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Micky Dolenz bringing 60 years of Monkees hits to St. Charles

Fans of classic pop music will get a nostalgic trip back to the 1960s when Micky Dolenz brings his "Celebrating 60 Years of The Monkees" tour to The Family Arena in St. Charles.

St Charles, MO · 10h

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Granite City Singer-Songwriter Dana Michael Anderson's Music

Dana Michael Anderson was a singer-songwriter from Granite City, Illinois, whose recorded work included albums and live performances. He died in 2023. Dana's recorded work included albums released during his lifetime. His brother, JB Anderson, said a coroner contacted him in August 2023 to inform him that Dana had died by suicide, as detailed by BroBible. Dana's obituary, published through Central Cremation Center, states that he passed away at his residence on August 10, 2023.

Granite City, IL · 2d

Dino World

10 Facts About Cahokia Mounds in Illinois

Stick around until the end—one overlooked detail reveals how archaeologists know exactly what these ancient builders were thinking.

Cahokia, IL · 2d

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Dave Wilson from Imperial, MO joined the Real Rock Army today!

Dave thinks he should be a member of the Real Rock Army because he’s had the qualifications for years: he listens every day, loves that KSHE keeps the classic rock format, and feels close with the DJ’s. Dave’s first concert ever was in 1977 at Styx with April...

Imperial, MO · 2d

St. Louis American

Video: Jodeci opens ‘Forever My Lady’ tour in St. Louis

Jodeci chose St. Louis to open its “Forever My Lady” anniversary tour, and the crowd at Stifel Theatre came ready to sing. The group brought out the R&B classics that made them a staple of ’90s slow jams. The show got a hometown twist when Chingy made...

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Saint Louis Zoo welcomes first Przewalski horse foal

The Saint Louis Zoo Wildcare Park welcomed its first Przewalksi horse foal, Aylin, marking a significant milestone in the conservation of the species.

St. Louis, MO · 13h

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Your guide to holiday events around St. Louis

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - With the start of winter and the excitement of multiple holidays approaching soon, here is where you can enjoy all that the St. Louis Metro has to offer. Cardinals. The St. Louis Cardinals are bringing back their Holiday Season Opener, where fans can...

St. Louis, MO · 14h

FOX 2

‘Half Order’ documentary explores cultural roots of St. Louis’ Chinese food scene

St. Louis food enthusiasts are serving up a story about culture and connection.

St. Louis, MO · 3d

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Saving the Spiral: the old Famous Barr parking garage

Though the garage, completed in 1962, is slated for demolition, one iconic portion of it may be worth saving, according to designers at the world-renowned, St. Louis-based, design and architectural firm HOK.

St. Louis, MO · 12h

FOX 2

St. Louis native James Gunn steps down as head of DC Studios

Filmmaker James Gunn and co-head Peter Safran have stepped down from their leadership roles at DC Studios due to heavy industry time commitments.

FOX 2

Flyover Comedy Festival begins Wednesday

Starting Wednesday, the Flyover Comedy Festival will take over St. Louis.

St. Louis, MO · 13h

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NPTV Season 5, Episode 5

Your donation will support the student journalists of North Point High School. Your contribution will allow us to purchase equipment and cover our annual website hosting costs.

Wentzville, MO · 1d

USA TODAY

Bobby Taylor, beloved rock drummer, dies at 58 after cancer battle

Bobby Taylor, the St. Louis drummer behind multiple local rock bands including Rebel Train, has died at 58 after a five-year cancer battle . Taylor's wife, Jami Taylor, announced his death in a Facebook post on Nov. 5. "Love is… knowing when to let go," she wrote. "Rest in peace, my sweet beautiful husband. You don't have to fight or suffer anymore. Fly high, my love. We WILL be together again one day." Bobby Taylor was the drummer behind many St. Louis groups, including the Whitesnake tribute band Slide It In, Ragdoll 2.0, Mean Street, Fallen Angel, Pyromaniacs and Foreplay, according to St. Louis Today . Taylor, who was diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma in 2021, detailed his stage four cancer diagnosis on the St. Louis podcast "The End is Near so, Let’s Drink Beer" in November 2025. Squamous cell carcinoma is commonly known as a type of skin cancer, but SCC can also form in the lung, mouth and throat, anus or other organs, according to the Cleveland Clinic . "I had a lump under my jaw. And then they turned into other lumps and then it got into the lungs. And then I've done radiation five times I've

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WWII Veteran Never Feared Battle

The detonating of atomic bombs during World War II saved the young life of Harold Maness, who turns 100 years old on Dec. 4. “I thought I was going to be right in the middle of the war because I was attending 90 days of basic training in Georgia for the Army during April 1945. No hesitancy. Ready to island hop to fight. You think you’re ready for battle, but you’re not,” said Maness, who lived in Shrewsbury for six decades and now resides in Webster Groves.

Webster Groves, MO · 2d

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St. Louis Symphony Orchestra Reports Budget Surplus, Large Percentage of Music by Living Composers

In Friday’s (11/6) Musical America, Sarah Shay writes, “The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra (SLSO) launched the 2025-26 season, its 146th, with the reopening of the Jack C. Taylor Music Center and its renovated Powell Hall. In the months following, more than one million people experienced the orchestra via 250+ concerts, free events, education and community programs, digital initiatives, and media broadcasts. The SLSO ended its fiscal year with a $274,000 operating surplus on revenue of $38.716 million and expenses of $38.442 million; a record-setting $11.3 million in contributed revenue; the conclusion of the Music for All Campaign that exceeded its goal of $155 million goal by $20 million; and an endowment of almost $315 million, a figure 14.8 percent larger than the previous year. The artistic offerings under Music Director Stéphane Denève and a roster of podium guests consistently met high musical standards beginning with the opening concert—world premieres of ‘House of Tomorrow,’ by SLSO Composer in Residence Kevin Puts, with mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato as soloist, and James Lee III’s choral work ‘Fanfare for Universal Hope.’ The music of today was a frequent presence; 40 percent of pieces on classical programs were by living composers including world premieres.”

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Hop Aboard At This Missouri Railway Museum That Brings Out Your Inner Child Like Nothing Else

You can spend a lot of time and money chasing experiences that promise to be unforgettable, and then one afternoon in St. Louis changes the entire conversation. The National Museum of Transportation in St. Louis, Missouri has a talent for delivering exactly the kind of experience that people spend years looking for, and it does it with a collection of locomotives and rail cars that will make your jaw work independently of your brain’s instructions.

St. Louis, MO · 3d

Country Herald

Missouri Christmas Movie Contest: Win $2,500, Apply by Dec. 6

St. Louis-area residents are eligible for a nationwide holiday movie contest offering $2,500 cash.

Missouri · 1d

retrofitmagazine.com

A Support Building Now Is the Primary Gateway to a Landmark Concert Hall

Few institutions embody the convergence of history, architecture and the arts quite like The Sheldon in St. Louis. Bringing together music and visual arts within a connected campus of historic and adapted buildings, The Sheldon has long evolved to meet the changing needs of its community. The latest transformation of the Sheldon Annex represents another chapter in that evolution: a comprehensive reimagining of a former utilitarian structure into the vibrant public heart of one of the region’s most important cultural destinations.

St. Louis, MO · 2d

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