Before March, medical attention Downtown was hard to come by, especially in the case of an emergency. It did not make any difference if you had a headache, chest pains, twisted ankle or something more serious you had to seek medical attention outside of the downtown area. A new option was made available to Downtown employees and residents [...]
St. Louis communities are gearing up for the 26th annual National Night Out this August 4th. While the deadline has passed to register with the city, many communities have organized their blocks with parties that will feature food, fun, and activities. This event which focuses crime and drug prevention and community is a great opportunity to get out and [...]
One Saint Louis University graduate and St. Louisan is trying to help the people of Cameroon to have the opportunity to read. Wendy Lee, a Peace Corps volunteer, has launched a campaign to raise $11,500 to build 28 bilingual libraries in the West African country. This project, when completed, will benefit over 20,000 students. Lee [...]
By Jeni Hinds On Monday evening I had the opportunity to attend what was Matt Holliday’s first home game as a Cardinal. The atmosphere was amazing when the entire stadium erupted in applause as Holliday took his first at bat. He went 4 for 5 in his debut at Philadelphia and seemed determined to keep [...]
While bi-partisanship is not the norm in Jefferson City or Washington D.C., the members of the St. Louis Young Democrats and Young Republicans came together on Sunday for fun, bragging rights, and to help local charities. The Young Dems have been playing the Young Republicans for the past three years. While, the Young Dems have [...]
Anna asked: answer these questions if you can or just list some unhealthy things. thx :] What do you do that harms you? Do you eat junk food? Do you exercise 30 mins everyday? What do you do? What are some ways that you pollute the enviornment? What should people do to to harm the [...]
