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New RCGA Head Thinking Regionally
Joe Reagan, president of the St. Louis Regional Chamber & Growth Association , was in Franklin County for the third time since he was named to his present position earlier this year.
Experts say remedial college classes need fixing
Each year, an estimated 1.7 million U.S. college students are steered to remedial classes to catch them up and prepare them for regular coursework.
He stays close to KC and the Oval Office
By early morning, Josh Earnest’s White House mailbox is fast filling up.He’s read the morning paper, digested several blogs and websites, scanned transcripts of newscasts and political talk shows, and perused a summary of important stories compiled overnight by the White House and deposited in his BlackBerry.While he shaves, the network ... (more)
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CenterPointe selected for Business Spotlight Award for May
CenterPointe Hospital, based in Weldon Spring, has been selected as May's recipient of the Business Spotlight Award from the Economic Development Roundtable of St.
News Analysis: For Missouri lawmakers, some success in compromise
Politics is sometimes referred to as "the art of compromise." If that's so, then there was plenty of politics during Missouri's 2012 legislative session.
Obama names former Missouri Green Beret to Veterans Affairs post
An Iraq War veteran who lost a U.S. House bid from southeast Missouri in 2010 could now be heading to Washington.
Starcrest Cleaners - Did You Know?
Starcrest Cleaners opened its Town and Country location in the fall of 2011. It's located next toA The Bar Method A and Mr.
Man drowns in private lake in eastern Missouri
Arkansas State Police say a woman was killed when she was struck by a car while she was lying on a highway in Independence County.
Lady Crusaders down St. Francis Borgia in soccer
WASHINGTON, Mo. - The Helias Lady Crusaders jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first half and went on to capture a 4-0 win over St.
Chinese activist permitted to study abroad; oil prices drop below $100
This undated photo provided by the China Aid Association shows blind Chinese legal activist Chen Guangcheng, right, with his son, Chen Kerui, and wife, Yuan Weijing, in Shandong province, China.