Liz Dowell
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The St. Louis man who gave up a fortune to help hobos
St. Louis residents may remember the name “Eads” and recall the Eads bridge built by the Patriarch, James Buchanan Eads, who worked on Mississippi River steamboats in the early 1800s. → Read More
St. Louis Children’s Choirs to preform concert
The St. Louis Children’s Choirs transition from the cold with their Winter Melodies Concert, which brings warmth and togetherness. → Read More
Girl Scout of Eastern Missouri to hold culinary event
The Girl Scouts of Eastern Missouri advance a critical culinary philosophy in their event called Dessert First. → Read More
Pizza Head to raise money for donation
Pizza Head will raise money for Gateway 180 and St. Patrick Center. The vegan and vegetarian pizza joint will give half of sales of their Monday Donation Pepperoni Pizza to Gateway 180 on Monday, February 13. → Read More
Margie’s Money Saver: JCPenney BOGO offer
If you’re a fan of blue jeans, JCPenney has a great deal for you and your family. You can get a free pair of jeans when you purchase two on their online store through their buy one get one (BOGO) offer. → Read More
The Mardi Gras Foundation finds a home: 25,000-square-foot warehouse aids in Mardi Gras preparations
The Mardi Gras Foundation has a new home at the 22-00 Dolman building in Soulard. This office building is in good shape and has plenty of room for the foundation to store the things they need for the Mardi Gras party. → Read More
St. Charles Water contamination found to be caused by Ameren, EPA demands cleanup
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced that Ameren is responsible for the contamination of the wellfields that supply drinking water to St. Charles. The EPA says that Ameren must pay for the cleanup. → Read More
Support Heat Up St. Louis through weekend canister collections
“Heat Up St. Louis” is a non-profit initiative that partners with Hardee’s for a yearly fundraiser to assist people with paying their utility bills. → Read More
Man accused of stealing over $7,000 in auto thefts
A man has been arrested on suspicion of many automobile thefts in our neighborhood. Steven Fisher, 31, is being held in jail with no bond this morning. → Read More
Alderman meeting proposes new eviction laws and NFL settlement.
Today is the last meeting of the St. Louis Aldermen before the April elections, and they plan to make a final decision on providing more funding for the expansion of the convention center. → Read More
Multiple car crashes in St. Louis leave one dead and one injured
Last night, there were multiple car accidents in Webster Groves and St. Louis, Missouri, that killed at least one person and hurt at least one other. → Read More
Hellmann’s giant jar of mayonnaise to make a stop in St. Louis
Missourians should keep a watch-out for a massive jar of mayonnaise on its way to St. Louis. Jon Hamm, who is from St. Louis, will be in a Hellmann’s commercial alongside Oscar winner Brie Larson and Pete Davidson, as well as a massive jar of the iconic mayonnaise. → Read More
Brentwood Bed Bath & Beyond store to close
Bed Bath & Beyond Brentwood store in the Meridian shopping center on Eager Road is closing. → Read More
Fields Foods is opening a new grocery store near Forest Park
Fields Foods will celebrate the grand opening of its newest shop at the new Expo at Forest Park apartments on February 9 at 5 p.m. → Read More
Fake Disney DVD sales send a Missouri couple to prison
On February 8, 2023, a federal court sentenced a couple from Columbia, Missouri for trying to import and sell fake Disney DVDs on eBay. → Read More
Building collapses near I-70 in north St. Louis
A building at 927 Tyler has collapsed. → Read More
Mouth-watering deals for National Pizza Day
Thursday, February 9, 2023, is National Pizza Day. It’s a day to relax with a slice of the world’s most famous meal. → Read More
Belleville Police warn about scammers pretending to be family in need of help
The Belleville Police Department has recently received an increase of cases involving financial abuse of elderly people. They posted on its Facebook today about how to handle these scams. → Read More
Sam Altman: The man behind ChatGPT is from St. Louis
According to an interview with the New Yorker, Sam Altman grew up in St. Louis. He attended the John Burroughs School in St. Louis. → Read More
Humane Society of Missouri offers helping hand on Annual Day of Giving
The Humane Society of Missouri offered a helping hand to care for 14 new puppies and dogs on its Annual Day of Giving. → Read More