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The memorial is meant to foster understanding and collective healing for the small Missouri town.
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The People’s National Bank says the prominent developer has not made a single payment on the multimillion-dollar loan.
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Developers said the Armory would be a leading entertainment destination. Less than two years after opening in an unfinished state, the Amory has closed indefinitely while its leaders seek more funding.
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The small district tucked directly north of the Gateway Arch National Park has quietly undergone a massive redevelopment in the past half-dozen years.
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Archaeologist Erin Whitson describes how she has been researching – and coming to terms – with two facts around her home state and hometown: Missouri’s having the most miles of the Cherokee Trail of Tears and Steelville’s being on that path of forced removal.
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Historian Patricia Cleary’s new book details the history of the more than two dozen mounds that once stood in St. Louis.
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Belleville Historical Society is asking St. Clair County and the city of Belleville to halt a plan to demolish a vacant storefront on West Main Street that was built during the Civil War.
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St. Louis preservationists are celebrating a plan by the Kranzberg Arts Foundation to purchase two historic Olive Street buildings that St. Louis University had planned to demolish.
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Canning — once a necessity so families could have fruits and vegetables through the winter — has turned into a hobby. Here's how canning evolved from the home to factories and why people are returning to the practice.
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The Washington Theater in Quincy was home to vaudeville acts and later a movie theater before it shuttered in the 1980s. Now, an effort is underway to restore the theater to its former glory.