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A look at new medical facilities and expansions across the St. Louis region
Area health care providers are moving into new spaces and expanding their footprints to provide patients with care.
The Living Well Center focuses on bettering lives through everyday changes
Based at Barnes-Jewish West County Hospital, the center is built around the value of lifestyle medicine, an area of health care in which “the momentum is really mounting,” says Dr. Devyani Hunt, the center’s medical director.
Megadeth’s Vic Rattlehead mascot turned into Funko Pop! figure
The latest Funko Pop! sees, hears and speaks no evil. The toy company is releasing a new figurine inspired by Megadeth's Vic Rattlehead mascot. The plastic recreation stands over 3 inches…
6 St. Louis wellness influencers to follow on social media
These local influencers can show you how to be fitter, healthier, and happier—and how to do it in style.
Dessert Flights? Do they exist in STL?
Alton man sent to prison for shooting woman, daughter outside ice rink
The victims survived with help from police, a former trauma nurse on the parking lot and a firefighter who was a retired Army medic and had a military-grade tourniquet with him.
Cool Valley Mayor Ousted After Impeachment Hearing
Jayson Stewart, 32, began his political career nearly three years ago vowing to bring jobs and better government to the financially ailing village of Cool Valley, a north county town of 1,200 people near Lambert International Airport. But after more than two years as mayor, Stewart’s abysmal track record became too much for the Cool Valley City Council.
How hard is it to have a small wedding ceremony at Forest park?
R/Stlouis is looking for new Mods.
Holy crap. That’s a big crane.
St. Louis researchers are studying resiliency for seniors in the wake of the pandemic
Researchers at Washington University School of Medicine are looking at how exercise and mindfulness may build resilience in older adults—and, how in turn, resilience may boost brain health and potentially prevent depression, anxiety, and dementia.
John Mayer is coming to St. Louis in 2023
John Mayer announced that he will be performing at the Enterprise Center on Wednesday, March 29, 2023, in St. Louis.
Where to hand out food?
Cling II: A Carescape
In Cling II: A Carescape, Amy Reidel uses abstract and figurative imagery to illuminate facial expressions, details and patterns, inspired by the poignant emotions shared between family members, the often-disregarded
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Ward Capital Reform - NextSTL
Ward Capital Reform
The next time you buy something in the City of St. Louis, take note of the sales tax at the bottom of the receipt. A portion of that tax has been the city’s primary means of funding infrastructure improvements since 1993. Thirty years later, the process for allocating that tax funding, called “Ward Capital,” is […]
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Josh Hawley Wants In On The TikTok Moral Panic Attention, Proposes Nationwide Ban
Insurrectionist sprinter Josh Hawley has joined the growing chorus of GOP politicians who’ve spent years doing jack shit about U.S. consumer privacy abuses, and now want to pretend that banning a single app — TikTok — will protect American consumers from a problem they themselves created. Hawley, who also enjoys pretending that he cares about […]
St. Louis-based HFW Cos. adds Iowa architecture firm to portfolio
A St. Louis-based professional services firm targeting the architecture, engineering and construction sector for investments has added an Iowa-based architecture business to its growing portfolio.
Thursday, January 26, 2023 - Missouri towns wrestle with the meaning of reparations
The United Nations says five conditions need to be met for actions to be considered reparations. But many of the requirements can be relative according to past wrongs and how those affected feel after a reparation attempt.
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