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Unique 2-Story Apartments in Lafayette Square to Start Construction
From St. Louis Business Journal: A $10 million ground-up apartment project in Lafayette Square, delayed for years by the pandemic, will soon start construction, bringing a new type of apartment to the St. Louis market. The Lagosian Apartments at 2300 Lasalle, being developed by St. Louis-based D&R Building Group, will break ground on construction in […]
'Cocaine Bear' actor Scott Seiss plans four Missouri stops in comedy tour
Scott Seiss, a comedian well-known for his role in new hit film "Cocaine Bear," will make four stops in Missouri next month as part of his ongoing comedy tour.
Landmarks Association Preserves Soulard House to Use as it’s Own
From St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Nearly 200 years ago, workers gathered flat pieces of limestone, likely from the bluffs of the Mississippi River or a nearby creek bed. They stacked them up and built a little stone cottage, and added a single door and a window. Maybe they used the home as a place to rest […]
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Historic estate hits the market
Located 30 minutes from Clayton in Imperial, Missouri, this single-family residence features a charming guest house.
Foo Fighters playing opening show for new DC venue, The Atlantis
Foo Fighters are playing the first show of The Atlantis, a new music venue opening in Washington, D.C. Dave Grohl and company will take the stage on May 30. Tickets will…
Marquette Homes aims to add 60 new affordable housing units to south St. Louis neighborhoods
Lion's Club/Wittman Parks Receives Huge Boost With Receipt of $600,000 In IDNR Grant, Other Funds
JERSEYVILLE - As part of the City’s long-term Capital Improvement Plan, increased recreational opportunities for residents and visitors of all ages are a key priority. The Lion’s Club/Wittman Park complex is centrally located within Jerseyville, and has a variety of current offerings from playground equipment to picnic shelters to a walking trail. The City Council recognized the need to add new amenities to be enjoyed for many years to come. The first phase of the park’s transformation was completed last year – the NFC outdoor fitness court, three new pickleball courts, rehab of two basketball courts, parking/sidewalk/drainage upgrades, landscaping improvements, and related lighting and security improvements. Recently, the City received a huge boost to the next phase of its planned improvements at Lion’s Club/Wittman Parks, with the receipt of $600,000 in grant funding from the Illinois Department of Natural Resources’ FY 2023 Open Space Lands Acquisition
Joe Walsh & Willie Nelson added to Stephen Stills’ autism benefit
Joe Walsh and Willie Nelson have been added to Stephen Stills’ upcoming autism benefit, Autism Speaks Light Up The Blues 6. The event, hosted by Stills and his wife, Kristen, takes place April 22 at the…
Mga kuwento namin (Stories We Tell) Exhibition
Filipino American artist Ria Unson portrays personal and historical representations of Filipinos within frames used by colonial powers—from Western Literature to World Fairs—to challenge the origin and scope of the
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Polls open until 7 p.m.: St. Louis aldermen, pot taxes among area ballot issues
Voters across the metro area on Tuesday will decide on marijuana tax proposals, elect mayors and members of city and school boards and consider various tax hikes and other propositions.
RAC launches new St. Louis Arts website
The Regional Arts Commission hopes to make the new resource a hub for both locals and out-of-towners interested in the city's art scene.
Labor Shortage Stands in the Way of the Clean Energy Transition
From Marketplace: Labor shortages have been pretty common throughout this pandemic recovery economy, but a growing shortage of skilled tradespeople could slow down efforts to shift to a green energy economy. Last year’s federal Inflation Reduction Act is supposed to channel hundreds of billions of dollars into clean energy projects in an effort to transition homes and […]
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Sterling K. Brown will be 2023 commencement speaker at WashU
Bon Jovi’s David Bryan gives impromptu performance at New York hot spot
Bon Jovi fans are used to seeing David Bryan behind the keyboards, but usually it’s in front of thousands of screaming fans. Well, some lucky folks in New York got to experience him…
Festival of Nations Returns to Tower Grove Park This August
Everyone's favorite festival, the Festival of Nations, is returning to Tower Grove Park Saturday, August 26, and Sunday, August 27. Hosted each year by the International Institute of Saint Louis, the festival is a huge multicultural showcase, with vendors representing more than 75 countries. In addition to selling food, clothing and other retail items, groups also organize to showcase traditional music and dances from around the world.
St. Louis Traffic Watch: Tower Grove East
Date of sighting: Late last month Location: Tower Grove East
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