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SSM Health rescheduling some elective procedures during Covid surge
SSM Health hospitals are rescheduling some elective procedures during the Covid-19 surge, a release from the hospital system said Wednesday. It will be done on a case-by-case basis and comes as SSM is reallocating staff to help with the increase in patients as Covid cases continue to climb in the St. Louis area.
“Before the most recent surge in Covid-19 cases, we were already seeing exceptionally high volumes in our ministries,” said Jeremy Fotheringham, SSM Health St. Louis regional president,…
Missouri lawmakers open session with redistricting, spending on tap
Senate conservatives warned they would be a factor in any deal-making that occurs.
Take a look at Wildhorse Village, a $500M mixed-use redevelopment that could shift St. Louis' 'center of gravity' to Chesterfield (PHOTOS)
A $500 million, 80-acre mixed-use development that kicks off construction this month in Chesterfield will be built on such a large scale that, combined with another similarly sized proposed development nearby, the developer predicts it will “shift the center of gravity of this entire region” to downtown Chesterfield.
Manna Pro Products acquires Nebraska-based pet food brand for small animals
Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt files lawsuit over St. Louis County's latest mask mandate
Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt has filed a lawsuit over St. Louis County's latest mask mandate. In a release sent out Wednesday, Schmitt called the order "illegal."
The mandate was passed by the St. Louis County Council Tuesday night in a 4-3 vote along party lines. The order went into effect Wednesday morning at 8:30 a.m. It requires all people over the age of 5 to wear a mask "while in indoor and enclosed public buildings and spaces and public transportation" in St. Louis County. The mandate…
Wise Avenue to West Park Avenue via Kraft Avenue
Wandering up Louisville Avenue up to Clayton Avenue, we realized we had drastically gone outside the boundaries of Franz Park (and I’ve already looked at that stretch of street before), so we turned down the short stretch of San Jacinto… Continue Reading →
Grand Spirits Bottle Co. serves up natural wine, curated spirits and small plates in south St. Louis
The shop features over 1,000 bottles, so you can choose to take something home or stay and sip for a while.
Judge dismisses cardiology firm's $50M suit against SSM
Thursday, January 6, 2022 - The opportunities and challenges for the new head of the St. Louis County jail
There have been four directors of the St. Louis County jail in the past three years. Scott Anders is now in the role and is dealing with COVID, court delays, re-entry for inmates, and recent jail releases.
Judge throws out most of St. Louis earnings tax lawsuit
ST. LOUIS (AP) — A judge has thrown out most of a lawsuit that seeks refunds of St. Louis city earnings tax payments for people who began working remotely during …
Remembering the Outlaw, STL's Premiere 1970s Counterculture Publication
Trolling through newspaper archives for the good stuff can take months or years.…
Hidden Valley to open for the season this weekend
A home care expert shares expert tips for moving
Follow a few simple rules to find a trustworthy mover.
7 candle holders that set the mood for any home
Strike a match with these elegant, modern looks.
How Gunn & Smith Architects' Brian Smith reimagined the office
When the architect decided he wanted to feel young again, he moved his office to the Central West End.
Artifact’s Maggie Jackman captures her inspirations in thread
'Curiosities' is the latest in a series of collections by the self-taught fiber artist, who’s created everything from textured landscapes to watercolor-style botanicals in thread.
A selection of rugs in the season’s most captivating combination of colors
Decorate your floor with a range of colors, patterns, and textures.
American Timber Salvage's Bruce Gerrie sells some of the region’s most sought-after lumber
The business is buoyed by contemporary tastes: The Tuscan architectural style of exposed wooden beams has created demand, and so has the desire for what’s known as “barnwood,” the kind with saw marks and other signs of wear.
Three St. Louis artists share the stories behind their work
Betty Toler Turner, Steve Hartman, and Janet Muhm on the creative life