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Performing Arts Association "The Beat Goes On" - Lisa McClowry to portray Cher
(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) The St. Joseph, Mo. Performing Arts Association announced on Tuesday, August 27, 2024, that they will be hosting "The Beat Goes On," with Lisa McClowry as Cher in just under a month. According to the Performing Arts Association, the show is a "one-woman Broadway-style live stage celebration...
Rival announcers question Cardinals fans
As Busch Stadium continues to set record lows for St. Louis Cardinals attendance, San Diego Padres announcers Don Orsillo and Mark Grant were stunned by the turnout. The Cardinals aren’t great this season, but they were buyers at the trade deadline and were sitting right at .500 before welcoming the Padres to St. Louis begin Read more... The post Padres broadcast shocked by sparse St. Louis Cardinals crowd appeared first on Awful Announcing.
Royals move into first-place tie atop AL Central with third win over Guardians in two days
The AL Central is officially up for grabs. Tuesday night at Progressive Field, the Kansas City Royals beat the Cleveland Guardians for the third time in two days (KC 6, CLE 1), giving the clubs identical 75-58 records. They are tied atop the AL Central with 29 games to play. The Royals swept Monday's doubleheader and are 10-3 in their last 13 games. The Guardians have lost eight of 11.
Social Media Detectives Are Just Now Uncovering A Clue That Juju Smith-Schuster Was Trying To Tell Everyone He Was Joining The Kansas City Chiefs 3 Weeks Ago While Still With The Patriots
Observant social media detectives uncovered compelling evidence indicating that JuJu Smith-Schuster knew well in advance that he was Kansas City-bound. While he was still with the New England Patriots, no less. The Patriots released JuJu Smith-Schuster on Aug. 9, a year after handing him a three-year deal in 2023 free...
Street Level organization helps the homeless population in Cape Girardeau during the heat
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. (KFVS) - “Paypay” is originally from the Home of the Blues, but right now he’s staying on the streets of Cape Girardeau. “It’s hot out here, man. It’s hot,” said “Paypay”. “Paypay” is one of the dozens receiving food...
Tea room opening in south St. Louis
ST. LOUIS — A new tea room and restaurant is coming to Tower Grove South. Fleur de Tea, owned by Colleen Vucinovich, should open in early to mid-September at 4168 Juniata St. The new concept will offer tea service, cocktails and a food menu featuring global cuisine. The restaurant...
Frustrated tenant seeks advice after enduring concerning conditions from landlord's outdated AC system: 'I am so distraught and upset'
A Missouri renter was left desperate for help on how to deal with their landlord, who they said was costing them hundreds of dollars every month over an old air conditioning system. In a post shared to the r/Renters subreddit in September, the "distraught" tenant revealed that she and her...
Sergeant Rachel Tozier speaks about experience at the Paris Olympics
(PATTONSBURG, Mo.) Sergeant Rachel Tozier, part of the U.S. Army's Markmanship Unit, has recently returned to the states from her trip to Paris for the Olympics, and states that the experience was an unforgettable and amazing part of her life. Tozier is a Pattonsburg native and participated in Olympic Trap...
Tuesday’s temperature has tied a 143-year-old record
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Tuesday afternoon, the temperature in the St. Louis area tied a 143-year-old record!. First Alert 4 Chief Meteorologist Steve Templeton reported that the high temperature of 102° tied the record from 1881! He said that the temperature could rise a bit more before the day ended.
Sale, use of fireworks now permitted for July 4 holiday in St. Peters
After months of discussion on whether to allow St. Peters residents to legally discharge fireworks and operate fireworks stands within the city for a set period around the Fourth of July holiday, the Board of Aldermen passed a bill regulating both actions. Mayor Len Pagano and the board discussed this...
Hazelwood teen fights West Nile virus for over two weeks
An 18-year-old from Hazelwood has been hospitalized for 16 days as he undergoes treatment for the West Nile virus. John Procter VI, known as BB to his family and friends, had big plans after graduation. He wanted to join the National Guard and spend time with his friends, but BB's plans came crashing down on August 8.
Mike Shildt's parting shot at Cardinals looks even better after dominant Padres win
The St. Louis Cardinals unceremoniously fired Mike Shildt after the 2021 season, a decision the manager himself was taken aback by given the team had made a playoff run. Shildt and St. Louis described their split as a difference in philosophies -- whatever that means -- as if winning wasn't the ultimate goal for one side.
Tractor trailer rear-ends vehicle in slowing traffic at highway speeds
JOPLIN, Mo. (KOAM) — Just as the early morning fatal crash at I-44 exit 8 west cleared around 1:40 p.m. a crash occurred I-44 westbound about 1:55 p.m. near 1.4 mile marker involving passenger vehicle and a tractor trailer.
Former Center Grove and Ball State star makes Chiefs roster
KANSAS CITY (WISH) — Chiefs running back Carson Steele has made the team, according to a report from Jordan Schultz. Steele graduated from Center Grove High School and played at Ball State and UCLA. He had an excellent sophomore season at Ball State, rushing for 1,556 yards and 14 touchdowns. He transferred to UCLA following […]
Jefferson City revealed as America’s most desirable city to live in, study
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Real Estate experts at AgentAdvice studied 11 metrics that show the desirability of an area. Jefferson City ranked number one as the most desirable city to live in. The study broke down the average home size and price, the number of attractions and things to do, and the number of schools […]
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