourg High School students shuffle through her doors and into her kitchen on Wednesday mornings for breakfast club. They affectionately call her “Grandma Peggy.” 

The Train Shed at St. Louis Union Station has been transformed into a glittering holiday retreat. With wall-to-wall bling, The Sleigh Shed puts the excess of the holidays on full […]

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The billionaire philanthropist’s donations come with strings attached.

It looks like Steely Dan will be sitting out at least two more shows on the Eagles The Long Goodbye tour. The Doobie Brothers announced on their Instagram page that they will be opening the Eagles’ shows…

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The location was open for nearly 50 years before it was shuttered at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Adjusted for inflation, retail sales were down 2.5% in October: On a year-over-year basis, sales were down 1.6%.

A woman was shot and killed last week in East St. Louis.

O'FALLON - On Nov. 15, 1978, Sam and Muggs Andria opened their doors to Andria’s Steakhouse. The three-bedroom New England-style home, nestled away on four acres with the listing touting central air conditioning and a full basement, now reflects the legendary Andria’s Steakhouse. Today the restaurant embodies the same location, same hospitality, and the familiarity of community and people that you will always know by name. Over the last four decades the Kenison family has worked hard to live up to the legacy that Sam and Muggs took a risk starting. “Over the years we have sacrificed a lot of missed family activities, social obligations, and conflicting commitments. But one thing is certain, we have gained more than we sacrificed. Each day I’ve poured my heart and soul into the pride and joy that I shared with Sam and Muggs surrounding fine-dining, quality food, and Southern Illinois hospitality,” said Larry Kenison, son-in-law to Sam and Muggs Andria. “Since

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ALTON - Unity in the Community, Millennium Temple, CLB Foundation along with Fourth Ward Alderwoman Rosetta Brown and volunteers will be serving free Thanksgiving dinners from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Nov 18, 2023, at Millineum Temple Church, 801 Blair, Alton, while supplies last. "This is a continuation of how we love our community and support it with our own funds, Brown said. Brown stressed the public is welcome for the event. "If you see a homeless person, please let them know," Brown said.

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