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Blues see mixed results at season's quarter point, power play among NHL's worst
If the NHL playoffs started today, the St. Louis Blues would hold the first Wild Card spot in the Western Conference. That said, the notes are only one-quarter through the season, and it's been a bit of a rollercoaster.
Reegan Twente Settling Into Starting Role - Is A Tom Lane State Farm Athlete Of The Month For Civic Memorial
BETHALTO - Civic Memorial junior Reegan Twente has been with the girls basketball team since her freshman season, improving each year. She scored 11 points her freshman season, then 63 as a sophomore on varsity while mainly playing JV minutes. Now, she finds herself as a varsity starter and has already been showing her form this season. Through just six games, she's already eclipsed her scoring total from last year. She leads the team with 65 points, averaging 10.8 points per game. For her success so far this season, Reegan Twente is a Tom Lane State Farm Athlete of the Month. Reegan scored a career-high 16 points on Monday, Dec. 27 in a 62-30 win over Mississippi Valley Conference rivals Mascoutah. She's been a key three-point shooter having made 13 this season, the second most on the team. "She can shoot it," CM head coach Mike Arbuthnot said about Reegan. "She's just really developed. Last year she was really, really close, but just having another year, she's now more of
Cortex nets $7 million to boost tech training in Missouri
The Cortex Innovation Community has received $7 million in state funding to help grow the tech workforce, the organization announced Wednesday.
Ron Wyden Wants To Know Why The DEA Still Has On-Demand Access To Trillions Of Phone Records
For decades, the government has used the Third Party Doctrine to obtain massive amounts of phone records without a warrant. Even prior to the creation of the Third Party Doctrine by the Supreme Court in 1979, government agencies were obtaining phone records using pen register requests that provided them with info on numbers called and […]
Matt Cameron: Pearl Jam’s next album is “in the can,” but “everything’s on hold” with Soundgarden recordings
At least one Matt Cameron band has new music ready to go. During an interview with The Vinyl Guide podcast, the drummer shares that Pearl Jam's next album, the follow-up…
Tow truck driver killed in I-255 crash near Dupo, Illinois
A pedestrian was killed in a crash Wednesday morning near Dupo, Illinois, according to Illinois State Police.
Egg fried rice can be a dangerous dish
Today's edition of little-known facts features the son of Mao Zedong: Mao Anying, a Chinese military officer, was killed by US bombers on 25 November 1950 during the Korean war. A persistent but frequently denied rumour says he was trying to cook egg fried rice instead of taking shelter, and the smoke from the fire ...continue reading "Egg fried rice can be a dangerous dish"
It's official: BJC, Saint Luke's finalize plans to combine
BJC HealthCare and Saint Luke’s Health System said they'll combine on Jan. 1, creating a cross-state system with 28 hospitals and hundreds of clinics.
Foot-long cookies are coming to Subway restaurants in 2024
Select Subway restaurants will turn into Cookieway Monday.
New York’s Empire State Building to honor KISS ahead of final shows
KISS is getting ready to hit New York for their final two concerts ever, and the occasion is being marked at one of the city’s historic locations: the Empire State Building.…
STL Headliners: Renaissance Plastic Surgery & R Medical Spa
Content by Renaissance Plastic Surgery & R Medical Spa. Renaissance Plastic Surgery & R Medical Spa stands out as the pinnacle of cosmetic transformation, clinching the title of Best Cosmetic Surgery Center in the 2023 STL Headliners.
The Best Concerts in St. Louis This Week: November 30 to December 6
Exodus w/ Fit For an Autopsy, Darkest Hour, Undeath
7 p.m. Friday, December 1.
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John Goodman to Drop in to Save the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis Next Month
The Repertory Theater of St. Louis shocked area theater lovers last month when it announced that it had a $2.5 million projected budget shortfall that it would need to meet by the end of the year in order to produce the second half of its season. That such a prominent theater company could be in such dire straights was almost inconceivable. Yet, even on the day of the announcement, there were signs that the theater's supporters would rally around the Rep. Managing Director Danny Williams was optimistic when speaking to the RFT about what would need to happen.
Advanced Manufacturing Innovation Center in north St. Louis begins construction
Lucky Accomplice is a Winner
Stop and Go! I don’t say this often. But whatever you’re doing: Stop! Make a reservation to eat at the Lucky Accomplice. Okay, I know it’s a “fer piece” for many of you county folks, but it’s well worth the trip. A New American Menu The dark decor is handsome without being bleak. The dimness...
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The Best Things to Do in St. Louis This Weekend, November 30 to December 3
Thursday 11/30 Get Lit
One of St. Louis' most beloved holiday traditions is back this month, as Brewery Lights at Anheuser-Busch Brewery (1200 Lynch Street, 314-577-2626) brightens the night sky.
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