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How to find the right cofounder for your startup
To maximize your startup’s potential early on, both with investors and on the product side, you may consider adding a cofounder to your team. While wildly successful startup founders find themselves basking in the spotlight alone, they were far from the sole founder of their enterprise. Steve Jobs, Bill Gates and many more famous startup founders may have a reputation for being at the top of the heap, but they had a team of cofounders to work with, no doubt driving a major part of their success.
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Gateway to Pride Exhibit
LGBTQIA+ communities have been contributing to St. Louis’s history for centuries. Now the Gateway to Pride virtual exhibit will begin to uncover the rarely-shared or often untold stories of St.
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News coverage from the flood of 1993
View from the rooftop bar at my hotel.
New mini-pitch soccer court opens world to Alton children
The brightly colored court on the edge of Rock Springs Park is the long-held dream of Damian Jones.
Missouri prison system mum about apparent spike in opioid deaths
There have been 19 fatal overdoses since March at three prisons. Likely more at others.
St. Louis soccer stadium still not at full power after flood. Fix will cost millions.
St. Louis' new soccer stadium is still not operating on full power nearly two months after a broken electrical pipe and a rainstorm postponed the inaugural game at Centene Stadium.
Little photoshoot at the arch today (I know you guys love chargers)
Missouri looking to change model for its veterans nursing homes
Missouri's state-run nursing homes for military veterans are operating at about 50% capacity
Truck Centers, Inc., Made Visit Possible: Traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall Receives Strong Reception In Troy
TROY - The AVTT Traveling Vietnam Wall was being hosted at Truck Centers, Inc. Training Center, 2376 Formosa Road in Troy October 20 to 23 . The wall was a moving experience for those who witnessed it and those in attendance expressed great appreciation to the Truck Centers, Inc. for bringing the Vietnam memorial to their community. Truck Centers, Inc., was a generous single sponsor of the wall visit. The wall was open 24 hours a day starting at 5 p.m. Thursday, October 20 , until closing at 1 p.m. on Sunday, October 23. "The Flagman’s Mission Continues” had 1,500 flags on both sides of the road where the wall was positioned. The 3x5-foot U.S. flags were installed on Tuesday, October 18 , in Troy, for a patriotic display on the way for people to see the Vietnam Memorial Wall. The takedown of the flags was Sunday, October 23. Jeff Hastings of "The Flagman's Mission Continues" said there was absolutely fabulous attendance for the Vietnam Wall replica and it was overwhelming,
St. Louis Co. man believes Coldwater Creek is connected to his best friend's cancer death
Good areas to search for an apartment near Earth City?
Another beautiful Autumn day in Benton Park
Artist offers helping hand to St. Louis restaurant hit by thieves
Sarah Shelton with Girl Louie made a few touch-ups Saturday to the door of Steve's Hot Dogs, polishing up a mural one day after thieves smashed into the business.
Proposed Chouteau Lake & Greenway from the mid-2000’s
Haunted house suggestions for Tweens
Being an Alpha member at the E.W.C. is Awesome!!!
Did a pair of F-22s fly over St. Louis today?
The Danger Zone
The Danger Zone will perform live at BB’s Jazz, Blues and Soups on Oct. 22.
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