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Lee Enterprises Rejects Hostile Takeover Bid
Post-Dispatch parent company Lee Enterprises announced today that their board of directors rejected the offer from New York City-based hedge fund Alden Global Capital to buy Lee for $24 a share.
“The Alden proposal grossly undervalues Lee and fails to recognize the strength of our business today, as the fastest-growing digital subscription platform in local media, and our compelling future prospects,” said Lee Chairman Mary Junck in a news release.
In November, Alden announced its unsolicited bid to buy Lee, which owns more than 70 newspapers, mostly in the Midwest. The news was cause for concern for the future of St. Louis's paper of record.…
Ameren looking to raise electric and gas rates
Here’s the Story of What Happened After Shark Tank Success for Flipstik
Akeem Shannon’s St. Louis Startup ”Flipstik” goes from TV show “Shark Tank” to make $100,000 a week.
Flipstik - a mobile phone accessory serving as many tools has grown and expanded operations.
Flipstik has been fortunate enough to win an Arch Grant and UMSL DEI of $50,000, which they believe that St. Louis has favoured its growth and success thus far.
The RFT Is Seeking Spring 2022 Interns
The Riverfront Times is looking for smart college students to join us this spring for photojournalism and reporting internships.
These aren't busywork positions.…
What in the world is going on with the insane gas price differences between St Louis County and st-charles/st. peters.
Join Mizzou beat writer Dave Matter for his live chat
Liz Miller's memorable stories from 2021: Professional wrestlers and Nelly being Midwest Nice
A new day, new chaos for Blues as they work through roster squeeze
Congress drops attempt to make women register for draft after GOP outcry
Viewpoint: Using infrastructure dollars to expand rural broadband will help kids
Loop Trolley plots a 2022 return, but little has been decided
Developer proposes $100M mixed-use Clayton project
Kids in the Kitchen—It’s Christmas Time!
Did You Ever Wait Impatiently to Lick the Bowl and Beaters? When I showed my friend, Lucy, the photos, she asked: “Do you know the difference between a good mother and a great mother?” I waited for the punch line. “A good mother let’s the kids lick the beaters; a great mother turns them off...
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Nicklaus: New minimum tax could politicize corporate accounting
Pit bulls euthanized after mauling the owner's mom to death in Franklin County
St. Louis Character: Lucas Farrell showcases St. Louis gems with 'bucket list' social media account
Holiday Extravaganza at St. Louis Artworks
Why Clockwork AI Left St. Louis
The founder of Clockwork was awarded $50,000 from Arch Grants, which also comes with a condition to relocate operations to St. Louis for at least a year.
However, plans changed and his vision at St. Louis was short-lived due to the racial discrimination.
St. Louis County Mask Mandate Ends
The mask mandate in St. Louis County has come to an end.
After the St. Louis County Council declined to hold a vote at their December 7 meeting and a Cole County decision declaring all health orders “null and void,” St. Louis County’s acting health director Dr. Faisal Khan has withdrawn a face covering order issued on September 27.
“I continue to strongly recommend that St. Louis County residents and guests wear masks indoors in public spaces,” Khan wrote in his letter. “Masks save lives.”
Fox 2 reports that county officials revealed the withdrawal this morning in court with Judge Nellie Ribaudo, citing the Cole County decision and Schmitt’s refusal to appeal — despite a request from the Department of Health and Senior Services’ director to do so — and the county council not taking a vote on the mask mandate.…
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