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Popular St. Louis taco restaurant launching 'pixie and squid' taco for fish fry season
Six months' free rent offered to a small business on Cherokee Street
The business that is selected will be expected to fit in with the street's funky vibe.
Missouri destination among America's 'Most Beautiful Small Towns'
ST. LOUIS, Mo. -- Travel and Leisure magazine's list of the "20 Most Beautiful Small Towns in the U.S." includes one notable place in Missouri. Their editors considered cities from coast to coast with populations under 20,000. Hermann, Missouri, made the list. The small town is located in the heart of Missouri wine country. It [...]
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Amy Rivera, Nationally-Recognized Advocate, Author, Speaker On Lymphedema Will Appear At OSF In Alton
ALTON – Amy Rivera, a nationally-recognized advocate, author, and speaker on Lymphedema and her life’s journey living with the disorder, will be the featured guest speaker during the OSF Lymphedema Education Meeting on Thursday, March 2. The meeting is scheduled to take place from 1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. at the OSF Saint Anthony’s Rehabilitation Services location in Alton Square Mall (228 Alton Square Mall, Alton). Additional information about the meeting can be obtained by calling (618) 463-5171. To learn more about Ms. Rivera, please visit www.amyrivera.com . Ms. Rivera was born with Primary Lymphedema, an incurable disorder that left her immensely disfigured. Her right leg was 200% bigger than her left leg. In trying to manage her disorder, she was misdiagnosed for over 30 years, leaving her disabled and isolated. Amy thought she was the only one who was suffering in silence. But after learning the truth about her condition, she realized that the Lymphedema community
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St. Louis Blues defense remains an enigma, how might it be solved?
A unit that's been a proven strength for the St. Louis Blues in recent years could lead to some complicated decisions in the near future.
Spire doing Spire things…
Techdirt Podcast Episode 344: The DoNotPay Story, With Kathryn Tewson
If you’ve been reading Techdirt recently, you probably know all about supposed “AI Lawyer” service DoNotPay and the tireless investigation of the company undertaken by Kathryn Tewson, who has written a couple of Techdirt posts about the saga. This week, Kathryn joins us on the podcast for a long and entertaining discussion about the entire […]
Missouri lawmakers may be in line for pay raise despite rejection of governor’s proposal
Lawmakers and statewide elected officials wouldn’t get a raise next month from a supplemental spending bill moving toward passage. But a provision of the state Constitution means legislators may see a pay boost on July 1. The Senate Appropriations Committee on Tuesday unanimously approved a bill providing an 8.7% pay raise for all state employees, […]
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Teen in St. Louis for convention loses legs after being hit by car downtown
A 16-year-old is in the hospital with critical, life-altering injuries after being hit by a car Saturday night.
It happened near the Dome at America's Center in downtown St. Louis.
The teenager, Janae Edmondson, is from Tennessee and was in town for a volleyball tournament.
Jeff Wismer has known Edmonson and her family for years as the assistant director of the Mid TN Volleyball Club in Smyrna, Tennessee, near Nashville.
He said Edmonson has been playing with the club for several years.
Wismer…
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Guns N’ Roses Returns to St. Louis With Concert at Busch Stadium
Guns N’ Roses is headed back to town, and this time the band is playing Busch Stadium (700 Clark Avenue). The band announced its next world tour today, and in addition to Europe and the Middle East, St. Louis made the cut along with 19 other American cities. The band has a long and complicated history with St. Louis.
Pentatonix tour stopping in St. Louis this summer
Tickets go on sale Monday, but FOX 2 wants you to win tickets every day this week before they go on sale.
Guns N' Roses bringing summer concert to Busch Stadium
Legendary rock band Guns N' Roses is coming to St. Louis later this year as part of its "2023 World Tour."
The five-month tour kicks off on June 5 in Israel and winds through the Middle East, Europe and North America, making a stop at Busch Stadium on Saturday, Sept. 9.
General ticket sales for all dates begin Wednesday, Feb. 22 at 10 a.m. Central Standard Time on gunsnroses.com. Fans can also buy VIP packages that may include premium tickets, VIP bar access throughout the show, invitation to…
Beatles or Stones? We may be getting them both on one album
It's the collaboration that every rock fan has dreamed of for 60 years: The Beatles and The Rolling Stones together on an album. Well, sort of. Multiple sources tell Variety that Paul McCartney has recorded bass parts for the…
Quick moving storms expected Wednesday afternoon
ST. LOUIS -- A weather system is expected to sweep across the St. Louis region Wednesday between 11am and 3pm. This will be a fast-moving band of rain with some thunderstorms. There is a slight chance for these storms to produce marginally strong wind gusts, mainly west of St. Louis. The storms are likely to [...]
Greene County Clerk Announces Early Voting Drop Box, Other Details
CARROLLTON - Greene County Clerk Melissa Carter announced there will be a drop box in the western parking lot of the Greene County Courthouse for voters which will arrive sometime this week before early voting officially begins on Thursday, Feb. 23. Early voting hours will be held Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., and on Saturday, April from 9 a.m. to noon. For those who can’t make it during those hours, Carter said a new drop box is being installed, and that mail-in ballots can still be requested by calling (217) 942-5443. “If they would like to call in and get a vote-by-mail ballot, they can call the office. We do have a drop box which is coming this week, it will be here before Thursday,” she said. “If they don’t want to mail their ballot back and they can’t make it between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., they can drop their ballot into the drop box located in the west parking lot.” Carter said she isn’t expecting a high turnout
Kids in the Middle, a nonprofit counseling agency, hires new chief development officer
A Maplewood-based nonprofit counseling agency that serves children and families going through divorce has hired Stephanie Enger-Moreland as its new chief development officer (CDO).
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