Kiener Plaza

The 2006 AT&T St. Patrick's Day Parade, the 37th annual, will take place on Saturday, March 11, 2006, at 12:00 noon. The Parade begins at Broadway and Market in downtown St. Louis, and proceeds west on Market past the reviewing stand, ending at 20th Street.
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Arts & Culture

The 14 Most North County Things About North County

To know north county is to love north county, that weird and wonderful playground of dive bars, airplanes and a touch more…

By Daniel Hill

Being Mad That Bigfoot Is Gone The pride of north county, the world's first monster truck for decades sat outside of owner Bob Chandler's Ferguson- and then Hazelwood-based automotive shop before heading west in 2015 to its current home in Pacific. North countians still haven't gotten over it, and the attendant rage is enough to make one want to crush a car.
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Arts & Culture

At Citypark, It’s Goodbye Old Sod, Hello New

St. Louis City SC replaced its nearly two-year-old field this week. Director of Stadium Grounds Josh McPherson says that the three-week gap…

By Zachary Linhares

Gerardo Hernandez, left, and Austin Novak load up a tractor with old sod.
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Food & Drink

Steve’s Hot Dogs Founder Steve Ewing’s 10 Favorite St. Louis Restaurants

When Steve Ewing, the founder and co-owner of Steve’s Hot Dogs and Steve’s Meltdown, talks about cake, he sounds like he’s talking…

By Alexa Beattie

The massive four-patty The Captain burger at Mac's Local Eats in St. Louis
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Arts & Culture

An Open Letter to Robert Redford on Why Sundance Should Move to St. Louis

Dear Robert Redford, I recently read that you are looking to move your much beloved Sundance Film Festival to a new city.…

By Collin Preciado

1. Because I want you to. I could have filled the lead-off reason with a less self-serving argument, but the truth is this is why I wrote the whole article. I’ve always wanted to go to Sundance and moving it here would make that a really attainable goal for me.
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St. Louis Is Getting a New Bookstore, Leviathan, This Year

By Sarah Fenske

James Crossley and Amanda Clark have formed a bookseller supergroup — and they have big plans for St. Louis.

Peter & Paul Will Open Expanded Shelter in North St. Louis

By Kallie Cox

The Little Sisters of the Poor site obtained by Peter & Paul is in north city's St. Louis Place neighborhood.

How Steve Ewing Became the Hardest Working Rock Star in St. Louis

By Steve Leftridge

Famous as the lead singer of the Urge, Steve Ewing is a familiar presence at his namesake eatery.

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