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Road reconfigurations and pedestrian and bicyclist safety are top of mind in St. Louis between last year’s Board Bill 120, the City’s upcoming Mobility Plan, and debate on how to spend the Rams settlement money. With increasing financial resources and support from residents we should closely look at every reconstruction and repaving project as an […]

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The iconic St. Louis Arch takes center stage in a Disney+ TV show, "Percy Jackson and the Olympians," adapted from the book series of the same name. In the first book, and episode, the Gateway Arch plays a significant role.

Schnuck Markets, Inc. and The Salvation Army are thanking Schnucks customers as the company donated $230,000 to The Salvation Army’s annual Tree of Lights campaign through the most recent “Round Up at the Register Campaign.”

Climate change means communities along the Mississippi River are experiencing longer and higher floods in springtime, flash flooding from heavy rains, as well as prolonged droughts.

GRAFTON - A new local business is off to a strong start as the official merchandise supplier of Grafton’s veteran’s memorial. Seed to Sewn, a direct-to-film garment printing company, has partnered with the National Memorial of Military Ascent (NMMA) to provide merchandise for the new veteran’s museum and memorial to be built in Grafton . A percentage of the proceeds for every shirt purchased will go toward NMMA to help fund the memorial. “We’re honored, blessed. It’s been an exciting road for us inside of doing business for our company Seed to Sewn, and this is some involvement that we never expected,” said Joellen Sudmeier, owner of Seed to Sewn. “Special shoutout to the mayor Mike Morrow in Grafton and his lovely wife Lynn. Really, everybody that we’ve met in Grafton. This is huge for us, and we are honored to be able to do this for them.” Sudmeier started the business with her friend Chris Grigsby after the

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JERSEYVILLE - The Jerseyville Public Library has a busy January jam-packed with fun community events for all ages scheduled this month, and invites the public to attend with no library card needed to participate in any programs or events they have planned. This month’s activities kick off with the monthly LEGO Club for kids in Kindergarten through seventh grade, held at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 6, 2024. No registration is required, and the LEGOs will be provided. Each of the masterpieces created during the event will be displayed at the library all month long. For those looking for more of an informative night in, call the library at 618-498-9514 to receive a Zoom link to watch the latest Illinois Libraries Present: Speculating About Our AI Future from the comfort of your own home. The virtual event will feature three best-selling science fiction writers discussing the promise, perils, and possible impacts that AI will have on our future. On Saturday, Jan. 13, 2024,

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Precipitation has come to an end, with amounts ranging from just a dusting to a little over 2.5". The highest amounts were reported in St. Louis County and over into the metro east.