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One of St. Louis' largest commercial real estate firms acquired by CEO
One of St. Louis’ largest commercial real estate companies is transitioning from a family-owned business to independent ownership.
‘We’re on life support’: Downtown St. Louis business booster bolts for Grand Center
He wrote a LinkedIn post after hearing an employee's car had been broken into right outside the office on Locust Street, the second time in the past few weeks.
'Our best is not good enough': St. Louis advocates for unhoused race to make bed space
Chesterfield psychiatrist admits health care fraud conspiracy
A psychiatrist from Chesterfield, Missouri, appeared in federal court Tuesday and admitted defrauding Medicare, Medicaid, and other insurers of millions of dollars through phony claims he filed over the years.
$7M set to address water pipes, water main breaks in Webster Groves
Landlord Withholding Keys, Am I Wrong?
CoComelon Live! JJ’s Journey
Inspired by CoComelon, the number-one most watched entertainment brand on YouTube, CoComelon Live! JJ’s Journey is hitting the road. The Broadway-style musical production is an unforgettable adventure, encouraging parents
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Weekends Only, a St. Louis furniture sales mainstay, to go out of business
Weekends Only, which used to advertise, "We're so cheap, we don't even turn on the lights 'til Friday," is turning out its lights for good.
'All it takes is a phone call sometimes': St. Louis charter schools share teachers amid ongoing shortage
Smidley, AKA Conor Murphy of Foxing, travels through hell in new album
Smidley’s new album, "Here Comes The Devil" is Foxing vocalist Conor Murphy’s first solo album since his 2017 self-titled debut. It was released on Friday. He discusses the album, its influences and what Smidley allows him to explore outside of his work with Foxing.
Devin Nunes Learns That If He’s Going To Sue For Suggesting His Family Hired Undocumented Workers, Part Of The Lawsuit Is Finding Out If The Workers Are Documented
Well, well, well. As you may recall, back in 2019 Devin Nunes and his bumbling lawyer Steven Biss sued Esquire magazine and reporter Ryan Lizza because Nunes really did not like this article about Nunes’ parents and their family farm, which is actually in Iowa, rather than California as many people believed. It’s an interesting […]
Collective bargaining amendment to Illinois Constitution passes
The Associated Press called the race on Tuesday.
This Week In Gardening & Nature
Start planning your 2023 Garden with Seed St. Louis Seed Starting/Planting Calendar 9 am Wednesday Missouri Conservation Department’s Birdwatching Hike at Rockwoods Reservation, Wildwood. Register 6 pm Thursday Missouri Conservation Department’s Conservation Kids @ Tower Grove Park, Stupp Center. You and Me under the Canopy: Fall Fun for 3-6 year olds. Register 10 am Saturday … Continue reading This Week In Gardening & Nature →
Feedback wanted for proposed rule to challenge library books in Missouri as 'age inappropriate'
Suggestions for STL Food Board
Soccer Star Oliva Bacca Is Headed To Xavier On Scholarship, Is An iCAN Clinic Female Athlete of Month for Tigers
EDWARDSVILLE - Edwardsville girls soccer star Olivia Bacca made one of her dreams come true this past week on National Signing Day when she signed a letter of intent to attend Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio. Olivia said she was so excited to attend Xavier on a soccer scholarship next season. “It is like a dream come true,” she said. “It means a lot to me. I have been working for this since I was a little girl and it is really an exciting moment for me.” Olivia’s head coach Abbie Federmann said Olivia will be great at her next level. “Olivia had a break-out season last year scoring-wise and led us to as far as we have gotten in the last 10 years in the post-season,” the coach said. “She is just a force out there and is a very pleasant player to coach. I am a Cincinnati girl, so I am glad she is going to Xavier.” Amy Cotton, Lucas Cotton and Brian Bacca, her parents, all expressed pride in her decision. “She has put
WonderLight’s Christmas
WonderLight’s Christmas at World Wide Technology Raceway features approximately 2 miles of LED Christmas lights synchronized to rocking Christmas music. Open nightly from Nov. 11 to Jan. 1, including
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Joseph Brangenberg and Madison Ingram Are Alton-Godfrey Rotary Students Of The Month
ALTON - Joseph Brangenberg of Marquette Catholic High School and Madison Ingram of Alton High School were honored as Students of the Month of November at a recent meeting of the Rotary Club of Alton-Godfrey held at Gentelin’s Restaurant. Joseph Brangenberg is a senior at Marquette Catholic High School. He is the son of Rod and Julie Brangenberg. He has an older brother, Jack, and a younger sister, Rose. His Academic Achievements include National Honor Society, being inducted in his junior year, and High Honor Roll all years at MCHS. He carries a 4.1 GPA. Joe’s extracurricular activities include Marquette Boys Varsity Tennis and Varsity Soccer for three years. He also plays Alton Irish Soccer and indoor soccer with his friends. Joe and his doubles partner Stetson won the Alton Junior Open and Riverbend Open last summer. Some of Joe’s hobbies include weightlifting, snow skiing, water sports, golf, hunting, fishing, and playing the piano. He is in three clubs at Marquette,