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Time capsule at St. Mary’s Hospital yields trove of bizarre artifacts. And piles of paperwork.
Staff at SSM Health St. Mary's Hospital unsealed a time capsule from 1974 on Monday, revealing a collection of artifacts that ranged from the commonplace to the bizarre.
Skilled trades on the rise as college enrollment sags. ‘Ticket to the middle class.’
Skilled trades are experiencing a renaissance, propelled by young adults looking to avoid soaring college tuition and student debt.
Most bachelorette party gear is pink. So St. Louis friends launched Brown Skin Bride.
Soon the two began looking at samples of foam fingers showing off engagement rings in Black skin tones andBrown Skin Bridewas born.
Workers at 17 St. Louis area CBD stores vote to unionize
Employees of 17 CBD Kratom cannabis dispensaries in the metro area voted to unionize over the past week.
Missouri gets 2,000 applications for cannabis microbusiness licenses. Only 57 are available.
Microbusiness dispensary licenses are awarded through a random lottery-style drawing.
Developer eyes apartments near St. Louis County MetroLink station
Kittle Property Group of Indiana is proposing a 192-unit development near the North Hanley MetroLink station.
More details emerge for apartments, offices planned near Barnes-Jewish West County Hospital
Capri on Olive would have over 100 apartments and several commercial spaces off Olive Boulevard and Mason Road, plans show.
Maryland Heights to have more oversight of troubled Centene Community Ice Center
City officials said they will have more oversight over the operations of the Centene Community Ice Center that they said will enhance the efficiency of the troubled facility.
Damn Fine Hand Pies opens bakery in St. Louis' Shaw neighborhood
Damn Fine Hand Pie’s first brick-and-mortar store near Tower Grove Park opened earlier this month.
Missouri’s rural hospitals are struggling. This new plan could be a safety net.
Parkland Health Center, which is part of the BJC HealthCare system, is the state's first — and so far, only — Rural Emergency Hospital.
Rodgers Townsend ad agency closing in St. Louis
Rodgers Townsendheld major accounts over the years includingAT&T, Microsoft, Energizer Holdings Inc., Monsanto Co., Ameren Corp.
People in Business: UMSL selects; St. Charles EDC promotes; Integrate hires; SLDC adds
Marius Boboc succeeds Ann Taylor, who retires July 1, 2024, as dean of the UMSL College of Education. He spent 22 years at Cleveland State University.
Lambert Airport panel OKs $650M in spending, much of it tied to new terminal
Approval soon of the $650 million package would allow Lambert to seek bids for some of the projects later this year and begin work next year, airport officials said.
After Missouri banned abortion, the state saw 25% drop in OB-GYN residency applicants
“The need for more OB-GYNs is going to be at a crisis point here soon,” McNicholas said.
Republicans for Missouri governor differ on legal shield for Roundup lawsuits
Bill Eigel would veto the bill. Jay Ashcroft would sign it. And Mike Kehoe didn’t say.
Bayer promised to grow jobs in Missouri. It didn’t.
Bayer withdrew from a state tax incentive program worth tens of millions of dollars. Two months later, the company rolled out a widespread restructuring plan.
Clayco’s chief picks Hazelwood after rejection in St. Louis
Clayco Chairman Bob Clark eyed north St. Louis to move one of his subsidiaries, Concrete Strategies. But after the city said no, Clark selected Hazelwood.
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What's being built near you? Search the latest St. Louis building permits
Search more than 10 years of building permits issued in the city of St. Louis.
Maryland Heights seeks to remove Blues nonprofit from managing ice center
The Maryland Heights City Council is expected to vote on the termination agreement on Thursday.
Chesterfield ‘downtown’ clears hurdle after city, Dillard’s reach deal on lawsuit
The Chesterfield City Council approved an agreement withDillard's allowing it to reopen its store as part of a redevelopment of the city's mall.
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Season-opening Muny production of ‘Les Misérables’ will be a celebration of community
Content by The Muny.The Muny kicks off its new season with the beloved Broadway hit ‘Les Misérables,’ which runs June 17 to 23 in Forest Park.
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Grand Center Arts Academy and the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra make beautiful music together
Content by Confluence Academies.Read about how Confluence Academy and the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra have partnered up to create opportunities for students interested in a career in music.
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Café Napoli planning to open in Kirkwood
The Napoli restaurant is planned for 436 North Kirkwood Road on the first floor of The James, a luxury apartment complex that opened in February.
St. Louis Fed COO, who led the bank after Bullard departure, to step down
Kathy O'Neill, the chief operating officer for the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, announced plans to retire Tuesday.
Contractors, partner allege downtown St. Louis developer owes millions
The developer behind a renewed revitalization of Laclede's Landing is facing a legal battle from a business partner who alleges he's owed over $1 million.
Southern Illinois abortion clinics see uptick in patients one month after Florida ban
Providers in the Metro East and Carbondale say calls have gone up, appointments have increased and more patients need assistance with the cost.
A nonprofit made big promises in Ferguson. It nearly died after a Mercy Health investigation.
“Health and Homes went silent all of a sudden,” says one community resident who worked with the organization.
Brothers buy Dad’s Cookie Co. in Dutchtown with plans to expand
The Huber brothers— Chad, Dylan and Tyler— recently bought the business from the Hastey brothers after approaching them in January 2022.
Leader steps down at St. Louis health care business group
Louise Probst, who has led the St. Louis Area Business Health Coalition for more than 20 years, announced plans to retire at the end of the month.
St. Louis-area business openings and closings in May
Here are some key retail and business openings and closings for the St. Louis area in May:
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