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Vendors Camp Out Overnight Just To Claim A Spot At This Sunday Missouri Flea Market In Wentzville
One shopper drove off with an e-bike that tops out around 16 miles per hour. Another hauled home a five-gallon bucket of laundry soap, and somebody even loaded it into the car for them. All of that happened at the same Sunday morning market. The whole thing runs for just...
constructforstl.org
Lease Signed for Gateway South Housing Manufacturing Facility
Housing manufacturer joins Schaeffer Electric and Construction Forum as long-planned construction innovation district takes shape. by Tom Finan, Executive Director and Co-Founder, Construction Forum. Another piece of the Gateway South redevelopment has fallen into place. Fornidos Home Systems Inc. has signed a lease for a 55,000-square-foot manufacturing facility at Gateway...
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SLU announces layoffs of entire main campus custodial staff, moving to outside provider
SLU Facilities Services will terminate all 82 custodians employed by the university after a 60-day transition period starting on Oct. 12, and will replace them with Helton Education Services Facilities Management. The custodians were informed of the change on the starting day of the transition phase, Oct. 12, and the...
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The Queen Zone
People are leaving these American cities—and the reasons go far beyond housing costs
At some point, loving where you live may stop being enough to make you stay. Maybe the mortgage is... The post People are leaving these American cities—and the reasons go far beyond housing costs appeared first on The Queen Zone .
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Westlake Ace Hardware to Fill Old Goodwill Spot in Fenton by Summer 2027
A vacant Goodwill building on Old Sugar Creek Road in Fenton is getting new life as a Westlake Ace Hardware store, with remodeling set to begin in early 2027 and a soft opening targeted for that summer. The roughly 12,500-square-foot free-standing building at 99 Old Sugar Creek Road will house about 11,000 square feet of retail space, with access planned from New Sugar Creek Road and a large parking lot on site.
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firstalert4.com
St. Louis woman battles over mortgage payment dispute
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau says more than half the complaints they receive about mortgages are about trouble during the payment process. It received 12,500 complaints about payment issues in 2025. When a St. Louis woman couldn’t get a dispute about her mortgage...
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Oliver Properties is bringing traffic and a stellar Food Hall downtown, just in time for the return of the 118th COGIC Convocation
Experience the vibrant culinary offerings at the newly opened Washington Ave Food Hall in downtown St. Louis! Join us for the soft opening and see why this venue is a game-changer for the community, especially with the return of COGIC and its 50,000 delegates this year. Just when you thought...
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5 On Your Side
Anheuser-Busch CEO Brendan Whitworth resigns for Equinox role
The US Sun
Former 144.5-acre mall to be given second life after decade-long wait with 700 new homes on the way
AFTER years and years of anticipation, a shuttered shopping mall will finally be revitalized and given a new purpose. Jamestown Mall, which permanently closed over a decade ago, is slated to become a massive residential complex with 700 homes, retail stores, and more. The mall, located roughly 20 miles or...
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This Missouri Antique Market Packs More Than 75 Vendors Into A 16,000-Square-Foot Brick Warehouse
More than 75 vendors share one renovated brick warehouse, and the whole place stretches across 16,000 square feet. That’s a lot of treasure under one roof. I can’t imagine leaving with empty hands. Soaring rafters run overhead. Original skylight windows pour daylight onto rustic furniture, Mid-Century Modern pieces,...
The Money Overview
Aetna and Anthem Medicare Advantage members in the St. Louis area lose BJC as an in-network provider Jan. 1, with Dec. 7 to switch
Medicare Advantage members in the St. Louis area who are enrolled in Aetna or Anthem plans lose BJC HealthCare as an in-network provider on Jan. 1, 2027, and Medicare’s annual enrollment period ends Dec. 7. BJC physicians, providers and facilities will be out of network for both insurers’ Medicare Advantage plans from that date. BJC […] The post Aetna and Anthem Medicare Advantage members in the St. Louis area lose BJC as an in-network provider Jan. 1, with Dec. 7 to switch appeared first on The Money Overview .
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A Ghost Town And Haunted Woods Await After Dark At This Missouri Farm
An Old West ghost town hides in the dark woods of a working farm, and live actors are waiting inside it. That alone makes me want to grab a flashlight and a very brave friend. The trail winds through cursed woods, lantern-lit fog, and even stretches of a corn maze. A full walk can take 40 minutes to an hour.
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Panelized home construction could yield new affordable housing in St. Louis quickly
In July, drivers zipping along West Florissant Avenue in St. Louis’ Mark Twain neighborhood likely caught a glimpse of something unfortunately not more familiar in North City: a new home under construction. In just a matter of days, the corner of West Florissant and North Euclid was transformed from...
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Meet the new companies Arch Grants is betting on to grow quickly in St. Louis
Arch Grants has unveiled the 16 startups making up its 2026 cohort, which the nonprofit is supporting with grants totalling $1.35 million. It’s the 15th year the nonprofit has awarded nondilutive grants of $75,000 each to companies, with an extra $25,000 available for ones that are relocating to the St. Louis region. Since 2012, the nonprofit has doled out over $23.3 million to 311 startups, which, by its estimates, has generated over $1 billion in revenue, raised nearly as much in follow-on capital, and created thousands of local jobs.
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Wentzville-Area Mobile Home Park Residents Evicted for New Shopping Center
More than 60 mobile home owners at CastleGate Estates near Wentzville have received notices that they must vacate the park, as a developer moves forward with plans to replace part of the community with a shopping center. Residents say the notices gave them as little as 60 days to leave, upending the lives of retirees, families with young children and people with disabilities who have called the park home for years.