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Orchid Show
Experience a beloved tradition in a brand-new space as the annual Orchid Show returns in its new home in the Jack C. Taylor Visitor Center’s Emerson Conservatory. For most
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Super Bowl: Where to watch and who to watch
The Super Bowl between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs is rapidly approaching. Here are some things to know ahead of Sunday's game...
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Home of the future: Climate-friendly, electrified and closer than ever
The technology and policies are falling into place. But we’ll need a revolution in U.S. home retrofit business models and financing to scale up enough to meet the climate challenge.
My Sparkly Valentine
BUZZ MAGAZINE - On February 14, 1926, a squalling baby girl entered the world in Centralia, Illinois. The lovely mother, her pale blonde hair and crystal blue eyes gathered aside her handsome husband’s dark curls and callused hands. All the wondering is now settled. Here she lay, Juanita Marie Rhodes. This first child was her mother’s daughter, a tiny fair maiden. The white house where she drew her first breath, some referred to as a shotgun house. So slight, you could fire a round from one end through to the other with a gun. The railroad worker became smitten with the young lady at a local dance. I have no doubt he had to be not only patient but persistent to win her hand in marriage. The beautiful and only remaining daughter of parents with old-world values and four protective brothers, she was their treasure. There would be no need for them to fret, Forest adored Alma. The new family swiftly settled into their forever. Juanita’s head full of blonde curls
Plenty Of Love To Go Around - A Generational Love Story
BUZZ MAGAZINE - My name is Lena Temeyer. I was born Lena Feuhrer on November 11, 1897, in Macon County, Illinois. My parents were farmers, on a rented farm, not far from Decatur. Over the years I’ve jotted down notes about my life. First, from what I remember growing up, and later, things that happened in my life as they occurred. I recorded these things because I thought my descendants might like to know. Now, they think you might want to know. I remember my home in Illinois very well. There were 12 of us kids - five girls and eight boys. Farmers usually had large families - more hands to help. My mother made the most delicious bread, and I will never forget the smell of it baking. Or the process of making butter. The whole family helped make butter from the “skim” off the top of the milk from the cows we had. We milked by hand back then, of course. We didn’t even have fly spray, so the cows’ tails would swat us in the face while we were milking as
Galentine’s Brunch
Let’s hear it for the girls! On Saturdays and Sundays in February, Eckert’s Country Restaurant in Belleville, Illinois, will host Galentine’s Brunch. Gather your favorite gal pals and enjoy Eckert’s
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Dodds Named 2023 ISBE Early Childhood Teacher of the Year
GRANITE CITY – Prather Early Childhood Coordinator Marci Dodds has been named the 2023 Early Childhood Teacher of the Year by The Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE), as announced Thursday by ISBE. Dodds was recognized Thursday with an assembly at Prather, and ISBE will celebrate the awardees at a banquet on April 29. Out of almost 500 applicants, Dodds was selected for this honor because of her commitment to the students and staff at Prather. You can read more about Dodds and the entire cohort of 2023 Teachers of the Year on ISBE’s program page. "I am grateful to be a part of a child's first experience with school. Being part of the team can show them that this is a safe place where they can learn new skills and meet new friends," said Dodds. "Being able to assist parents with the transition to their child being at school. It's just amazing to be able to be a part of so many firsts for families." Dodds is in her 18th year in the Granite City Community Unit School
St. Louis aldermen advance legal representation for tenants facing eviction
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Illinois grapples with sports gambling addiction as bets hit $1 billion a month
Struggle seems to hit young men under 35 years old particularly hard and is robbing them not just of money, but of connection, time and hope.
Arwen, St. Louis' own adoptable puppy, to be featured in Animal Planet's 'Puppy Bowl'
Arwen is available to adopt through the Humane Society of Missouri.
16 things to know about Sunday's Super Bowl
Both teams won 14 games and were the top seeds with their 28 regular-season wins tied for the second most in Super Bowl history.
‘A party in a box,’ king cakes’ popularity grows for Mardi Gras in St. Louis
St. Louisans weren't convinced about king cakes until they became more festive.
Kansas City Chiefs vs. Philadelphia Eagles: How to watch Super Bowl LVII
Super Bowl LVII fans have options to watch, stream or listen to the game on FOX Sports, FOX4 in Kansas City, YouTube TV, Sirius XM and more.
30th annual Purina Pet Parade and Tito's Wiener Dog Derby return to Soulard
The streets of Soulard were filled with dogs as they, and their humans, took part in the 30th annual Purina Pet Parade.
Legends and icons: St. Louis ballroom community thrives underground
The "ballroom" scene in St. Louis is an underground world of glitz and glam.