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Patrick Dexter on cello: Ukrainian folk song- “Oh, In the Cherry Garden” (YouTube) This week in the garden: Outdoors- sow radishes. Indoors- start tomatoes. Plan your 2023 Garden with Seed St. Louis Seed Starting/Planting Calendar Seed St. Louis Planting GuidesAsparagus Leeks Onions Potatoes Strawberries The Big List of St. Louis Area Plant Sales: African Violets, … Continue reading This Week In Gardening & Nature →

Today the Washington Post asks, "Why Americans are so pessimistic about their finances?" After presenting three stories of families at different income levels, their conclusion is that the price of eggs is up. Unfortunately, their data doesn't really back this up, since household income has increased more than spending. So they take a different tack, ...continue reading "Financial anxiety got you down? It’s probably more to do with savings than inflation."

After some lows this year, the girls got a reminder to believe and they were able to end the school year on a high note.

The Magnetic Fields will perform live on March 27 and 28 at City Winery.   A beloved American pop band, The Magnetic Fields treat audiences to an intimate, orchestral-pop experience

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The effort would overturn a 1976 initiative by Missouri voters to block such expenses.

Mission Taco Joint, Big Chicken and Freddy's will open during opening day at Busch Stadium.

Ballpark Village is gearing up for St. Louis Cardinals Opening Day on March 30.

Even though the EPA says sampling work needed to plan West Lake Landfill's eventual cleanup has now been completed, significant questions remain unanswered.

A tragic beginning to spring break as a 14-year-old boy was shot and killed in Berkeley, Missouri.

Closures were common Monday in parts of Eureka thanks to recent heavy rain.

Construction is scheduled to begin this summer on the $350 million Lake of the Ozarks resort and amusement park, planned by a pair of St. Louis-based developers. They have signed on an international hotel brand to collaborate on the resort's $180 million hotel.

Robert Trujillo is singing on a Metallica record for the first time. Speaking with the band's online So What! publication, the bassist reveals that his vocals are featured on the song…

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