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Edwardsville Swimmer Cohen Osborn Captures Three SWISA Firsts, Is A Johnston's Law Firm Male Athlete Of Month
EDWARDSVILLE - Edwardsville swim sensation Cohen Osborn concluded his boys summer SWISA season for Montclaire Swim Club with a dynamic performance - three firsts. Cohen was first in the 200 free (2:01.10), 100 medley (1:03.20, and 100 back (1:02.97). Cohen is entering his senior season for the Edwardsville High School boys swim team. He is the first Johnston's Law Firm in Edwardsville Male Athlete of the Month. "I'm feeling pretty good," Osborn said during an interview. "My times have been pretty decent so far this season, and I am glad we had a good year." The summer season is always more relaxed and laid-back than the winter season, where Osborn had a very successful year for the Tigers, qualifying for the 100-yard butterfly and 100-yard backstroke in the IHSA state meet and also was part of the 200-yard and 400-yard freestyle relay teams that went through to the state meet. "Yeah, this is when we just kind of have fun," Osborn said about summer swim. Osborn also agreed that
New docuseries explores the San Francisco music scene of the ’60s and ’70s
A new docuseries that explores the music of San Francisco is set to premiere in August on MGM+, formerly EPIX. San Francisco Sounds: A Place in Time focuses on the Bay…
Gorman sparks Cardinals to series sweep of Marlins
Nolan Gorman hit a three-run homer and had four RBIs to help the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Mami Marlins 6-4 on Wednesday for just their second series sweep this season.
Brentwood approves nearly half-billion dollar plan to redevelop along Manchester Road
The City of Brentwood's Board of Aldermen approved a nearly half-billion plan for major redevelopments along Manchester Road.
Escaped Teen No Longer Wanted for Dogtown Gas Station Murder
Yesterday afternoon, the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department announced they were seeking the public's help in locating Jataveion Scott, 19, as a "person of interest" relating to the killing of a gas station attendant that had occurred in the early hours of Tuesday morning. Police said that Scott had already been handcuffed when he managed to escape custody and was last seen last seen in the Peabody-Darst-Webbe neighborhood just east of Lafayette Square, running through the Peabody Housing Complex with his hands still secured behind his back. Scott was a person of interest in the killing of 22-year-old Iyaz Ahmed, who worked at the BP on Hampton Avenue between Highway 40 and Highway 44 in the Dogtown neighborhood.
Is it legal to rescue a pet from a hot car in Missouri or Illinois?
The dog days of summer are upon us, a time of year for people to not only protect themselves from heat risks, but their pets as well.
Jeff Tweedy Gave Fans Just What They Wanted in His Return to St. Louis
Let’s look at the numbers. In Jeff Tweedy’s 21-song solo-acoustic show at the Sheldon on Tuesday night, he played 12 Wilco songs, five songs from his solo albums, a tune from side band Loose Fur, one song Tweedy wrote for another artist and two Uncle Tupelo tracks.
St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Office hires 14 additional prosecutors
Six weeks after replacing Kim Gardner as the city’s top prosecutor, St. Louis Circuit Attorney Gabe Gore shared a progress update Wednesday.
Dish Lays Off Employees As Cord Cutting Chips Away At Dying Satellite TV Company’s 5G Pivot
As we just noted, satellite TV provider Dish Network’s planned pivot into streaming video and wireless isn’t going great. The company continues to bleed traditional satellite TV subscribers, new streaming subscribers, and wireless customers. And the company’s supposed 5G network (spawned during the Trump FCC era) has, by most accounts, proven to be a bit […]
Breaking down silos to curb violence and create safe spaces for young St. Louisans
St. Louis’ Office of Violence Prevention partners with several non-profits that tackle the systemic causes behind violence. Among other resources, organizations provide quality mental health services, supportive re-entry for former offenders and harm reduction. Director Wil Pinkney shares how St. Louisans can get involved.
Vivian Green supplies 'Grown folks music' vibe Sunday night at City Winery St. Louis
Kelvin Adams to lead STL Community Foundation
How St. Louis maintains ‘sister city’ relationships across the world
St. Louis has 16 sister city relationships. The oldest was formed more than six decades ago with Stuttgart, Germany; the most recent, with Rosario, Argentina. We talk with the people who maintain St. Louis’ connection with Rosario and a city called St. Louis in Senegal, and discuss the umbrella organization that houses all 16 sister city relationships.
City land bank considers selling properties for pennies per square foot to boost development
Holleman: St. Louis’ Cori Bush misses deadline for filing quarterly federal campaign report
Bush, a Democrat who represents St. Louis city and part of St. Louis County, is the only metropolitan-area member of Congress to miss the July 15 reporting deadline.
Here's when the corpse flower is expected to bloom at Missouri Botanical Garden
Man who escaped police custody no longer considered a person of interest in Dogtown gas station killing
Tesseract Theatre's In Bloom Is Heartwarming and Realistic
Plays about families, both comic and dramatic, are a cornerstone of theater. And, while the structure and constraints may vary, one theme remains almost universally present — change is about to test the family bonds.
R.E.M. biography ‘Maps and Legends: The Story of R.E.M.’ to be released in August
The story of legendary rock band R.E.M. is being told in a new biography, Maps and Legends: The Story of R.E.M., by John Hunter. Although Hunter did not interview band members Michael Stipe, Mike Mills, Peter Buck or Bill Berry directly, the…
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