U2 has joined the growing ranks of famous rock bands that have launched their own official account on TikTok. In conjunction with the debut of their TikTok site, @U2, the…
Mission Taco Joint co-owner Adam Tilford completed his family with the adoption of his son, Mateo, and he’s looking to give back once again to an organization close to his family’s heart: The Foster and Adoptive Care Coalition.
The Family First program at Mission Taco Joint(multiple locations including 398 North Euclid Avenue, 314-930-2955) donates $1 for each kid’s meal sold. A press release details the coalition works “to create permanency in children’s lives in foster care and works with the most vulnerable kids to get them placed in a forever home.” The program lasts throughout the month of November, coinciding with National Adoption Month.
“This is our third year working with Mission Taco Joint for National Adoption Month,” Natasha Leonard, director of external relations at the Foster and Adoptive Care Coalition, says in a statement.…
Slash, Myles Kennedy and two members of their Conspirators band tested positive for COVID-19 while working on their forthcoming new album, 4. The Guns N' Roses guitarist revealed the news…
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A growing St. Louis-based distiller is planning a $4 million expansion in Bardstown, Kentucky.
Lux Row Distillers, owned by St. Louis-based Luxco Inc., is expanding its 18,000-square-foot facility on 1 Lux Row in Bardstown. It will allow for 24-hour-a-day operation and help boost annual production by 75%, according to a news release. The company makes Ezra Brooks, Rebel, Daviess County, David Nicholson and Blood Oath bourbon brands.
The completed project will have 10-barrel warehouses at capacity…