Some reasons to ignore the blitz of advertising and buy from your local jeweler this holiday season.
Sheena Hamilton has been appointed Vice Chair of the Missouri Bar Labor & Employment Law Committee.
Jay Summerville has been elected chairman of MERS/ Missouri Goodwill Industries, Inc. for a one-year term beginning January 1, 2013.
What's special about Italian Pewter? It's beautiful, collectible, valuable, and infinitely usable!
Trees were planted this week by arborists in the Richmond Heights Parks and Recreation Department.
GreatNonprofits.org released today its first ever list of top-rated charities in Clayton, which Patch.com readers can use to discover top volunteer, giving, and internship opportunities.
You mean I can go to a local Farmer's Market in the Winter? Yep, come on by and see for yourself.
Dave Robb writes about closing out his brand new irrigation system for the season. Thinking about a system? Dave is happy to share his insights after recently selecting a vendor to install one.
The past few days of COLD mornings have caused changes to my schedule.
Local writer and actress to speak in Myanmar (Burma)
Reprinted with permission from Dan of The Dog Guide! http://www.dogguide.net/blog/2008/05/in-honor-of-memorial-day-7-famous-dogs-of-war/
It is one of those times of year when we sometimes drink too much and drive. This article explains what happens after you have been pulled over and blown over the legal limit.
A new quarterly magazine and Small Business Saturday celebrate how to be thankful with local shopping.
A property status can sometimes lead to confusion and frustration when a property shows as sold or under contract on one site and active on another, or simply does not appear at all.
Students from Clayton High School have advanced to the “Top 32” round of an international debate competition.
Psychotherapy doesn't have to be long-term to have benefits,
Can you eat on $35 per week? That's $1.50 per meal, or $5 family dinners. Take the Food Stamp Challenge!
Mental Health America of Eastern Missouri offers a free series of mental wellness seminars.
Social Host Liabulity: What you need to know before giving your teenager a glass of wine (or two).
Cub Scouts picked up bags for the annual "Scouting for Food" drive.
Sun dogs have been around forever, but are rather rare in the Midwest.
The Grand MetroLink Station provides a blank slate for St. Louis community to 'rethink' areas around MetroLink.
Buzz words beyond sustainability...
An non-native St. Louisan reflects on her family’s move to St. Louis from New England 6 years ago.
We investigate Death Comes to Pemberley, P. D. James' murder-mystery sequel to Jane Austen's classic, Pride and Prejudice. Next month, The Hobbit!
I am asking you to go to your local, state, and federal legislatures and obtain proclamations from them designating March 13 as K-9 Veterans’ Day.
Harvest Thanksgiving, Turducken Terrene on KSDK Channel 5 Wednesday 11/14 at 12:30
Saturday's auction of photographs raised money for the International Photography Hall of Fame and Museum to move here from Oklahoma City, OK.
Seven of the 67 regional artists in this show are from mid-county.
Paternity testing is now available to pregnant mothers who just can't wait to find out who the father is
One of the continuing frictions is the conflict between resource development and conservation of same; Yolanda Kakabadse speaks:"It's everyone's job to look for (sustainability) answers".
What does it mean for selling and buying homes now that the national elections are over?
Armstrong Teasdale has been named the 2012 Best Law Firm by St. Louis Small Business Monthly based on votes by the publication’s readers.
With election news filling every minute of the next 48 hours, there is a need to ensure that the candidates that are elected consider public transportation in Missouri a priority
Did the end of Daylight Savings Time return you to "normal time"?
We start the morning with a Cal to the Market on bagpipes and kick up some dust the rest of the morning to the sounds of the Augusta Bottoms Consort--come on by!!!
Dave Robb guest blogs this week about the hidden gems perched along “the bluffs”.
This show is required viewing for art and architecture students & teachers, set and graphic designers, operations managers and system thinkers, as well as artists.
Don't miss Citizens for Modern Transit's Upcoming "Tapping into Transit Event: High Speed Rail in the Midwest" on Nov. 14