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Since 1946, Ted Drewes Has Been Handing Frozen Custard Concretes Out The Window On Route 66 In St. Louis
They hand your dessert across the counter upside down, and not a drop falls out. That little flip is a famous ritual at a walk-up custard stand on old Route 66 in Missouri. The treat is called a concrete, and the name fits because it’s frozen custard blended so thick a spoon nearly stands up. The stand has no indoor seating, so everyone orders at the windows and eats outside.
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Class Action lawsuit filed against Six Flags, Enchanted Parks over unrefunded dining passes
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Amusement park companies Six Flags and Enchanted Parks have been hit with a class action lawsuit, accusing both of failing to refund customer dining plans. After Enchanted Parks bought Six Flags St. Louis in April, they announced the dining plans would no longer...
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Clayton considers PILOT program allowing largely free parking for shoppers & diners
CLAYTON, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A proposal in Clayton would allow parking essentially for free if you shop or dine in downtown Clayton. City leaders are mulling over an idea to make downtown Clayton more welcoming and attract more visitors. “In a heartbeat, I would be here in Clayton...
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County Council adds road improvements to subdivision plan
The Jefferson County Council has added another stipulation that developers of a 200-home subdivision in Imperial must follow before their petition is given the go-ahead. The council voted 6-0 on Oct. 26 to amend the petition submitted by JSS Land Development LLC of St. Louis to include work on Lions Den Road before more traffic is added to the road once the subdivision is built. The work includes widening the road at the intersection of Lions Den and Old Hwy. 21 to allow for a dedicated right-turn lane and a shoulder.
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‘Tell Me Somethin’ Good’ returns for one night at The Black Rep Gala
Last year, when The Black Rep founder Ron Himes stepped onto a New York stage to receive a Lifetime Achievement Audelco Award, one of the people celebrating him understood better than most what the moment represented. Elizabeth Van Dyke had the honor of presenting the award to the man who...