Susan Trautman

The design phase of a public art installation to honor the former neighborhood of Mill Creek Valley is underway along a planned one-mile stretch of greenway in downtown St. Louis along Market Street. Several monuments, shown here in a rendering, will be placed within the new Major League Soccer stadium district.

A new St. Louis greenway will honor Mill Creek Valley, a Black neighborhood demolished in the 1950s

Corinne Ruff

A one-mile stretch of the Brickline Greenway along Market Street in downtown St. Louis will host an art installation commemorating the history of the former neighborhood.

A worker uses a leaf blower to clear an updated section of the riverfront along Leonor K. Sullivan Boulevard.

Economy & Business

Arch riverfront reopens on higher ground with upgrades

Efforts to transform the Gateway Arch grounds and surrounding areas downtown have reached a major milestone along the Mississippi River. The public is…

Economy & Business

CityArchRiver Unveils Plans To Refurbish Kiener Plaza

Jason Rosenbaum

The group in charge of overhauling Kiener Plaza is giving the public a taste of what's to come.CityArchRiver had an open house on Monday in downtown St.…

Government, Politics & Issues

More than just the Arch: Proposition P could spruce up regional parks and trails

Jason Rosenbaum

This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon: Proposition P is perhaps getting the most attention for providing local funding for improvements on…