Michelle Madaras
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St. Louis, MO, United States
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Edwardsville’s Holiday Market helps you find unique gifts while supporting small businesses
Like many other communities, Edwardsville is getting into the holiday spirit by helping businesses and people that need it most during the season. → Read More
Police on the scene of a water rescue in Fenton
St. Louis County police confirm that they are on the scene of a water rescue at George Winter Park in Fenton. → Read More
St. Louis task force reports slight drop in new COVID-19 hospital admissions heading into the weekend
Heading into the weekend, the St. Louis Metropolitan Pandemic Task Force has reported some new highs and lows when it comes to fighting the COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More
Fatal fire kills woman in East St. Louis
EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill.- A woman is dead following a two-alarm fire in East St. Louis. The fire happened around 9 a.m. on Church Street. A relative says the woman was in her 60s. He said the woman’s brother was in town visiting and the fire happened while the victim’s husband was taking him to the airport. → Read More
St. Louis area schools move back to virtual learning
Many students in the St. Louis area are making the switch back to virtual learning Monday morning. → Read More
The Polar Express returns to St. Louis Union Station for the 2020 holiday season
The Polar Express returns to St. Louis Union Station for the 2020 holiday season with some changes. → Read More
25 local business part of Winter Market for Small Business Saturday
Black Friday and Cyber Monday are big holidays for shopping, but 25 small local businesses came together Saturday to sell their products during Small Business Saturday. → Read More
Arnold Food Pantry ready to supply food to veterans and others in emergency situations
A food pantry in Arnold is something that many are thankful for, especially this Thanksgiving. → Read More
How St. Louis Food Bank is meeting the rising needs of families this holiday season
Thanksgiving is fast approaching and the St. Louis Area Food Bank is helping families bring meals to their tables. → Read More
Local ice cream business expands amid coronavirus pandemic
Selling ice cream may sound like a seasonal business, but a St. Louis entrepreneur made a promise to her employees during the pandemic that she intends to keep. → Read More
Demetrious Johnson Foundation celebrates 29 years delivering turkeys to community
Former NFL star Demetrious Johnson started his turkey giveaway 29 years ago with just 10 turkeys. Now they’re up to 3000. Despite COVID, they’re still helping folks have a happy Thanksgiving. → Read More
Local organizations deliver thousands of free turkey, food, PPE to residents Saturday
Various local organizations were giving back and bringing holiday cheer Saturday by delivering thousands of free turkeys with all the trimmings. → Read More
Several local groups giving out free turkeys to help families have a happy Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving will look different for many in a lot of ways this year, but that doesn’t mean you have to forego the turkey. There are several groups around the area helping folks have a happy Thanksgiving. → Read More
Fox C-6 School District to temporarily move to virtual learning
As health officials in Jefferson County are on high alert while COVID cases rise, the Fox C-6 School District makes a move to virtual learning. → Read More
Smaller Thanksgiving gatherings mean searching for smaller turkeys
Some Missourians are changing up their Thanksgiving traditions this year and opting for smaller gatherings. That also means many are seeking smaller birds. → Read More
Local malls making adjustments to accommodate shoppers during pandemic
As the holiday season fast approaches, many malls don’t know if they’ll get a crowd this year, but they’re trying to prepare for shoppers in a new way. → Read More
After weighing safety concerns of dining in a tent, Maplewood restauranteur makes tough call to close
MAPLEWOOD, Mo. – As more businesses prepare for outdoor dining, some restaurant owners are questioning what types of tents are the best for everyone’s health versus what may be good for business. As the weather turns colder, The Living Room—a restaurant and coffee shop in Maplewood—chose to put up a tent for their customers. Less […] → Read More
Rockwood explores going back to virtual learning, Wentzville has virtual start date
Parents in the Wentzville and Rockwood School Districts may have to change their students’ learning plans now with both districts having staffing shortages due to rising COVID cases. → Read More
Metro Transit offers ‘Guaranteed Ride Home’ program and free masks
Metro Transit is offering a new program called the Guaranteed Ride Home in case an emergency comes up and a resident needs to get home. → Read More
St. Louis area school districts step away from in-person learning after surge in COVID cases
The Kirkwood and Parkway school districts are dealing with a spike in COVID cases. → Read More