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The animal rights group opposes the practice of removing most of the tails when the horses are young.

When it comes to music, it’s often the lead singer who receives the most attention. Those who record, mix, and master the hits many of us might sing in the car, on a jog, or in the shower take center stage in this special episode. St. Louis on the Air Producer Miya Norfleet brings us the beats and the story behind a St. Louis music competition.

EDWARDSVILLE – Beginning Monday, February 13, North Buchanan Street will be closed to all traffic in the one-block area between Hillsboro Avenue and East Vandalia Street. This closure is necessary to allow City contractors to pour concrete and repair the street where the new water main has been installed. The closure is expected to last the entire week; the work will take place weather permitting. Motorists should use alternate routes to bypass the closure. North Fillmore Street, North Kansas Street, Hillsboro Avenue and East Vandalia Street can be used as detours. The work is part of the North Buchanan Street water main replacement project. The City is in the process of switching over from a century-old 4-inch cast iron water main to a new 12-inch water main on North Buchanan Street between East Union Street and East Vandalia Street. The City appreciates the cooperation and patience of all residents during this process. Please contact Public Works at (618) 692-7535 with any

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From Feb. 11 to May 14, the Aronson Fine Arts Center at Laumeier Sculpture Park will exhibit Yayoi Kusama’s Narcissus Garden.   Narcissus Garden is an immersive installation consisting of almost

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One cannabis director is out, and another is in at the Department of Health and Senior Services.

Since our current bout of inflation has everyone thinking about the '70s, let's take a look at what happened back then. Here are blue-collar wages and corporate profits compared to the inflation level (blue line): Following the 1973 recession, wages grew with inflation but corporate profits boomed. After about three years of this, inflation began ...continue reading "A quick look back at the 1970s"

Police are investigating a head-on crash Friday evening

Another very rare bit of Maplewoodiana has come to light.  Attached to an email from my former neighbor, Bill Smothers, was this wonderful image of an early Kroger Super Market.  I have seen only one other image of a Kroger store in Maplewood.  It is in the collection of our library and not of very […]

A Belleville couple finally got a sinkhole filled after several years, but they discovered a new problem.

Community members and law enforcement prepare for large crowds to descend upon the streets of Soulard over the next two weekends for Mardi Gras celebrations.

The St. Louis County Assessor says some 2023 personal property declarations mailed to taxpayers show inaccurate vehicle values.

A prosecutor for St. Charles County has decided that the use of deadly force by two police officers on Jan. 17 was justified.

Police said 1-year-old Harmony Baker died after being exposed to fentanyl at a St. Louis County home.

Kansas City is included in the search for missing 8-year-old Breadson John, who disappeared from his grandparents custody in Vancouver, Washingon.

Over a year ago, as the world was still largely reeling from the COVID-19 pandemic, we wrote about the trend beginning to form for consolidation in the video game industry. Industry consolidation is very typical in times of economic strife and it appears the video game industry is not immune to it. We heard about […]