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The Suburbification Of St. Louis Actually Began Downtown
In Lafayette Square — the neighborhood between Highway 40 to the north and Interstate 44 to the south — stands the oldest private lane in St. Louis.…
U.S. Rep. Jason Smith says no to U.S. Senate race
The Southeast Missouri Republican could be in line to chair the House Budget Committee if the GOP wins back control of the House in November.
St. Louis attorneys who pointed guns at protesters put on probation to keep law licenses
(St. Louis Public Radio) – The Missouri Supreme Court on Tuesday suspended the law licenses of two St. Louis lawyers who pointed guns at police brutality protesters, but paused the suspensions if they complete a year of probation.
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Debate on ‘6-2’ congressional map continues in Missouri Senate
Hard-line Republicans backing a ‘7-1’ plan don’t have the votes, yet have managed to delay Senate action.
St. Louis County Library offering free COVID test kit pickup at 7 branches
Mission Control Founder, Byron Abrigg Shares Entrepreneur Journey
An entrepreneurship program at Saint Louis University and work experience at the SportsTech and e-sport venture capital firm, Stadia Ventures, struck a chord and became the motivation behind founding Mission Control says Byron Abrigg in an interview with VoyageSTL. Founded in 2017, Mission Control is a platform for growing the community using recreational e-sports with video […]
Veteran Statehouse Reporter And Local Author Releases New Mystery Novel, Third In A Trilogy
As a veteran political reporter, Taylor Pensoneau placed a premium on accuracy and realism. Now, as an accomplished fiction writer, he is doing the same. Pensoneau has just released Devil on the Prairie (Downstate Publications: $18.95), an intricately written mystery novel that captures readers with its suspense and numerous sidebars. The fast-moving work weaves real-life locales throughout the Midwest to provide a sense of place, and create a realistic tone. “Many of the scenes from the book are set in real places in southwestern Illinois, St. Louis, and elsewhere,” remarked Pensoneau. “I visited a lot of those places in my youth, and in my work in journalism.” Pensoneau, who lives in New Berlin, IL, was a top political writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch in the 1960s and 1970s. He was based at the Illinois statehouse for much of his time with Post-Dispatch, but covered some of the seminal moments in national political history, including the Watergate
Residents sought for corrections civilian oversight board
St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones’ administration is seeking nine people to serve on the city’s inaugural Detention Facilities Oversight Board (DFOB).
Lawmakers weigh snuffing out gas tax increase signed by Gov. Mike Parson last year
But effort faces uphill fight, given Senate leader’s support for the tax increase.
‘City within a city’: SoFi Stadium is just the start of what Stan Kroenke is building in suburban Los Angeles
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SIHF Healthcare Promotes Importance of Healthy Dental Habits for Children
ALTON - As an effort to raise awareness of National Children’s Dental Health Month for February, SIHF Healthcare is reminding parents of the importance of promoting good dental care habits for their children. “Developing good habits at an early age helps children to get a good start on a lifetime of healthy teeth and gums,” says Megan Preville, DMD at SIHF Healthcare in Centreville. As soon as teeth appear in the mouth, decay can occur. One of the risk factors for early childhood caries (sometimes called baby bottle tooth decay or nursing mouth syndrome) is frequent and prolonged exposure of a baby’s teeth to liquids, such as fruit juice, milk, or formula, which all contain sugar. Once a child turns one year old or if they have a tooth prior to that age, parents need to schedule regular bi-annual checkups. Just as with an adult visit, a child’s dentist will give their teeth thorough cleanings to remove plaque build-up and food debris they cannot remove
Man charged with making threat at south St. Louis County Catholic church
A downtown hotel that opened in 2019 is now for sale
SIUE To Offer Three New Concurrent Degree Programs In Health Sciences
EDWARDSVILLE – Southern Illinois University Edwardsville is introducing three new concurrent degree programs to provide students with greater opportunities for learning and career advancement in the health sciences while saving time and money. The new concurrent degree programs, which will begin in fall 2022, include: Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) and Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences (MSPS) PharmD and Master of Public Health (MPH) MPH and Master of Business Administration (MBA) “Today's health-science professionals frequently work in interdisciplinary teams,” said Paul Rose, PhD, associate dean and professor of psychology in the School of Education, Health and Human Behavior (SEHHB). “They need to cooperate and communicate effectively across disciplinary boundaries. One advantage of these program collaborations is that students will learn alongside others who bring different perspectives.” PharmD and MSPS The School of Pharmac
St. Ambrose Honor Roll 2nd Quarter 2021-2022
GODFREY - St. Ambrose Catholic School has announced its 2nd quarter honor roll lists. Honor Roll: Bennett Anderson (4th) Stuart Clark (4th) Emma Crews (4th) Erin Crawford (4th) Noah Delehanty (4th) Adelyn Labrenz (4th) Leon Kerkemeyer (4th) Averie Kochan (4th) Lydia Kribs (4th) Genevieve Merkle (4th) Audrey Nailor (4th) Isabelle Bassett (5th) Mallory Cronin (5th) Adelyn Estes (5th) Max King (5th) Ryan Kline (5th) Parker Robinson (5th) Keagan Anderson (6th) Alisa Buchanan (6th) Daxter Dornes (6th) Lena Droste (6th) Henry Franklin (6th) Maggie Morrissey (6th) Sophia Statos (6th) Bishop Stotler (6th) Myra Sutton (6th) Hubert Allen (7th) Daniel Bennett (7th) Mia Buchanan (7th) Sophie Copple (7th) Ben Droste (7th) Ginger Finger (7th) Ella Osborn (7th) Mya Pickens (7th) Brianne Bagwill (8th) Ashlynn Bennett (8th) Luke Brown (8th) Keller Jacobs (8th) Isabella Macias (8th) Finnley Stevenson (8th) High Honor Roll: Piper Adams (4th) Kayli Jacobs (4th) Elizabeth King (4th) Charlotte Kohl
With Sauce Carts, a St. Louis Cannabis Company Aims Higher
The Curador cannabis lab in north St. Louis has everything it needs to craft its ultra potent line of Head Change "sauce cart" vape cartridges. Well, almost everything.…
Missouri Senate divided over congressional redistricting
JEFFERSON CITY (AP) — The Missouri Senate remained divided over a congressional redistricting plan Tuesday as a filibuster from conservatives pushing for an aggressively Republican map carried on through a …