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Start Spreading the News–We’re Going to NYC!

By Debbie Monterrey Join me for a fantastic trip to New York City! I haven’t been to the Big Apple since my 17th birthday and really thought it was time to return. I wanted a […]

2013/05/19

Join Me For “Show-Me Hero Salute” Luncheon

Join me for the “Show-Me Hero Salute” luncheon Thursday, May 16th. Help bring the Traveling Vietnam Wall to St. Louis this summer.

2013/05/15

Appreciating Architecture and Renewal

Travel around the nation, and often, you can’t tell where you are. Every strip mall with their chain stores looks like same. From the interstate with its sound-barriers, you could be in Kansas or Colorado or Ohio. Fortunately in St. Louis, some are fighting hard to preserve our unique architecture.

2013/05/07

Downtown St. Louis Makes Me Smile

On a rainy, gloomy Saturday morning, why was I hanging out of the Culinaria parking ramp taking a picture of the view down Olive Street? Because it made me smile. Because it inspired me, made me happy and lifted my black mood.

2013/04/30

Is Voice Mail Going the Way of the Rotary Phone?

Remember when the answering machine seemed like a modern miracle and voice mail was a vital office tool? These days, I loathe both!

2013/04/11

Central Library Continues To Wow!

Central Library called “the most gorgeous — and usable — library I have ever seen” in the Washington Post.

2013/04/01

Notre Dame HS Visit–Peabody Energy Leaders In Education

Bradley Behrmann of Notre Dame High School in Lemay is our latest Peabody Energy Leader in Education. Learn more about him and how you can nominate someone!

2013/02/13

St. Louis Performer Blasts Into the Big-Time!!

Elliana Grace (Elliana Hentoff-Killian) is a former St. Louis Arch and Circus Harmony School graduate and teacher who is getting blasted out of a cannon now for Ringling Bros. “Built to Amaze” show currently touring the country! See her in action.

2013/01/04

Can We Now Talk About Mental Illness?

While many in our nation use the Sandyhook Elementary tragedy as a platform to fight about guns, could we just take a moment to address mental illness? Read one mom’s column, if you haven’t already.

2012/12/17