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What’s Going On With Tower Tee?
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Know someone looking to change careers or student wanting to get career start in high school? Check out Career Connections
In the midst of a pandemic when people have lost jobs or just want to make a career change, the Carpenters Union has figured out a way to help. They have an innovative program designed […]
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WWII Bomber to fly into Spirit of St. Louis Airport for Three-Day Event
Show-Me, a B-25 Bomber from World War II, made famous by the Doolittle Raiders, will fly into Spirit of St Louis Airport for a three-day barn storming aviation event begins Saturday, May 29 at 9:00 […]
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Hellen Carpenter, Granddaughter of James Naismith- Inventor of Basketball- Remembered As Humanitarian, Author and Hostess
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The Rep announces start up of in-person performances
The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis (The Rep) announced the return to in-person performances with ‘Mlima’s Tale,’ a moving, lyrical journey through the dark world of the international ivory trade from two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright […]
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In a Twist, St. Louis native Nick Merico who was on American Idol Last Year Gets Another Chance Tonight
Updated April 19 In an interesting twist with American Idol, some of the contestants from last year will be returning tonight and that includes one with St. Louis ties: Nick Merico Since none of them […]
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Baseball Hall of Famer Oscar Charleston to be Remembered With Star on the Missouri Walk of Fame this Friday
By Sally Tippett Rains Negro Leagues player Oscar Charleston, who was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1976 will be getting a star on the Missouri Walk of Fame this week at the […]
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Mo. Cherry Blossom Fest in Marshfield Features Classic TV & Movie Stars Plus Descendants of Presidents, Historic Figures
Each year we try to promote the Missouri Cherry Blossom Festival which takes place in Marshfield, Missouri. It is quite an eclectic group of people. For history lovers there are descendants of U.S. Presidents as […]
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As racial equality dominates sports in 2020, one woman wants to get the history right about her famous ancestor who was enslaved– and finds out she is related to a ballplayer
UPDATED April 17, 2021 Lynne Jackson (white jacket, left) was awarded the prestigious National DAR History Award at a ceremony held at the Hawken House in Kirkwood Saturday April 17, 2021. Jackson, who was being […]
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Isaac Bruce Keeps Giving Back to the Community with Upcoming Free Football Clinic for Kids
Isaac continues to epitomize greatness both on and off the football field. More than 500 youth from the St. Louis area will have the opportunity to join former St. Louis Rams wide receiver and Pro […]