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Cold and windy weekend with lows in the teens
The next cold front will bring colder air Saturday night, with lows in the teens.
Friday Dog Blogging – 18 November 2022
I'm visiting my sister-in-law, Virginia, in Virginia, at the moment, so this week you get a picture of her dog, who is not named Virginia. Say hello to Watson.
Missouri abortion rights supporters, opponents weigh ballot questions for 2024
Abortion rights groups won ballot measures in California, Kentucky, Michigan, Montana and Vermont last week.
For The Umpteenth Time, The INFORM Act Is Still Unconstitutional And Has No Business Being Attached To Any Bill Congress Needs To Pass
Writing about the terrible ideas Congress has is often like babysitting a toddler bent on sticking his finger in a socket. At a certain point there is the temptation to say, “Fine! Learn the hard way!” But in the case of the INFORM Act it won’t be Congress who learns the hard lesson but all […]
Cooking a Thanksgiving turkey? Start thawing soon
Turkey is a traditional and delicious part of the Thanksgiving celebration. If you plan to cook one, you might need to start preparing as soon as Friday.
Get Your Drunk Ass Home for Free in St. Louis Thanksgiving Eve
The best night of the year will soon be upon us, and that is of course Thanksgiving Eve, sometimes referred to as Skanksgiving. [content-1] It's the biggest bar night of the year, particularly in St. Louis when those who moved away get to come back and reunite with friends from high school.
Commerce Bank buys St. Louis-area municipal bond underwriting firm
The bank said the municipal bond underwriting firm will become part of its institutional fixed-income business and retain its Chesterfield office and employees.
Winterfest kicks off in Downtown St. Louis this weekend
ST. LOUIS, Mo. - The seventh annual Winterfest kicks off this weekend in Downtown St. Louis. Saturday is opening day and festivities include a 5K starting at 7:30 am, and the festival of lights from noon until 8:00 pm. Ice skate rentals are free on Saturday. The event is being held in Kiener Plaza from [...]
Cahokia Mounds Annual Holiday Market Bringing Authentic Native American Art, Jewelry and More to Collinsville
COLLINSVILLE - The 19th annual Cahokia Mounds Annual Holiday Market will showcase the artwork of over 35 Native American artists who will also teach attendees about their heritage. The event is being held at the Gateway Convention Center in Collinsville next weekend, November 25-27, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. Cahokia Mounds Executive Director Linda Krieg described the event as “full of activity.” “The Holiday Market is full of activity - it’s a very busy day, it goes by very quickly,” Krieg said. “The Native American artists that are here from across the United States, they’re really involved with explaining their heritage, their traditional ways, and their traditional arts.” She said the event will feature several unique items and help spread awareness of Native American culture from its history to the modern day. “They’re all Native American, handmade, one-of-a-kind pieces,” Krieg said of the items at th
Effort to build more inclusive libraries across St. Louis and the nation
Army Corps holds public meeting on Coldwater Creek same night as Jana Elementary parents host 'Meet Your New Teacher' event
The Fed’s Thanksgiving Turkey
Today on TAP: Misleading reports on the rising cost of dinner are feeding the Fed’s appetite for more perverse rate hikes.
Carly Simon drops ‘We Have No Secrets’ from upcoming ‘Live At Grand Central’ album
Newly-inducted Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Carly Simon is set to release her surprise 1995 concert, Live at Grand Central, on audio and Blu-ray for the first time, and she’s just given fans…
Glen Carbon woman appearing Monday on ‘Wheel of Fortune’
Lauren McCartney, a senior at Georgia State University, will be a contestant on the game show episode scheduled to air at 6:30 p.m. Monday on KSDK (Channel 5).
St. Louis County police departments pursue auto-theft task force
Several St. Louis County police agencies are creating a task force to combat persistently high rates of stolen vehicles, particularly as thefts of Kias and Hyundais continue to skyrocket.
Here are 5 events to check out in the St. Louis area this weekend
Why is it okay to post pictures of strangers and accuse them of crimes? Especially when the poster has no evidence of wrongdoing beyond a hunch/their gut?
Brentwood-based consumer packaged goods company fills 2 C-suite posts
The Brentwood-based consumer packaged goods holding company has promoted from within to fill two C-suite posts.
Celebrity Chef and St. Louis Native Claire Saffitz Asks 'What's For Dessert'
My fandom of Claire Saffitz began much like everyone else’s. It was early 2020, right before everything went downhill.
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