Fifty years ago this month, WAR's classic album The World Is a Ghetto was released, hitting number one on the Billboard chart and going on to become the bestselling album of 1973.…
The funeral for Martin Mathews, co-founder of the Mathews-Dickey Boys & Girls Club, will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at Graham Chapel at Washington University.
Santa needs a vacation after all his hard work at the North Pole, so he’s trading pine trees for palm trees. Escape the cold and join him at this festive
ALTON - Keith Steinacher, owner/instructor of Strategic BJJ, a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Academy, has a special place in his heart for veterans and what they have done to protect this country. Steinacher has several family members who have served in the military, including a grandfather. Steinacher has teamed with John Kadell and Jon Ward, both officers of the United States Veterans Foundation, in a program to help veterans with PTSD. Today, on Veterans Day, it is appropriate to talk about the U.S. Veterans Foundation scholarship program to assist veterans to combat PTSD through martial arts and make them aware of its availability. Because of the USVF funding, veterans can receive A Rolling For Recovery program paid for and even have some equipment furnished. Steinacher pays half of the fee for any veteran who wants to do the program at his gym. “Right now, they are looking for candidates to get aligned with several gyms in the area, including Strategic BJJ,” Steinacher said.
This week Paul McCartney announced the release of The 7" Singles Box, which collects 80 7-inch vinyl singles — packaged in a wooden crate. It also comes with a forward Paul wrote…
St. Louis shoppers will have a whole new version of Schnucks to explore this coming Spring. Eatwell Market by Schnucks opens next year in Chesterfield, and this specialty shop is one that anyone can enjoy. Eatwell Market by Schnucks (220 THF Boulevard, Chesterfield) will focus on offering natural and organic foods including a wide selection of both organic and commercially grown produce.
St. Louis has always felt a bit like the Wild West. But lately, things seem worse. If your Kia or Hyundai hasn’t been robbed and/or stolen yet, maybe your favorite business has gotten its storefront busted into.
Before Lemmy founded Motörhead, he was famously a member of the "space rock" band Hawkwind -- in fact, he named his new band after the last song he wrote for…
It's feeling a lot like winter as we head into the weekend. Temperatures will top out in the upper 30s to low 40s today. The average high in the St. Louis region is only 57 degrees.
Centene is appealing — and could end up suing — over its loss of California Medicaid contracts. It says a rival that won the work had a proposal with "false, inaccurate and misleading information." That company, Molina Health Care, is hitting back.
Inclusivity benefits our workforce productivity and ensures there is no uneven or restrictive application of fundamental rights for Missouri families and spouses predicated on location. It is for these reasons I support the Respect for Marriage Act, writes the co-founder and former CEO of Build-A-Bear Workshop.
BETHALTO - Scooter's Coffee Drive-Thru just opened its newest location in Illinois, this time right in the heart of Bethalto. The store held its grand opening as well as a ribbon cutting to celebrate the special occasion Friday afternoon. The store, located at 102 W Bethalto Drive, sits at one of the busiest intersections in the town and will be open daily from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. "This will be a great addition,” Bethalto Mayor Gary Bost said. “This has been about a year process, so it's good that it's finally open.” "I see the drive-thru is filled almost every day. I'm proud of those guys that are great owners and look forward to a long relationship with them,” Bost added. The store’s owners, Peter Gariepy and his wife Karishma, couldn’t be more excited for the store’s grand opening. "It kind of felt like the stars aligned and everyone was so positive,” Gariepy said. “We couldn't be happier, and we hope it's been a good addition
In the mid-1970s, the residents at 665 South Skinker Boulevard, a posh high rise overlooking Forest Park, made the acquaintance of a newly hired night security man with a warm smile and affable manner. Many did not know he also had a day job, which at the time, paid him nothing at all. But he was very good at it.
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