5 / 5 ( 4 votes ) Cori Bush rallied with thousands of protesters against police brutality at the St. Louis City Hall before marching to the Metropolitan Police Department on Olive Street. Mrs. Bush’s speech covered her experiences as a protester from Michael Brown, killed in 2014 by a Ferguson police officer to the …
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5 / 5 ( 2 votes ) At least 2000 protesters marched down Main Street in St. Charles yesterday in memory of George Floyd who was killed by Minneapolis police. The protesters yelled in perfect cadence with popular phrases like: “Black Live Matter,” “Hands Up, Don’t Shoot,” “No Justice, No Peace.” St. Charles police contacted March …
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5 / 5 ( 2 votes ) The Pageant concert venue in The Delmar Loop is getting new letters on the outside sign while live streaming free concerts during the Pandemic. The Pageant along with other venues in the area have been closed since mid March and are patiently waiting to mark an official opening …
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5 / 5 ( 2 votes ) Salt & Smoke restaurant opened its sidewalk dining once again for hungry customers on The Delmar Loop. All four locations opened the outside dining areas on May 29 and people are loving it. It’s good to see The Loop come back to life with restaurants starting to open. …
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5 / 5 ( 4 votes ) The Urban League of Metropolitan Saint Louis presented its 8th Drive Through Food Pantry that served approximately 3000 families today behind the Victor Roberts Building at the North St. Louis Community Empowerment Center at 1330 Aubert. The Urban League has been doing the food drive every week so follow …
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