A group of St. Louis residents and activists on Wednesday expressed concerns about the redistricting process less than two weeks after legislators released the first draft of a new ward map, which cuts the number of wards from 28 to…
Paul McCartney has posted a video on his Facebook page capturing him sharing an emotional confession during a recent livestreamed Q&A event promoting his new book The Lyrics. In the…
The St. Louis Cardinals’ annual fan fest will now be a "home game" for the MLB club.
The team said Wednesday its 2022 Winter Warm-Up will take place at Busch Stadium and Ballpark Village, the mixed-use district adjacent to the stadium. The event is scheduled for Jan. 15-17. Proceeds from the yearly event go toward Cardinals Care, the team’s community foundation.
In recent years, the Winter Warm-Up had been held downtown at the Hyatt Regency St. Louis at the Arch hotel. This year’s event…
Taco Circus(4940 Southwest Avenue) will close its doors on November 20 after its last dinner service, according to a Facebook post from the business today.
“There are many ways for restaurants to fail, and only a couple ways that they end up working,” the post from owner Christian Ethridge reads. “So given the way I handled the variables, I could not make it work.…
There is now an easy way to get a COVID-19 test right in the heart of Grand Center.
Many St. Louisans visit the area to take in events at the Kranzberg Arts Foundation or to see a world-class show at The Fabulous Fox, but hot spots now require a vaccination card or a recent negative COVID-19 test to enter.
Located on the second floor at 3526 Washington Avenue, this testing site operated by Nomi Health now offers antigen and PCR testing. The site advertises “no out-of-pocket cost” and they accept insurance, but for those without insurance they say “no one will be turned away.”
The clinic is right next door to KDHX and is presented with support from the Kranzberg Arts Foundation and Grand Center, Inc., who help to sponsor the site in an effort to keep their businesses full and their patrons safe.
"Easy access to free Covid testing has been a hindrance to our arts community both on the artist and patron side throughout the pandemic.…
Andy Cohen is headed back to the Lou, or more specifically, Clayton High School — his alma mater — in partnership with Left Bank Books. Fresh off a partnership with Clementine’s Creamery, Cohen heads to the high school to promote his new book, “Glitter Every Day: 365 Quotes from Women I Love.”
The book gathers quotes from women Cohen has worked with on his talk show or that he admires in his every day life.…
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Most people do not give up stable jobs and good paychecks to start from scratch. Most people do not willingly take on incredibly difficult, completely avoidable challenges. Most people do not make good entrepreneurs. Thankfully, we are not like most people.
Not only did we decide to take an entrepreneurial path — we decided to take an entrepreneurial path in the banking sector, which might be the most challenging sector an entrepreneur can choose to disrupt.
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The past year has been one where finding bright spots in the daily headlines has been a difficult task. However, there is something amazing happening right now, which can serve as a reminder to never underestimate the grit of the American working class.
Recent data shows a remarkable spike in new business formation unlike anything we’ve seen before. Even though self-isolating was a true challenge of the past year, it gave many people the time to focus on passion projects or spot new opportunities.…
With construction underway on the $189.4 million University City project, developers Larry Chapman and Bob Clark have taken over ownership of the future retail center at Interstate 170 and Olive Boulevard.
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