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The St. Louis American
STLCC program inspires Black men coping with college for first time
The St. Louis American
Webster U. online course helps educators cope with COVID-19, racial challenges
Two Webster professors have launched an eight-week online course for K-12 educators, called “Social Justice and Inclusive Learning.”
The St. Louis American
The Sheldon refuses to stay shut down, live music back in the fall
Peter Palermo, executive director of The Sheldon, said it was difficult for the organization to be optimistic about its future during its pandemic pause
The St. Louis American
Capt. David Dorn hailed as role model, dedicated public servant
"He was a police officer and whether he was on duty or off duty it was his job to protect people"
The St. Louis American
St. Louis-area entrepreneur Orlando Watson has the strength to carry on
Watson said that neither COVID nor cancer could stop his entrepreneurial spirit
The St. Louis American
84-year-old graduates WashU 67 years after he was a freshman
"I just want to finish what I started"
The St. Louis American
Keyon Harrold ready to hit right notes as Jazz St. Louis creative advisor
"I want kids to see what it takes to be great, a musician and see how you can have a deep love for music"
The St. Louis American
'She Is Her, I Am She' art exhibit explores Black womanhood, beauty and fashion
The collection includes mixed media collages, digital portraits and poetry that explore Black womanhood, beauty, and fashion
The St. Louis American
Black Men Build unites Black men in community organizing, brotherhood
"We’re in an era where it's time to set a historical precedent for the next generation"
The St. Louis American
Karaoke’s slow comeback from COVID
"It’s only back in full force for the people who truly want to do karaoke"
The St. Louis American
Mother’s Day art for a beautiful cause
The project is an effort by the St. Louis Area Diaper Bank & Alliance for Period Supplies to honor mothers and raise awareness about diaper needs in the community
The St. Louis American
Eclectic artist 'Sunny Rain' debuts first project
“My inspiration comes from St. Louis and life experiences,” Rose Logan said. “When I’m writing, I talk about who I am and what I represent.”
The St. Louis American
Webster U. online course helps educators cope with COVID-19, racial challenges
Two Webster professors have launched an eight-week online course for K-12 educators, called “Social Justice and Inclusive Learning.”
The St. Louis American
The Sheldon refuses to stay shut down, live music back in the fall
Peter Palermo, executive director of The Sheldon, said it was difficult for the organization to be optimistic about its future during its pandemic pause
The St. Louis American
Capt. David Dorn hailed as role model, dedicated public servant
"He was a police officer and whether he was on duty or off duty it was his job to protect people"
The St. Louis American
St. Louis-area entrepreneur Orlando Watson has the strength to carry on
Watson said that neither COVID nor cancer could stop his entrepreneurial spirit
The St. Louis American
84-year-old graduates WashU 67 years after he was a freshman
"I just want to finish what I started"
The St. Louis American
Keyon Harrold ready to hit right notes as Jazz St. Louis creative advisor
"I want kids to see what it takes to be great, a musician and see how you can have a deep love for music"
The St. Louis American
'She Is Her, I Am She' art exhibit explores Black womanhood, beauty and fashion
The collection includes mixed media collages, digital portraits and poetry that explore Black womanhood, beauty, and fashion
The St. Louis American
Black Men Build unites Black men in community organizing, brotherhood
"We’re in an era where it's time to set a historical precedent for the next generation"
The St. Louis American
Karaoke’s slow comeback from COVID
"It’s only back in full force for the people who truly want to do karaoke"
The St. Louis American
Mother’s Day art for a beautiful cause
The project is an effort by the St. Louis Area Diaper Bank & Alliance for Period Supplies to honor mothers and raise awareness about diaper needs in the community
The St. Louis American
Eclectic artist 'Sunny Rain' debuts first project
“My inspiration comes from St. Louis and life experiences,” Rose Logan said. “When I’m writing, I talk about who I am and what I represent.”
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