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The New Jewish Theatre kicks off its 2023 season with the Neil Simon comedy Broadway Bound, running from Jan. 19 to Feb. 5. It’s the third play in Simon’s Brighton

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The Sound Inside, which opened on Broadway in 2019 to rave reviews, is a gripping drama centered on Bella Baird, a brilliant Ivy League professor, Christopher Dunn, a mysterious student,

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Artists Sean Jones (trumpeter/musical director) and Brinae Ali (choreographer/tap dancer/vocalist) have teamed up to create a piece that fuses jazz, tap, Hip Hop, and Bebop to articulate the social vernacular

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Divorced. Beheaded. Died. Divorced. Beheaded. Survived.   From Tudor queens to pop princesses, the six wives of Henry VIII are remixing 500 years of historical heartbreak. Six is an exuberant

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Quest Trivia runs trivia nights at City Foundry every Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m.   Meet under the Sand Tower, think of a team name and warm up your

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In Disney On Ice presents Into The Magic, hosts Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse take audiences on an expedition across raging seas, snow-covered mountains and the Marigold Bridge.   Join a

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On their two-year dating anniversary, modern day couple Rashad and Genesis have plenty to celebrate—a marriage proposal and the promise of a new life together. But will their relationship survive

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A St. Louis man currently facing charges for one carjacking was indicted Wednesday for a fatal carjacking in July 2022.

On March 4, CITY will meet Charlotte FC on the pitch surrounded by newly minted St. Louis soccer fans.

Franklin County police are still working to determine if there was a second suspect involved.

Wiegmann Associates has completed work on St. Louis’ first Ferrari dealership, Cavallino Rosso, located at 3000 South Hanley Road. Wiegmann designed and installed HVAC systems to serve the new $6 million, two-story, 28,000-square-foot dealership including a high-end showroom, customer lounge, management offices, reception area, service department and upstairs indoor vehicle storage. In addition to providing […]

Snow, freezing rain, sub-freezing temperatures—all have been in the forecast. So how is St. Louis CITY SC growing new grass during the heart of St. Louis winter? It is all thanks to science.

The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Metropolitan St. Louis’ Board of Directors is pleased to announce longstanding member and leader, Martha Garcia Kampen, as our next President and CEO. “We are thrilled to enter the HCC’s next chapter with Martha at the wheel. Her grassroots approach to our members and our Latino business community will […]

PONTOON BEACH - A press conference was held on Thursday afternoon at the Pontoon Beach Police Department and charges were announced against a man currently incarcerated on another offense - Roger Dale Sutton Jr., 55, formerly of Pontoon Beach. Sutton is charged with two counts of first-degree murder of Patrenia Butler-Turner, missing since December 2013. Patrenia was 40 years old at the time she disappeared from East St. Louis in 2013. Also charged is Sutton’s nephew, Nathan J. Beyer, for concealing Trina’s body. Sutton is presently serving a two-year sentence on felony meth possession. He is incarcerated at the Centralia Correctional Center in Illinois and would have been eligible for parole in two weeks. Sutton is also charged in this case with one count of concealment of a homicidal death. In addition, a nephew, Nathan J. Beyer, 32, of Alton, has been charged with one count of concealment of a homicidal death, for allegedly concealing the woman’s body in a woode

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When you enter the impressive offices of the Ferring Family Foundation, it becomes readily apparent why the generosity of John and Alison Ferring is often associated with arts and culture.

One lesson from the pandemic – America’s reliance on foreign supply chains was a hindrance to efficiently responding to a public health crisis.  Medical glove maker American Nitrile’s solution was reshoring the manufacturing of critical medical/research supplies so they are made in the U.S.  The result is the renovation of 527,000-square-foot warehouse in Grove City, […]