Megadeth has released a cover of Judas Priest's "Delivering the Goods." Dave Mustaine and company recorded their version of the 1978 track in honor of Priest's recent induction into the…
COLLINSVILLE – Today, Ameren Illinois announced the appointment of two new officers and the retirement of an officer. Patrick Smith, Sr. named Senior Vice President, Operations and Technical Services Smith will lead electric and natural gas field operations; including subtransmission and distribution maintenance, engineering design, safety and training, reliability planning, dispatch operations, electrical and natural gas emergency response, and construction services for Ameren Illinois. Smith's appointment is effective Nov. 16, 2022. Smith holds a Bachelor of Science degree in industrial and organizational psychology and an Executive MBA from Washington University. He spent more than 37 years working for Ameren's Missouri segment and most recently served as Vice President, Economic, Community and Business Development for Ameren Missouri. He led a team focused on driving energy solutions, including customer renewable energy and sustainability options, clean electrification,
Total charitable giving in 2021 grew 4% from 2020 to a total of more than $484 billion, according to Giving USA 2022: The Annual Report on Philanthropy for the Year 2021. As needs and donations increase nationwide with inflation on the rise and a potential recession ahead, it’s important to understand your personal goals and desires to ensure your contributions are making a meaningful impact to the causes you care about.
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Thousands of fans braved freezing temperatures to witness history Wednesday night; the first professional soccer game at CITYPARK in Downtown St. Louis.
New investments in Westport Plaza could top $145 million, executives said Thursday, part of a Rawlings headquarters move to the Maryland Heights district, whose owner is also targeting several other projects.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. - Stargazers will be in for a treat this week. The Leonid meteor shower is active each year in the month of November. It is set to reach its peak late this evening or early Friday morning. It is expected to last through the end of the month. The shower gets its [...]
This article first appeared on The Daily Yonder and is republished here under a Creative Commons license. A higher prevalence of gun ownership in rural America has contributed to increased suicides, raising the overall gun-death rate in rural areas above that of urban communities. Experts say some legal interventions that have broad public support could […]
St. Louis BattleHawks fans can start buying season tickets for the XFL’s 2023 relaunch, but they’ll pay a little more than fans in the football league’s other markets.
From St. Louis Post-Dispatch: City officials have formally begun work on a plan to improve safety on city streets. The plan proposes spending more than $40 million in federal pandemic aid to slow down traffic and cut down on injuries and fatalities. It was introduced at the Board of Aldermen late last week and lauded […]
I'm on another of my short photography vacations this week. Can you figure out where— Oh forget it. I'm in Virginia, and tomorrow is catblogging day and then I'll be home. So I won't have time to post any more pictures immediately. Wednesday was "wander around DC like a tourist" day, and this is a ...continue reading "Lunchtime Photo"
Spartech, a leading manufacturer of engineered thermoplastics and custom packaging solutions, is pleased to announce Gary Orenstein as the new Vice President, Sales and Marketing for Spartech. “Gary’s leadership will be integral in marketing our deep line of engineered thermoplastics and custom packaging solutions” said Spartech CEO John Inks. “He will play a major role […]
The owner of the Arizona Cardinals, whose late father moved the team from St. Louis to Phoenix, is selling his Paradise Valley, Arizona, home. Here's a sneak peek into the home that has hosted Super Bowl parties and other philanthropic events.
Over the last week or so, I keep hearing about a big push among activists and lawmakers to try to get the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) into the year-end “must pass” omnibus bill. Earlier this week, one of the main parents pushing for the bill went on Jake Tapper’s show on CNN and stumped […]