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Federal spending is back down to normal
Over at National Review, Philip Klein takes in the news that payments on the federal debt have gone up thanks to higher interest rates. Along the way he says: Under President Biden, massive spending has fueled not only high deficits but also inflation. Let's take a look! It looks to me like both Biden and ...continue reading "Federal spending is back down to normal"
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Tiger Woods, LeBron James make Forbes billionaire list for first time as Jay-Z rolls
State Rep. CD Davidsmeyer Presents $120,000 DCEO Grant To Grafton Officials
GRAFTON - The Grafton City Council recognized State Representative CD Davidsmeyer in a public ceremony held recently in the Grafton City Hall for his dedicated work in setting aside a $120,000 DCEO grant for Grafton to be used for infrastructure repairs. This grant was initiated last year by Representative Davidsmeyer with Grafton being named as the recipient in the direct line item appropriation. “We are very grateful for the continued good work Representative Davidsmeyer does for Grafton and the county,” said Mayor Mike Morrow. “This money allowed us to start our concrete streets and sidewalks repairs in our first Ward Grafton Hills Subdivision and will allow us to continue this year with the addition of Pickle Ball courts and a parking lot at our Red Hawk Park.” Representative Davidsmeyer worked last year to set aside the money for Grafton in the appropriation bill and has shepherded the process through the close of the pandemic. “I am proud to represent
Flaherty makes a pitch for reading, literacy
Wesley Bell to keynote Ferguson Youth Initiative Brunch
Could the revived Equal Rights Amendment restore abortion access? Democrats think it might
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T-Mobile Opens First Store in Highland, Illinois
HIGHLAND - T-Mobile just announced its newest retail location in Illinois and its first retail store in Highland. The store opens for business on Friday, April 7, and is in a plaza on State Route 143 and Cherry Lane. Customers and wireless shoppers in the area will now have convenient access to a local T-Mobile store where they can choose service plans, smartphones, tablets, and accessories that best meet their wireless needs. It’s the first store to support Highland. The company expects to open 7 retail locations across the state this year, with a store opening in Carlyle in the coming months. The store will be open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and Sunday 12 to 5 p.m. The Highland location is part of T-Mobile’s efforts to expand its retail footprint with the addition of new stores in small towns and rural communities across the country. “T-Mobile retail stores offer customers the ease of connecting
Wesley Bell to keynote Ferguson Youth Initiative Brunch
St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Wesley Bell has been instrumental in the continuing improvement of Ferguson and he is stepping up to assist The Ferguson Youth Initiative [FYI.]
Avery Sunshine
City Winery St. Louis presents Avery Sunshine live in concert on April 9 and 10. Born Denise White in Chester, Pennsylvania, Avery Sunshine takes no detours in creating melodious
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Missouri Senate approves sales tax cut on diapers, guns, ammo, feminine hygiene products
Legislation to exempt guns, ammunition, diapers and feminine hygiene products from sales tax is moving forward in the Missouri Capitol.
Public Meeting on May 8th
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on Monday, May 8th, 2023 at 5:00 PM, the Soulard Community Improvement District (the “District”) will hold a public meeting to consider and act upon the matters on the following tentative agenda and such other matters as may be presented at the meeting and determined to be appropriate for discussion at […]
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