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Wentzville man sentenced in White Castle shooting, armed robberies
A federal judge sentenced a Wentzville man Thursday in connection with two armed robberies at a White Caste restaurant in University City, including one that led him to shooting an employee.
One year in, the Inflation Reduction Act is working — kind of
The climate law is lowering the cost of solar and wind, but Paris Agreement goals are still out of reach.
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Wiegmann Associates Adds Ann Price as Project Administrator
Wiegmann Associates has added Ann Price of Moscow Mills as Project Administrator. As Project Administrator, Price supports the project management team in the planning, coordination and administration of all HVAC construction projects and works closely with the firm’s payroll, sales and billing departments. She is responsible for preparing project documentation including contracts, change orders, submittals […]
How The Best Bosses Avoid Bias on Their Teams
From Harvard Business Review: Companies spend millions on antibias training each year. The goal is to create workforces that are more inclusive, and thereby more innovative and more effective. Studies show that well-managed diverse groups outperform homogeneous ones and are more committed, have higher collective intelligence, and are better at making decisions and solving problems. […]
Clayton software firm Comprose names president in leadership transition
Clayton-based Comprose, which provides software to help companies standardize their policies and procedures, has named a longtime employee as its president.
St. Louis' top startups honored at 2023 Fire Awards and Startup Exit Awards celebration (photos)
St. Louis Inno on Tuesday hosted its Fire Awards and Startup Exit Awards, recognizing more than a dozen startups and innovators that have achieved major milestones.
Roger Waters teases his rerecording of Pink Floyd’s ‘The Dark Side of the Moon’
Roger Waters appears to be teasing his remake of Pink Floyd’s classic album The Dark Side of the Moon. Waters revealed he was rerecording the 1973 album back in February, and now, he’s shared…
St. Louis County sells former office, 7UP headquarters to developer for $3.8 million
The long vacant properties in Clayton were sold to a Kansas City-based developer, which plans to build luxury apartments.
Golf the Galleries
Join us for the 6th season of this playable, artist-designed, nine-hole mini golf installation, designed to be inclusive, family friendly and accessible. All proceeds from Golf the Galleries support The
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2023 Fire Awards and Startup Exit Awards: Honoring entrepreneurs making an impact
Through St. Louis Inno's 2023 Fire Awards and Startup Exit Awards, we honor companies and individuals that have recorded stellar achievements in business. We often use data — revenue growth, employment totals and funding — to measure that. But it’s also also about impact, whether that is providing purposeful employment, solving societal challenges or delighting consumers.
Bryan Adams joins tech startup that keeps songs safe
Ever since music went digital, countless songs and albums have leaked before their release dates as keeping files under lock and key while they get sent back and forth is…
Crown Candy's sandwiches named among 'most legendary' in US
Crown Candy Kitchen, a popular St. Louis lunch spot, has earned new praise from food aficionados for its classic sandwiches.
Chris Arb Joins McCarthy as Senior Manager of Business Development
Chris Arb has signed on with McCarthy Building Companies, Inc. as Senior Business Development Manager. In this position, he will build client and partner relationships to expand McCarthy’s industrial experience across the company’s 28-state Central Region—from the Plains to the East Coast. Before joining McCarthy, Arb served as Industrial Group Business Development Manager at a […]
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Fields Foods owner wants to sell chain, closes Pagedale store
Less than half a year after its grand opening, Fields Foods in Pagedale abruptly closed this week. The grocery store’s shutdown is a result of a projected change in ownership.
St. Louis is wet, but new drought report shows Mid-Missouri is still bone dry
DIRTT and Built Interior Construction Win Three New Innovative Workplace Projects
DIRTT and its construction partner Built Interior Construction in St. Louis, Missouri announced today they recently secured $2M USD in construction projects with major clients The Globe Building, Kingsway Development, and CFG Bank. These projects were awarded in recognition of Built’s strong reputation as a specialty subcontractor in the St. Louis market and highlight client confidence in DIRTT’s innovative construction solutions. The Globe […]
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