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Richard Bricker Sr.
Name: Richard Bricker Sr. Hometown: Cottage Hills, Illinois Years of Service: 1968 DOD: December 25, 2006 KIA: No Branch: Army RAnk: Sergeant Wars: Vietnam Medals: Multiple purple hearts as well as several other services medals Message: Richard was a gunnery sergeant in Vietnam where his helicopter was clipped by an RPG and crashed to the ground. All members in the crash survived the crash and helped pull each other out with only one dying from his wounds in the Hospital while the rest suffered irreparable damage physically and mentally but would get to grow old. Richard was burnt on over 95% of his body and was honorably discharged with 100% disability due to the burns he received after recovery where he decided to spend the remainder of his days living life to the fullest. He enjoyed fast cars, beautiful woman and having fun with anybody and everybody. Submitter's Name: Factory Direct Mattress Bethalto
Four arrested, one wanted after stolen vehicle, meth busts in rural Missouri
Four people are behind bars and another person is wanted in a rural Missouri investigation linked to a stolen vehicle and meth possession.
Friday Cat Blogging – 11 November 2022
This is an extremely rare picture of Hilbert keeping his eyes open while I take a flash photo of him. It's a bounce flash aimed at the ceiling, so it barely even registers when I press the shutter button. But Hilbert doesn't like it anyway. It's just another annoyance that humans can't seem to be ...continue reading "Friday Cat Blogging – 11 November 2022"
Photo story: Inside this St. Louis entrepreneur's drive to create opportunity for disabled workers
Born without arms, but driven by purpose, Letisha Wexstten is determined to use her experiences to help other disabled workers land jobs. To tell her story, she gave us access to some of the daily aspects of her life. Here is what we saw.
Vehicles drive onto wet concrete on I-270 bridge, spurring patching do-over
IDOT delays reopening of closed eastbound lane several hours until 3:30 p.m. Friday.
How Rural Missouri votes (entire thread in comments)
Congress heads back to D.C. for a hectic lame-duck session
WASHINGTON — Congress returns to Capitol Hill and a lengthy to-do list next week, following a six-week midterm elections break that saw Democrats outperform expectations and Republicans barely inch toward the U.S. House majority. On the agenda are same-sex marriage legislation, a huge defense bill, changes in how presidential electoral votes are counted and more. […]
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Any McDonald’s in the stl area selling steak egg and cheese bagels? I’m willing to adventure into Illinois if need be
Celebrate America Recycles Day Today and Every Day
Every year on November 15th, individuals and businesses all across the country join forces to celebrate America Recycles Day. This... Read More
Take advantage of these St. Louis-area freebies, deals for Veterans Day
Young athletes in St. Louis carry the legacy of Martin L. Mathews
Martin L. Mathews, the co-founder of the Mathews-Dickey Boys and Girls Club in St. Louis, died this week at 97. Matthews spoke with former host Sarah Fenske in 2020. We re-visit this conversation to honor his memory.
Ward Consolidation Wars
The Bosley Family’s matriarch has laid political claim to St. Louis City’s new 14th Ward, the combined 3rd Ward and 5th Ward under ward reduction and redistricting. This month, 3rd Ward Committeewoman Lucinda Frazier and three others incorporated 14th Ward Regular Democratic Organization as a nonprofit. The club has not yet filed as a political … Continue reading Ward Consolidation Wars →
Billy Corgan on Smashing Pumpkins’ legacy: “I don’t want my kids growing up with a has-been father”
While Smashing Pumpkins' Billy Corgan used to delight in trolling the press with controversial quotes, these days, as the band prepares to mark their 35th anniversary, he prefers to focus…
Growing the brand: St. Louis’ ‘Ghetto Sauce’ moves into bigger headquarters
Starting in their kitchen years ago, Freddie Lee and Deborah James now own a small strip mall in the 1900 block of Carr Street for making their sauce.
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