Science & Technology

The Shutterbee Project shows how local gardens support high bee diversity in St. Louis

Shutterbee recruited citizen scientists to help with the visual documentation, which led to the finding of a rare parasitic bee in Belleville, Illinois!

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Arts

A Sound Mind

Meet the man behind the big concert sound of rock legends such as The Who, Grateful Dead and Joe Walsh, sound engineer Bob Heil. Award winning segment of State of the Arts.

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ArtsTheaterTwo on the Aisle

Review of August: Osage County at the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis

The Rep’s superb cast shows why the play won the 2008 Pulitzer Prize, Tony Award and many other prizes.

Culture

April Fools’ Day

Calling all pranksters, jokesters, and mischief-makers – April Fools’ Day is near! Although not an official holiday, it’s the day to fool or be fooled.

Happening Now

Concealed Layers at the Saint Louis Art Museum

Concealed Layers is a new exhibit at the Saint Louis Art Museum presenting discoveries made within the museum’s collection of German Expressionist paintings.

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Culture

Schankman’s St. Louis: The St. Louis Literary Award

The St. Louis Literary Award has a rich history spanning more than 50 years. We look at how it all began. (Margaret Atwood footage courtesy Nine PBS.)

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Spotlight

Spotlight: Audio Innovator Bob Heil, Alzheimer’s Prevention & Spreading Positivity Through Music

Remembering Bob Heil, woman leader for 1904 World’s Fair, Alzheimer’s prevention, Cherokee Street, community, and spreading positivity through music.

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Arts

Po Mia Spreads Positivity Through Music

Po Mia is an eclectic local musician who aims to spread positivity and comfort with their complex and therapeutic music.

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Culture

Cherokee Street Small Business Renaissance

The Cherokee Street neighborhood has become a successful hub of minority-owned businesses like Butter Love, Profield Reserve and The Noir Bookshop.

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Science & Technology

Lifestyle change as the prescribed treatment for Alzheimer’s disease protection and prevention

A Saint Louis University researcher says lifestyle modification is an active treatment to prevent or delay the onset of Alzheimer’s disease.

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