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African Pride, Dreaming Zenzile narrates international superstar Miriam Makeba’s successful stardom

African Pride, Dreaming Zenzile narrates international superstar Miriam Makeba’s successful stardom

The St. Louis American

African Pride, Dreaming Zenzile narrates international superstar Miriam Makeba’s successful stardom

The St. Louis American

Play shares deeper insight on historic 'The Ville' neighborhood

The work, written by Mariah Richardson and directed by Thomasina Clarke, provides a deep history lesson and retrospection on how The Ville was during the 1900s
The St. Louis American

Charles Renken brings international experience to St. Louis Academy squads

A native of Zambia, Renken has followed up his outstanding career as a player by entering coaching
The St. Louis American

COCA’s 2021-22 season offers something for all performing arts lovers

In December, COCA will present wUNDERland, a hip-hop twist on the childhood favorite film Alice in Wonderland
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More than 60 acts with St. Louis ties will meet 'At The Intersection'

"This festival is meant to tell the story of St. Louis’ imprint on the American songbook"
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Nursing home workers continue fight for a fair wage

As of Aug. 1, the north city nursing home had reported 30 COVID-19 cases among its residents and staff
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As VP at STLCC, Boyd Copeland focuses on Black men’s college success

"I believe a community college education is the centerpiece for transforming post-secondary education in the 21st century"
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St. Louis Symphony Orchestra opens 142nd season on Art Hill

The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra launched the inaugural park concert more than five decades ago
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Goldfarb School of Nursing partners with Harris-Stowe State University to offer affordable nursing education

"Our goal is to help all students reach their fullest potential"
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Craig Blac’s 'Community Cuts' stays sharp after 2 decades

"It started in one location with eight total barbers and stylists combined. The next thing I know we are at 20 years! It's been a great ride"
The St. Louis American

Nerdy Diva owner touts benefits of STL startup ecosystem

"I wanted my business, and my brand to reflect that women, especially Black women, belong in design and technology"
The St. Louis American

Ronald Young’s art exhibition explores African diaspora and concept behind power objects

"The Prevalence of Ritual" is on display until Saturday, Sept. 4