State Representative Kem Smith, a Democrat from Florissant, began reconsidering her views on automatic third-grade retention during Thanksgiving. While her family gathered in New Hebron, Mississippi, she opted for roasted cauliflower as a vegan, while others enjoyed turkey and chicken spaghetti. She struck up a conversation with a cousin who
St. Louis is set to play a significant role in the lead-up to this summer’s World Cup, especially after Bosnia and Herzegovina’s surprising qualification for the tournament. The Gateway City will host the vital final friendlies for both Bosnia and Panama at Energizer Park on June 6. Tickets have been
On April 30, leaders from the business community and esteemed honorees convened in the Grand Hall at St. Louis Union Station for the St. Louis Business 500 Reception. This event was proudly sponsored by Bayer and Science Delivers. The evening marked the celebration of the second edition of the Business
If your children thrive through hands-on experiences rather than passive observation, you’ll want to mark your calendars for a new event at Queeny Park. Salam Scouts will be hosting its inaugural Salam Day on May 30. During this event, part of the park will be transformed into an interactive space
On a warm summer morning at 8:30, a group of children assembles at Queeny Park. Some are still shaking off sleep, while others eagerly discuss their fishing gear and share stories from previous adventures. For the next five days, their classroom will be devoid of walls, transformed instead into a
Interruption Public House & Brewery (330 Sonderen) is gearing up to launch in the former Good News Brewing location in O’Fallon, Missouri. “We’re diligently finalizing the menu, hiring staff, completing various tasks, and awaiting one last permit,” shares Donnie Cochran, co-owner of Interruption Brewing. “We’re all set mentally to open.”
