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Mayor of Columbia, Illinois, accused of lying to corruption task force
The mayor of Columbia, Illinois, was indicted Wednesday after federal investigators said he lied to a corruption task force about an insurance contract the city signed that benefited a company he... 
Tags Government & Regulations
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Missouri to activate next vaccine tier on March 15
Activating Missouri's Phase 1B-Tier 3 will make the Covid-19 vaccine available to an additional 550,000 Missourians. 
Tags Government & Regulations Insurance Health Care
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Archdiocese to close Trinity Catholic High School at the end of 2020-21 school year
The St. Louis Archdiocese announced that it will close Trinity Catholic High School at the end of the 2020-21 school year. 
Tags Education K/12 Education
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Barnes-Jewish Hospital’s Queeny Tower to be demolished
Queeny Tower has stood at the corner of Kingshighway Boulevard and Barnes-Jewish Plaza for 55 years and will come down to make way for an expansion on the medical campus. 
Tags Health Care Insurance Hospitals
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Former US Attorney Richard Callahan appointed to serve as special prosecutor in McCloskey case
Former U.S. Attorney Richard Callahan has been tapped to serve as the special prosecutor overseeing the McCloskey case. 
Tags Government & Regulations
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Forsyth School names new head of school to replace Dan Hildebrand
Forsyth School in St. Louis has named a new head of school, effective July 1, to replace Dan Hildebrand, who will retire at the end of the 2020-2021 school year after serving as head of school for... 
Tags Forsyth School Robert Butler Jr/ Dan Hildebrand
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Boeing begins assembly of Air Force training jet
Boeing (NYSE: BA) said Tuesday that it has begun assembling the T-7A Red Hawk training jet for the U.S. Air Force. 
Tags Manufacturing Boeing Company (The) U/S/ Air Force
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Saint Louis University partners with City Foundry tenant on food nutrition innovation
The partnership will kick off July 1, officials said. 
Tags Saint Louis University Colleges & Universities Retailing & Restaurants
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University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy selects new president to replace John Pieper
The University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy has named a new president to replace John Pieper, who plans to retire this summer after serving as president since August 2010. 
Tags Colleges & Universities Education
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Germ-X manufacturer makes C-suite appointments
The company's leader said the appointments "will allow Vi-Jon to execute our long-term strategies, including expanded product offerings under the company's Germ-X brand." 
Tags Vi/Jon Inc/ Darren Baker Greg Billhartz
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Downtown grocery 'temporarily closed'; landlord says it's behind on rent
The store, which sold coffee, groceries and smoothies, had been open many years, but changed hands in 2018. 
Tags Retailing Damir Simovic Bob Ray
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St. Louis is turning to this company to fix locks at its troubled jail
The city of St. Louis has selected a contractor to overhaul its locks system at the downtown jail rocked by an inmate riot earlier this month. 
Tags Government & Regulations
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Family Business Profile: Prapaisilp family juggles six local food enterprises
Suchin Prapaisilp opened St. Louis' first Thai restaurant in 1981. Today, his family owns four restaurants and two grocery stores in the region. 
Tags Suchin Prapaisilp Retailing & Restaurants Family Business 2019
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State of St. Louis: St. Louis can tackle big problems with cooperation and 'risk,' leaders say
St. Louis leaders will have to cooperate in unprecedented ways to tackle big problems over time, and a reversal of fortunes for the region will also depend on whether its business interests take risks... 
Tags Jason Hall Esther Shin State of St Louis 2021
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Arch Grants raises $21.5M, plans to use funding to back more startups annually
Arch Grants will continue with the fundraising effort, but plans to begin deploying capital to bolster its programming, starting this year. That includes an increase to its yearly grant total by more... 
Tags Technology Emily Lohse/Busch Startups
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St. Louis Anheuser-Busch distributor to acquire central Missouri company
A St. Louis beer distributor and one of the region’s largest privately held companies will grow its distribution area with the acquisition of a central Missouri company. 
Tags Food & Lifestyle Food & Beverage Manufacturing Retailing & Restaurants
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St. Louis County hires a permanent health director
St. Louis County Executive Sam Page said Wednesday he's hiring Dr. Faisal Khan to run the government's department of health. 
Tags Faisal Khan Emily Doucette Spring Schmdt
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SLU names Michael Lewis permanent provost after national search
Saint Louis University officials have named a permanent provost after a national search that began in August. The new provost replaces Chester Gillis, who left the university in summer 2020. 
Tags Michael Lewis Education Nancy Brickhouse
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St. Louis County eases restrictions on sports
The government said low-, medium- and high-frequency contact sports would be open to competitions, including tournaments. 
Tags Sam Page Sports Business Coronavirus
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Jennings School District picks new superintendent to replace retiring Art McCoy
Paula D. Knight will replace McCoy, who announced in November that he would retire at the end of the 2020-21 school year. McCoy has been the superintendent of the Jennings School District since 2016.... 
Tags Education K/12 Education
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Jim Butler, founder of one of largest car dealers in St. Louis, dies at 79
The executive began his career working for out-of-state manufacturers, but returned home in 1979 to purchase a Crestwood Chevrolet dealership with his father. 
Tags Automotive Retailing Logistics & Transportation
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State of St. Louis: How Bi-State Development's Taulby Roach plans to overcome the organization's biggest challenges
Taulby Roach, president and CEO of Bi-State Development, discusses how he plans to overcome the organization's biggest challenges. 
Tags State of St Louis 2021 Government & Regulations Logistics & Transportation
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Electric vehicle mandates for new construction, rehabs coming to St. Louis
St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson said Thursday she's signed a series of bills mandating electric vehicle readiness and charging stations in new construction and certain rehab projects. 
Tags Ameren Corp/ Government & Regulations Lyda Krewson
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Downtown bars, once ordered closed for violating health orders, get OK to reopen
Two of them, Start Bar and Wheelhouse, had been ordered to shut down for a year for violating city health restrictions. 
Tags Retailing & Restaurants Food & Lifestyle Coronavirus
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St. Louis native returns for post as Wash U's new executive vice chancellor
St. Louis native Shantay Bolton will return to St. Louis to take on the role of executive vice chancellor for administration and chief administrative officer at Washington University. 
Tags Colleges & Universities Human Resources Education
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St. Louis coal producer's loss balloons
St. Louis coal producer Arch Resources said Tuesday that its losses have grown amid declining demand. 
Tags Coal Energy Arch Resources Inc/
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St. Louis County to allow more customers inside businesses, including restaurants
St. Louis County will allow businesses — including bars and restaurants — to boost capacity limits to 50%, up from the current 25%. 
Tags Health Care Insurance Coronavirus
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More winter weather headed to St. Louis Monday night
With the recent cold weather and temperatures remaining below freezing, the wintry mix will likely create some travel problems. This will especially be true on untreated surfaces. 
From Business Journals
Concordia Seminary offers Thomas Egger chance to serve as its 11th president
Currently chairman of the school's department of exegetical theology, Thomas Egger has two weeks to deliberate the offer after the unanimous votes by seminary electors. 
Tags Colleges & Universities Human Resources Education
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Founder of St. Louis College Prep Charter School sentenced to year in prison for fraud case
The school executive in August pleaded guilty in a case that involved falsely inflating the school's average daily attendance reports to to increasing its state funding allocation. 
Tags Education
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