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Coloring STL

2 years 1 month ago

St. Louis is a kaleidoscope of architecture, filled with structures of every age, shape, and size. In Coloring STL, Missouri History Museum visitors will interact with these fascinating buildings in […]

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Patrick

Missouri’s High Priority Unfunded Needs

2 years 1 month ago
Missouri’s transportation system is a tremendous asset to the citizens of Missouri. The system consists of 33,808 miles of roads and 10,424 bridges, both of which rank among the largest for any state in the nation. The Missouri Department of Transportation working with its statewide regional planning partners have identified $1.1 billion in annual unfunded […]
Dede Hance

St. Louis Weather Is Headed Back to the 70s

2 years 1 month ago
Parting is such sweet sorrow, but we must sadly announce that the National Weather Service has confirmed that this heat dome will come to an end. The steamy heat that's gripped St. Louis will finally die down on Saturday, with temperatures turning rather pleasant by the end of the weekend. (Do you remember the 70s?
Ryan Krull

LED Lighting For Clark Bridge Approved By Alton City Council

2 years 1 month ago
ALTON - The Alton City Council approved a series of resolutions to fund the installation of decorative LED lighting on the Clark Bridge in an effort to improve its appearance and boost economic activity through tourism. The project totals nearly $1 million and will be funded by American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds, an Ameren Illinois incentive program, and more. A total of $995,915.51 in funding was approved from the following sources: $600,000 from the city’s Travel and Tourism funds $243,915.51 from the city’s ARPA funds $152,000 from an intergovernmental agreement with Alton Township The new lighting will also reportedly be more energy efficient than the current lighting, resulting in 73% less energy use. The current lighting draws 165 watts per fixture, whereas the new lighting will consume only 45 watts per fixture. Great Rivers & Routes Tourism Bureau CEO Cory Jobe, Third Ward Alderman Raymond Strebel, and Mayor David Goins have all previously

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