GRANITE CITY/EAST ST. LOUIS - Joshua Amos is a 32-year-old Granite City man who was last seen on March 19, 2023, in East St. Louis. Four months after his disappearance, his family is asking the community to help bring him home. “It’s just left such a hole in our family. He’s got two beautiful girls. They miss him so much,” Karin Ahart, Amos’s aunt, said. “He’s the one where all the nieces and nephews want to ride with Josh, want to spend the night with Josh, want to get picked up with him. He is the fun one. He’s silly, sarcastic, funny. He’s a sweetheart. He’s that guy of the family. He’s pretty much the one that ties us all together.” Ahart said the circumstances of Amos’s sudden and inexplicable disappearance have been incredibly painful. The family regularly shares updates on the “#BringJoshHome; Joshua Amos - Missing Person” Facebook page. They post pictures and stories of Amos and
HDA Architects, one of the nation’s leading architectural, interiors and master planning firms, recently completed a new 457,000 SF Class-A speculative industrial facility with immediate access to the strategic I-75 corridor in Ocala, Florida. Featuring a cross-dock layout, a 36′ clear height with 95 dock doors and four drive-in doors, Topline Logistics Center offers tenants […]
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.
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 […]
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-based Comprose, which provides software to help companies standardize their policies and procedures, has named a longtime employee as its president.
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 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…
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
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.
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…
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 […]
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.
"Exceptional" and "extreme" drought is still the norm throughout Pettis, Morgan and Moniteau counties, according to the latest Drought Monitor that dropped Thursday.
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