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New Soulard police substation raises questions from residents
4+ day, 5+ hour ago (535+ words) Peppered around St. Louis are police substations, places where St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department officers can file paperwork, use computers, and seek respite while they’re out on the job. One of the city’s newest is coming to a sleepy residential…...
Sculptor Nick Cave???s???Amalgam (Meditation)??? will anchor the Ville???s new pocket park
4+ day, 13+ hour ago (403+ words) The Ville, one of St. Louis’ most historically significant Black neighborhoods, is receiving a new commissioned sculpture from Missouri-born Black artist Nick Cave. The Gateway Foundation, an organization dedicated to promoting the arts scene in St. Louis, is placing “Amalgam…...
Ask Veronica: What’s with all the new bumpouts in my neighborhood?
5+ day, 20+ hour ago (279+ words) If you live in the city of St. Louis or have recently visited one of its neighborhoods, you may have noticed the presence of concrete bumpouts on residential streets. For some residents, bumpouts are a welcome addition, helping to make…...
Unbound Independent Bookstore brings readers a new mobile shopping experience
6+ day, 2+ hour ago (318+ words) “Your next favorite book is in here,” promises a trailer parked at the Wildwood Farmers Market. Inside the cheery, shelf-lined space are enough options that the promise seems likely to be kept. Unbound was launched in February as an online…...
Paint Louis returns for a weekend of hip-hop and graffiti on the riverfront
2+ week, 4+ day ago (283+ words) Every year, across Labor Day weekend, the flood wall along the riverfront takes on a new life. Take a walk along the 2.5-mile stretch that reaches from Chouteau to Arsenal, and you’ll hear the hiss of spray paint as hundreds…...
Inside the St. Louis bubble factory behind the beloved Bubble Bus
2+ week, 5+ day ago (1336+ words) There are few things that can send a crowd of St. Louis kids running like the arrival of the Bubble Bus. For nearly 20 years, its iridescent magic has floated through birthday parties, festivals, and family events across the region, leaving…...
Ask Veronica: What die-hard estate-sale shoppers know that you should too
2+ week, 5+ day ago (474+ words) Sara Staley is the owner and curator of Velvet Peach Vintage, a home decor and clothing seller specializing in the period spanning from the 1950s to Y2K. A recent guest on my podcast House of Lou, Staley has years of experience sourcing…...
What makes Pulaski County one of Missouri's best weekend escapes
3+ week, 1+ hour ago (623+ words) Two and a half hours is all it takes to trade city traffic for spring-fed rivers, glowing Route 66 signs, scenic backroads, and a weekend packed with discoveries. Pulaski County has quietly become one of Missouri’s most memorable road trip destinations,…...
Mikey Wehling bids a fond farewell to his family’s rural homestead on 'Camp Scout Vol. 4"
3+ week, 4+ day ago (405+ words) Mikey Wehling grins as he turns off Krenning Road and drives onto his family’s homestead in Beaufort, Missouri, a rural community of just over 1,100 residents. For four generations of Wehling’s family, the Franklin County property has served as a refuge,…...
Habitat for Humanity will build 40 homes in North City’s Vandeventer neighborhood
3+ week, 5+ day ago (628+ words) Habitat for Humanity of St. Louis is building a major project in the Vandeventer neighborhood, adding 40 homes to North City through a $17 million investment. The houses are being built affordably for diverse lifestyles: seniors, single people, and families, with plans…...