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From Mass Transit:  A finalized design concept has been approved for the “Transit Stop Transformation Project” at the 5th and Missouri Transit Center in East St. Louis, Ill. The project – being completed in conjunction with the St. Clair County Transit District, Citizens for Modern Transit (CMT), AARP in St. Louis and Metro Transit – will […]

The Mid County Chamber of Commerce has reported that Steve Rye, former owner of Sole Survivor, has passed on. His wife Kay said the cause was a heart attack. She reported his passing on April 5 on the Sole Survivor Facebook page. She said that the business will go on, “of course.” She added that […]

From St. Louis Business Journal:  A St. Louis developer hopes to build an apartment complex and new hotel next to the casino in St. Charles, expanding on another developer’s pre-pandemic project that didn’t take off. Lux Living is proposing the project on a five-acre site at at 1406 and 1410 S. Fifth St., at the […]

Organizers of Virginia’s FloydFest recently revealed that plans for the fest were up in the air due to problems with their planned location. Well, now they’ve decided to cancel the festival altogether.…

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From St. Louis Business Journal:  The HFW Cos., a growing, St. Louis-based professional services firm targeting the architecture, engineering and construction sector for investments, has expanded with the addition of a Las Vegas-based civil engineering firm. HFW said Wednesday that it has formed a “strategic growth partnership” with Taney Engineering, a civil engineering and land […]

A lunch break visit to a local convenience store netted a scratchers player in rural Missouri a $5 million prize.

There’s something about some government agencies that make them revolt against the notion of checks and balances. Some federal agencies have extra privileges that make it much, much easier. A large number of agencies can issue their own subpoenas, demanding data, recordings, and other information from their targets — self-issued documents that bypass the court […]

From St. Louis Business Journal:  At the height of the pandemic, supply chain disruption slowed some business to a halt, impacting a wide range of technologies and materials, from chip shortages to steel and car even car parts. But while chatter around supply chain shortages has waned, it’s still top of mind for many contractors […]

Artists Vicente Telles and Brandon Maldonado are forging new links in the chain of the continuing story of the people of New Mexico. Telles is firmly rooted in the santero tradition

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Mario Trejo’s exhibition “Idiosyncratic Tantrums” features extensive accumulations that visually explore eternity and struggle through manic mark making. Considering the concepts of time, space, and number. He creates hundreds of

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Harold Meyerson and Luke Goldstein talk about the traditions and history of the radical left.

The festival's 8th season will include a main stage performance of "Suddenly Last Summer" alongside expanded programming.

From St. Louis Public Radio:  A $25.9 million project to bring 60 new affordable housing units to south St. Louis is moving forward. The city’s Land Clearance for Redevelopment Authority last week approved tax abatement and other provisions for the Marquette Homes project, which includes the rehabilitation of six buildings and the construction of five […]

GLEN CARBON - Junior AJ Sutberry is enjoying the ride alongside his Father McGivney baseball teammates this season. The Griffins are off to a 13-0 start after a 10-1 win over the Staunton Bulldogs Wednesday afternoon. In that game, AJ went 1-4 with four RBIs. He hit a bases-clearing double in the fifth inning to go ahead 8-1. It was his fourth extra-base hit this season. AJ is a Byron, Carlson, Petri, and Kalb Athlete of the Month for Father McGivney. "I had a really solid day," he said after the win over Staunton. "I'm happy I got to help the team out and get the win. Get a little break and we can get back at it." His team remains undefeated heading into the Easter holiday, and it doesn't come as a surprise. He says that he and the team have put in a lot of work to get the results in the first third of this season. "We've been working all winter. We've been training every day and been expecting it," he said. "We went down to Memphis and had a really good tournament that boosted

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