13th annual Girls Inc. luncheon celebrates present and future of women leadership By Kenya Vaughn | Nov 27, 2019 “Who runs the world?” master of ceremonies Rene Knott of KSDK-TV News channel 5 would routinely say to check in with the audience during Girls Incorporated of St. Louis’ 13th annual Strong, Smart and Bold Luncheon on […]
St. Louis joins ‘Fast-Track’ to end AIDS: Initiative was launched on World AIDS Day 2014 in Paris By American staff: Nov 26, 2019 The City of St. Louis is getting on the fast track to end the AIDS epidemic. The Fast-Track Cities Paris Declaration is a commitment by cities to reach 90–90–90 targets of 90 percent of people living […]
Vowing transparency, Page will mount bid next year to stay county executive Erin Achenbach | November 26, 2019 11:04 am Pictured above: County Executive Sam Page with his wife, Jennifer, at his campaign kick-off event at the Machinists Hall in Bridgeton Nov. 21. Page will face off in a Democratic primary against county Assessor Jake Zimmerman, […]
County Library will stock more books at County Justice Center, offer library cards to people upon release with access to many free resources By Chris King Of The St. Louis American | Nov 25, 2019 Malcolm X was one of countless citizens who developed a passion for reading and self-improvement while behind bars. Thanks to a […]
Page Kicks Off His Campaign To Keep St. Louis County Executive Post By JASON ROSENBAUM • NOV 21, 2019 Saying there’s more work to be done, St. Louis County Executive Sam Page officially announced his bid to keep his job on Thursday. With a Democratic primary on the horizon, Page told a crowd of supporters […]
Newest members to lead St. Louis County police board By Nassim Benchaabane St. Louis Post-Dispatch | Nov 22, 2019 The St. Louis County Board of Police Commissioners will be chaired by two new members appointed to the panel in a shakeup following a $20 million verdict against the police department in a discrimination case. The five-member […]
