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He spent his career uncovering St. Louis history. Then he started making it up.

In Eric Sandweiss’ first novel, a downtown St. Louis loft is filled with pieces of buildings torn down to make way for the Gateway Arch. It sounds like something the longtime St. Louis historian might have uncovered during his research. But he made it up. The missing pieces of...

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Families Have Been Lining Up For Toasted Ravioli At This St. Louis Spot Since 1947

A pasta pocket reportedly fell into hot oil by accident in the 1940s, and a whole city’s favorite appetizer was born. Even better, the kitchen tied to that famous mix-up is still cooking today. The crispy little squares come out breaded, golden, and ready for a dunk in red...

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Retired Telephone Workers Spent More Than 66,500 Hours Turning An 1896 Missouri Building Into This Museum

A group of retired phone company workers gave more than 66,500 volunteer hours to fix up one old house. That’s not a weekend project. That’s a second career. The building dates to 1896, and Army officers and their families once lived inside. Today it holds telephones from the late 1800s through the 2010s.

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KOLR10 News

Missouri AG at odds with sculpture to be installed at Rung for Women

A sculpture that is heading to south St. Louis is drawing criticism from the Missouri Attorney General.

St. Louis, MO · 10d

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Eureka Missouri to host world unveiling of new book about KSHE-95

• Poor Richard’s Restaurant and Sports Bar in Eureka, Mo. will serve as the venue for the Nov. 6 world unveiling of a new book by St. Louis author Michael Grafman, titled KSHE- 95’s Shelley Grafman-The Architect of Classic Rock Radio. In the early 1960s, KSHE-95 was a...

Eureka, MO · 11d

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Over On St. Louis’ Hill, This Italian Market Deli Serves Toasted Ravioli And Provel Pizza To Go

Some of the best lunches in St. Louis come from buildings that do not try very hard to impress you from the curb. On the Hill, the city’s famous Italian neighborhood, one small market and deli has built a loyal crowd with thin crust pizza, toasted ravioli, and sandwiches big enough to split.

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St. Louis Author Laurell K. Hamilton Finally Ends 20-Year Faerie Saga

After more than two decades following faerie princess and Los Angeles private investigator Merry Gentry, St. Louis novelist Laurell K. Hamilton is bringing the series to a close in two books. A Glimmer of Death, the first half of the conclusion, arrives November 3; A Ghost of Daylight is scheduled for April 2027.

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Gioia’s Deli and more coming to Arnold

The owner of a 108-year-old deli and sandwich shop is bringing his family’s business to Arnold after a five-year crusade. Alex Donley said he and his wife, Amanda, will open their sixth Gioia’s Deli in December at 3870 Vogel Road. The deli will take over a space that was previously a Goodcents Subs sandwich shop in a shopping plaza that is next to Richardson Crossing Plaza, which is home to the Schnucks grocery store, and across from the Jefferson County Plaza, which is home to Home Depot and Target.

Arnold, MO · 7d

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Elevate Wellness Offers Advanced Therapies in St. Louis County

Elevate Wellness owner Jamie and her clients share how modalities like PEMF, red light beds and bio chargers help relieve chronic pain, lower inflammation and improve quality of life.

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This St. Louis native has reinvented challah. Now she’s coming home.

Fourteen years ago, Mandy Silverman couldn’t make a challah. Now the St. Louis native has written a cookbook about it, built a business around it and is coming home to show people how it’s done. Silverman, better known to her more than 85,000 Instagram followers as Mandylicious, will...

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Springfield News-Leader

Young Missouri hunters harvested 11,878 deer last weekend

Young hunters harvested 11,878 deer during Missouri’s early youth portion of firearms deer season Oct. 24-25. Preliminary Missouri Department of Conservation data, according to a community announcement, showed Howell County led the state with 303 deer harvested, followed by Franklin County with 276 and Texas County with 226. The statewide harvest included 7,234 antlered bucks, 3,721 does and 923 button bucks. Youth hunters ages 6 through 15 participated in the early youth portion. Recent early youth portions have averaged about 14,600 deer harvested. MDC attributed the lower total this season to above-average temperatures. “Unfortunately, the abnormally warm fall we’ve been experiencing so far continued through last weekend,” MDC Cervid Program Supervisor Jason Isabelle said in the announcement. “Although not as warm as the early antlerless portion, highs in the 80s during the early youth portion undoubtedly suppressed daytime deer movement.” Isabelle said cooler temperatures are forecast for early November, when Missouri’s archery deer hunting reaches its peak period. Missouri deer hunting season dates Archery deer season opened Sept. 15 and runs through Nov. 13 before reopening Nov. 25 and continuing through Jan. 15, 2027. The November firearms portion runs Nov. 14-24. The late youth portion is Nov. 27-29, followed by

Missouri · 9d

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Halloween Cruises Return to Gateway Arch Riverboats With DJ and Costumes!

Gateway Arch Riverboats host Halloween cruises Oct. 30-31 with DJ, festive cocktails and costume contests! Amber Barbeau and Dan Santa Cruz share the fun! Barbeau and Santa Cruz join My St. Louis Live to preview specialty cocktails and the 21-and-older cruises — tickets at gatewayarch.com/riverboats, details at firstalert4.com/mystllive.

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FOX 2

Saint Louis Zoo pairs polar bears for breeding despite ‘biological relationship’

Two polar bears at the Saint Louis Zoo recommended for future breeding share a biological relationship, according to officials overseeing a national polar bear conservation program.

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OUTDOORS: Fall is a fantastic time to find five favorite hiking trails

The twice-annual debate about which is better, spring or autumn, has no need for anyone to be right or wrong. It is hard to argue against the end of winter and the eruption of new life on the landscape in March and April. It is similarly difficult to find any fault in October’s blanket of beautiful fall colors that signal the passing of summer heat and humidity.

Jefferson County, MO · 7d

KMOX News Radio

Controversy over what AG calls 'demonic' sculpture in Fox Park Neighborhood

Supporters say it represents female strength and resilience.

St. Louis, MO · 11d

stlmag.com

Lorenzoz Restaurant & Lounge brings a modern steakhouse concept to Downtown West

Lorenzoz Restaurant & Lounge (2005 Locust) brings a modern American steakhouse concept to the former Pepper Lounge space, with dry-aged USDA Prime cuts, seafood, and craft cocktails. Here’s what to know before you go. The Atmosphere. “Our concept is about bringing a level of elegance and luxury back to...

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3 new St. Louis restaurants you need to try

Some meals stick with you a little longer than others. Lately, that’s meant mushroom lasagna at Sur Lie, an enormous pork chop at Baia and a very good lemon drop at The Clydesdale. Here’s what we ordered, what we loved and why we think you should check these places out.

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The Missouri Restaurant Where Desserts Outnumber Main Dishes Is A Sugar Lover’s Ultimate Dream

Somewhere in Webster Groves, there’s a restaurant that decided dinner is just the opening act. Cyrano’s Cafe is where dessert finally gets the main character energy it’s always deserved. You’ve probably driven past this place a hundred times without knowing what’s hiding inside. The building...

Webster Groves, MO · 10d

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New Food in the Lou

With nearly 2,000 established restaurants in the St. Louis Metro Area, the city has much to offer. Over the summer, a plethora of new restaurants opened in Chesterfield, and surrounding suburbs. With many options from morning coffee to late night dessert, I spent a day trying out new spots and seeing what they have to offer.

Chesterfield, MO · 11d

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