Eighty-five years after its founding, Traube Tent Co. is run by one remaining Traube descendant, but it still fosters an atmosphere where staff members feel like family.
Now headed by the second and third generations, The Goley Cos. emphasizes providing employees with an opportunity to establish lifelong careers and approaches high profile projects with the same care and precision as construction on private homes that helps families live more comfortably.
The company has found a sweet spot in recent years in mission critical projects in the health care and data center markets. TD4 employs 110 people and is a 100% minority-owned certified electrical contractor.
Although the founders of St. Louis Antique Lighting Co. encouraged their daughter to pursue another career path, she surprised them with a request years later to join the family business – even after becoming a doctor.
If you’re eating fresh cilantro, enjoying bok choi or adding jerk seasoning to your chicken, you can probably thank the Prapaisilp family of Global Foods Group for helping raise the region’s culinary IQ.
Twenty-five years later Roofers Mart remains a multigenerational family business; several Vierlings and one Postawko — children of Bill and Mark — are involved in daily operations.
Since 1991, Powers Insurance & Risk Management has provided personal and business insurance, risk management, and employee benefits to customers in Missouri and Illinois.
The work of Piros Signs Inc. lights up sites all over the country, from the familiar environs of Ballpark Village to locations like the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville and the Texas Live! entertainment complex in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
The Circle in the Square Quilters presents the Quintessential Quilt 2023 exhibit at the University City Public Library October 1 - October 28, 2023. Sixty quilts – traditional, contemporary, and […]
St. Louis loves Jason Momoa, and the feeling appears to be mutual. Appearing at a private event hosted by Breakthru Beverage at Maryland House in the Central West End yesterday, the hunky actor raved about the turnout for his Meili vodka events in St. Louis — and the thirsty locals. "St. Louis is definitely the wettest state I've ever been," Momoa said, appreciatively.
Green Door Art Gallery is pleased to partner with Bobby Lessentine, Financial Advisor, Edward Jones, in presenting The City Beautiful, St. Louis Views 2007-2023, a collection of paintings by Michael […]
EDWARDSVILLE - Senior striker and midfielder Logan Rynders finished his successful high school soccer career on Oct. 17 in a 3-0 Alton loss to Edwardsville in the IHSA Class 3A regional semifinals at Edwardsville's Tiger Stadium. It was a season where he helped the Redbirds bounce back in the second half of the year, as the Redbirds bounced back from a tough start to go 5-3-0 in their last eight regular season games as Alton finished 6-13-0 overall. Throughout the entire season, the club never gave up and kept striving every night, playing with determination and fight, and kept going, no matter what. "I'm still all super proud of the boys on the team," he said following the match. "The way we've grown this season without the initial starting tournament, I don't know. It's hard to talk right now; I just played a really hard game and it's hard to go out like this. But I'm really excited to see what the boys can do for the rest of their years." Rynders is an Auto Butler Alton High Male
On October 17 in Sydney, Australia, the surviving members of INXS reunited for the first time since 2017 -- and were surprised with a special award commemorating four billion global streams of their hit-packed…
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