A Southern Tradition Back in the 60s, most any church supper or family reunion featured this squash casserole. It’s really good, but not the sort of thing you’d want to eat regularly. In the interest of our health, most of us have cut back on artery-bustin’ fats. A Decadent, Delicious Dish But Southern Living still...
A St. Louis-based professional services firm targeting the architecture, engineering and construction sector for acquisitions has made its first buy and is adding staff after an influx of cash from a New York-based private investment firm.
Last month, Ed Sheeran revealed that he and Elton John were teaming up for a Christmas single, and during an appearance on The Tonight Show on Monday, Sheeran shared some…
Lawmakers in Washington passed a $1.2 trillion infrastructure package this past Friday.
It will deliver $550 billion in new federal investment in America's infrastructure over five years, if President Joe Biden signs this into law.
It should touch everything from bridges to roadways, airports, and water systems.
Billions of dollars are expected to come in impacting both sides of the river. Missouri will receive around $8 billion and Illinois around $17 billion.
MISSOURI INFRASTRUCTURE:
A big…
Panera Bread Co., the bakery-cafe operator known locally as Saint Louis Bread Co., plans to go public again by partnering with restaurateur and St. Louis native Danny Meyer's special purpose acquisition company (SPAC).
Panera Brands, a privately held company that includes the Panera Bread, Caribou Coffee and Einstein Bros. Bagels brands, said Tuesday it plans to file for an initial public offering with federal regulators. The company hasn't yet determined a price range, number of shares or effective…
An updated database is keeping track of contaminants in tap water. The group behind the online tool says it shows that following federal water quality standards might not keep people safe.
I’m sure readers have heard about proposed Target going in on the east side of Grand Boulevard just north of Chouteau Avenue. This has long been an industrial area, and the site of quarries. As can be seen in the… Continue Reading →
This story was originally published by Kaiser Health News. No one knows exactly how many lead pipes deliver water to homes, schools and businesses throughout America — or even where they all are. The Environmental Protection Agency estimates at least 6 million lead service lines exist. Environmental groups say it’s probably many more. What is […]
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