ST. LOUIS, Mo. – The Ritz-Carlton, St. Louis will celebrate the arrival of 2019 with an epicurean New Year’s Eve Dinner at The Grill. The five-course menu will include the annual Champagne toast. The Grill chef, Darry Dugger, will present […]
Elephant at Saint Louis Zoo to celebrate 26th birthday
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – The Saint Louis Zoo’s bull elephant, Raja, will “stomp open” presents for his 26th birthday on Thursday, December 27th. Visitors are invited to come to River’s Edge in the Zoo at 11:00 am to sing “Happy […]
City Council proclaims December 10 as Human Rights Day in U City
In honor and recognition, City Hall will be lit in rainbow colors until Friday, December 14th. UNIVERSITY CITY, Mo. – The City Council of University City unanimously approved a proclamation on Monday night to recognize December 10, 2018 as Human […]
Husch Blackwell elects 25 attorneys to partnership
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – Husch Blackwell announced on Monday that 25 attorneys have been elected to the firm’s partnership. Members of the Husch Blackwell’s 2019 class include Amy Bolline, Financial Services and Capital Markets; Robert Bowman, Technology, Manufacturing and Transportation; […]
Motion for Kids annual holiday party to be held Saturday
Celebration provides fun, food and desired gifts for children in foster care, impacted by the justice system ST. LOUIS, Mo. – Kick off the holiday season with Motion for Kids (MFK), an annual holiday party for approximately 2,500 metropolitan St. […]
St. Louis-based companies collaborate and contribute to St. Louis food scene
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – Established companies, Crispy Edge and Café Napoli, are working together in hopes to deliver an innovative contribution to the St. Louis Food scene. Crispy Edge founder, David Dresner, and Café Napoli owner, Kye Pietoso met in […]
Ashcroft certifies results of November 6 General Election
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Election results for the November general election have been made official. Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft, along with 19th Circuit Judges Daniel Green and Thomas Sodergren, certified the results of the November 6th general election on […]
Race not significant factor in determining outcome of juvenile court hearings
CLAYTON, Mo. – Race was not a significant factor in determining which youth were found delinquent at court hearings in the St. Louis County Family Court during the first half of 2018, according to a report released on Thursday. Instead, […]
Parson makes appointments to boards and commissions
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Governor Mike Parson announced eight appointments to various boards and commissions on Tuesday. Israel Baeza, of Pettis County, was appointed as the Pettis County Eastern District Commissioner. Baeza works for Pettis County as an Election Clerk […]
Free screenings and events planned for World AIDS Day
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – In recognition of World AIDS Day, Dec. 1st, Saint Louis County Department of Public Health, in collaboration with its community partners, is offering free confidential sexual health screenings. World AIDS Day is observed each year to […]