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Saint Louis Zoo President and CEO Dwight Scott appointed as chair of the AZA Board of Directors
The Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) is honored to announce the appointment of Dwight Scott, Dana Brown president and CEO of the Saint Louis Zoo, as the Association’s 102nd chair of the Board of Directors, officially sworn in at the AZA’s Annual Conference in Portland, Oregon, on September 30.
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Stifel CEO Kruszewski talks sports and makes pitch for St. Louis’ future
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The Stifel Charity Classic returned to Norwood Hills Country Club, with Stifel in its second year as title sponsor. The tournament is the opening playoff event on the PGA Tour Champions. Since 2020, the tournament has raised more than $4.2 million for local...
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More affordable housing coming to Preservation Square
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - As the housing crisis grows across the country, more affordable housing is coming to the region, along with new resources to support residents. The development is at Preservation Square on North 16th Street, just off Interstate 70 in the Carr Square neighborhood in...
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Why older homeowners need thousands to fix their homes in St. Louis
A new book explores how deteriorating housing in the U.S. has roots in St. Louis, where recent studies have found the average older homeowner needs at least $9,000 worth of home repairs. The book, co-written by University of Missouri-St. Louis professor and housing expert Todd Swanstrom, explores the country’s deteriorating...
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Doe Run Company New Report
(St. Louis, Mo.) St. Louis based company The Doe Run Company is releasing its seventeenth annual sustainability report today, detailing plans to bolster domestic supplies of critical minerals. With all three minerals produced at its Southeast Missouri mines now designated as vital to national security by the federal government, company...
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DECA Store Adds 7Brew in Hopes of Funding Future Competitions
DECA, the Distributive Education Clubs of America, runs a store here at Liberty. Their goal is to prepare students to be emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, franchising, finance, hospitality, and management. Recently, flyers have been going up around the school for something called the “DECA Brew.” But what is it?
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Barnes & Noble opening another store in St. Louis area
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Upcoming Estate Sales and Auctions for October 22-25
I got back early Monday morning from another epic adventure with the boys. It’s Fall Break for them and I know I won’t be able to do much fun stuff for a while as show season gets busy, so we have been enjoying the week. We decided to go to St. Louis to Six Flags. I had no idea St. Louis has so much fun stuff! We started out by going to the Elk and Bison Park. We didn’t see any bison, but we got to see a whole herd of elk ladies being lead by their man! It was so fun watching them – the bull would bugle to the ladies who were lollygagging and then go round them up. After Lone Elk Park, we visited the City Museum. That was the coolest museum I’ve ever been to – The structures were built with reclaimed materials like old trees, train axles, an old 2-seater plane, a school bus, etc, and it was all safe to climb in, on, and up. The kids even found holes in the floor and were crawling around in places I couldn’t fit! The City Museum takes place in an old shoe factory. They have display cases of items found while they repurposed the building – I saw everything from Flow Blue dishes, to old doll parts, antique bottles, and so much more. We got a hotel that night and hit the pool the next morning. Then we hit the St. Louis Zoo. Holy moly, that was so cool too! And free! I don’t know how they were able to pull off such an awesome zoo without charging for admission, but we really enjoyed watching the polar bear swim in his enclosure (from above and below the water), walking under the pool of sea lions swimming, and watching an Asian elephant eat bamboo. We hustled through the zoo while we waited for Six Flags to open at noon. The boys were too young 6-7 years ago, the last time we went to Six Flags, so this was a new experience. Caleb (11) is still hesitant to get on roller coasters and Joshua(8) is all for it. Joshua was maybe an inch too short to ride Mr. Freeze and Batman and was so upset. We finally got Caleb on the “Rookie Racer” beginner roller coaster and he loved it. By the end of the night he had found another coaster he liked and rode it over and over. Season passes finishing out this year and going into next year were just $7 extra, so I bought them so we can go back. There’s plenty more to see in St. Louis!
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City’s attempt to foreclose on Bevo Mill lot shows how new tools can address nuisances
After an incident involving a can of spray paint and a propane heater caused Kenneth Sandrell’s Bevo Mill home to burn down in 2025, he considered turning the vacant lot into tiny homes or a park for the local children. Instead, the property has become, depending on whom you...
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Public Company Will Move Its Headquarters to Charlotte in November
A St. Louis, Missouri, company has chosen Charlotte as the hub for its new headquarters. Perimeter Solutions, which manufactures fire-retardant products and machinery and parts for the medical industry, has announced it will move its headquarters from St. Louis to Charlotte on Nov. 4 and change its name to Perimeter Group.
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Pagedale Breaks Ground On 42 Mixed-Income Apartments
Crews broke ground on a new 42-unit mixed-income apartment development in Pagedale, adding fresh housing stock to a North St. Louis County community that's been steadily rebuilding for more than a decade. The project, officially named Residences at The Page II, sits at 6712 Page Avenue and is being developed by the community nonprofit Beyond Housing Inc.