A new restaurant founded by a popular St. Louis chef has recently opened up its doors in the DeMun neighborhood in Clayton. Louie, at 706 DeMun Ave., was opened up by local Chef Matt McGuire, with his restaurant focusing on […]
Parson, Schmitt defend rural Missouri with ‘no’ votes on ending low-income housing tax credits
COLUMBIA, Mo. – The Missouri Housing Development Commission met Tuesday, voting 8-2 to cancel the state’s tax credit match for federal low-income housing tax credits (LIHTC), a move criticized by Lt. Gov. Mike Parson as one that will hurt rural […]
Longtime kitchen and wine bar closing after more than 20 years in Clayton
Another longtime restaurant is closing its doors at the end of the year in downtown Clayton. Remy’s Kitchen & Wine Bar, a popular and stylish gathering place focused on wine and small plate Mediterranean dining, will close on Dec. 31, […]
RELEASE: Gov. Eric Greitens commutes sentence of Judy Henderson
Jefferson City, Mo. — In 1982, Judy Henderson was sentenced to life in prison for what the trial judge described as a “relatively minor” role in a robbery-turned-murder. Today, Gov. Eric Greitens commuted Judy Henderson’s sentence to time served: 35 […]
RELEASE: Novus international campaign raises more than $250,000 for United Way
/PRNewswire/ — Novus International, Inc. has smashed its previous records and raised $252,987 for the United Way. Annually, the Novus offices in North America band together for a fundraising campaign to help support organizations in their communities through the United Way. […]
RELEASE: Mercy’s IT team named one of nation’s best
/PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Mercy Technology Services, the IT backbone of Mercy, was recognized as one of the nation’s “Best Hospital IT Departments” by Health IT News. MTS was one of only five winners in its size category and among 20 health […]
Gov. Greitens announces support for legislative effort to help firefighters
St. Louis firefighters and their families could soon access disability and death benefits for work-related cancers more easily under legislation endorsed Wednesday by Gov. Eric Greitens. The amendment in legislation would shift the burden of proof for firefighters on whether […]
National credit agency praises STL County for strong fiscal management but Councilman Page disagrees
One of the nation’s premier credit rating agencies praised St. Louis County government for budgetary management but a St. Louis County councilman says it’s not all good news. The Standard and Poor’s (S&P) Financial Services LLC report, issued on Nov. […]
RELEASE: Missouri Airbnb Hosts Earned $28.8 Million, Welcomed 289,000 Guests in 2017
Airbnb, the world’s leading community driven hospitality company, announced today that its Missouri host community earned a combined $28.8 million in supplemental income while welcoming approximately 289,000 guest arrivals to the state in 2017. The 289,000 guest arrivals to Missouri […]
21st Century Transportation System Task Force holds final meeting, report expected within the next week
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – It’s been a long six months for Rep. Kevin Corlew and the members of the Missouri 21st Century Transportation System Task Force, but there’s a light at the end of the tunnel. Since June 28, the […]