State Representative Justin Hill, who skipped his swearing-in last year to join the January 6 crowds in Washington, D.C., is skipping the rest of his term, he announced today.
Hill, a Lake St. Louis Republican, had represented the 108th District, covering part of St. Charles County, since he was first elected in 2014. In a news release posted to his Facebook page, he said he was moving to Florida to "build my consulting business."…
State Representative Justin Hill, who skipped his swearing-in last year to join the January 6 crowds in Washington, D.C., is skipping the rest of his term, he announced today.…
The franchisee operating Ruth’s Chris Steak House in Chesterfield's WildHorse development has named a new general manager for the 16,000-square-foot restaurant.
McDonald’s and McDonald’s Owner/Operator Jimmy Williams awarded Asia Bradley, a freshman nursing student at Howard University in Washington, D.C., and a St. Louis native, a $15,000 Black & Positively Golden Scholarship.
It’s a great dish for breakfast, brunch or dinner, and especially good for potlucks. It’s not heavily sauced, rather the cheesy goodness of the sauce melts into the boiled potatoes for a lush, smooth bite.
The investment is a final step in Benson Hill's ability to convert its proprietary soybeans into value-added soy protein ingredients for the underserved human and pet food categories, officials said.
The La Collina development in The Hill neighborhood is pretty far along. It consists of a 225-unit apartment building by Draper & Kramer dubbed Moda at The Hill and up to 58 single family homes. The homes were built by McBride Homes. They sold fast, so congrats to them. Let’s have a look around. Background- […]
In most jobs, most of the time, you determine your own destiny. If you’re a salesman who wants to sell more copiers the next year, you make a plan to develop more leads, make more calls every morning, get more sits and refine your pitch to close more effectively. If you’re a software engineer who […]
While still on Mitchell, it’s hard not to notice that something very dramatic is happening to the housing stock. There are more Cape Cods, on what was still farmland in 1937, according to historic aerial images. But then, whoa! Things… Continue Reading →
Elizabeth Holmes was found guilty Monday afternoon on four of the 11 charges that she faced of misleading her defunct Silicon Valley blood testing company's investors and customers.
The jury of eight men and four women delivered their verdict after twice telling U.S. Judge Edward Dasilva on Monday that they were deadlocked on three of 11 counts.
They found Holmes not guilty on three counts of deceiving paying patients and one count of conspiring to do so. The four she was found guilty of all…
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