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Siiri Parks: How a stylist's 'Karen' videos led to fame
Siiri Parks, an internet personality known for her hair stylist videos and ‘Karen’ video reenactments, says that her mother is the reason why she’s even a stylist today. She says she owes her hairstylist career to her mom, who gave her that push to attend cosmetology school.
Loose Threads, an exhibition by Douglas Dale
A single thread out of place can distort the illusion of perfect embroidery or reduce the perception of the quality of a smooth hand of fabric. Its free movement against […]
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P'sghetti's moving flagship location in South County
After 37 years, the family-owned fast-casual restaurant is relocating nearby to a larger building, which the company recently purchased.
Billie Joe Armstrong experiments with solos in Green Day’s behind-the-scenes “Living in the ’20s” video
Green Day has shared a new behind-the-scenes video capturing the recording of "Living in the '20s," a track off the band's new album, Saviors.The clip, which is streaming now on…
Upon Further Reflection Art Exhibit
Green Door Art Gallery is pleased to partner with Bobby Lessentine, Financial Advisor, Edward Jones, in presenting Upon Further Reflection, a collection of oil and cold wax paintings by Mark […]
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Laura Storm, founder of Foster Together is named FOX 2/KPLR 11 Remarkable Woman
Over the month of March, FOX 2 and News 11 celebrated Women’s History Month by highlighting four stories of local Remarkable Women in the Greater St. Louis area who were selected out of nearly 200 nominations in the community.
Hazelwood East fight victim still has 'significant cognitive impairment,' family says
The teen severely beaten in an after-school fight near Hazelwood East High School is still "showing signs of significant cognitive impairment," her family said Monday evening.
Barnes-Jewish Hospital Foundation partners with OFS
The Foundation for Barnes-Jewish Hospital has awarded a $50,000 grant to Operation Food Search (OFS) to support the launch of the nonprofit’s Fresh Rx: Community Nutrition Program.
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Keeping your child's eyes safe when viewing the eclipse
ST. LOUIS -- The total eclipse is less than a week away, are you ready to view it? There are some things parents need to keep in mind when it comes to their child's eyes. Dr. Mark Rallo Is a Washington University Pediatric Optometrist at St. LouisChildren's Hospital. He has some advice on what we [...]
Kaylee Gain's family shares update after judge's ruling in beating case
SPANISH LAKE, Mo. -- The teen involved in an off campus fight near Hazelwood East High School will have a hearing next month to determine if she is charged as an adult. A judge ruled Monday that the state must make that determination. St. Louis County juvenile attorneys asked for an extra 30 days to [...]
Charter Lobbyists Sneak Language Into NY State Budget Bill To Hamstring Community Broadband
Lobbyists for Charter Communications (Spectrum) have snuck some sneaky language into New York State’s latest budget bill in an effort to undermine popular community-owned broadband networks. Part of the budget bill addresses the state’s ConnectALL Initiative, which was launched in 2022 to help direct the billions in broadband funding contained in the 2021 COVID relief and infrastructure […]
Awning business returns to namesake family's ownership
A St. Louis-area awning and shade business is back under the ownership of its founding family.
Hearing to determine if Hazelwood East student is charged as adult set for May 10
A girl accused of assault during an after-school fight near Hazelwood East High last month will have a hearing next month to determine if she is charged as an adult.
Tuesday, April 2, 2024 - Challenges for young farmers
The average age of farmers in the U.S. continues to rise, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s new “Census of Ag.” It’s now nearly 60 years old. But there’s also an increase in the number of new farmers. and student membership in the agriculture organization FFA is at an all-time high.
Costello’s Pizza and Subs to Open in Historic Florissant Railroad Station
Mariano and Anthony Costello plan to bring a taste of the Hill to Old Town Florissant. The Florissant-based brothers have painted the interior of the historic Narrow Gauge Railroad station house in Tower Court Park in the colors of the Italian flag, prepping for the upcoming opening of Costello’s Pizza and Subs. Currently, Mariano Costello balances two demanding jobs.
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