Save the date for PorchFest STL on Sunday, September 20.
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Grace United Methodist Church (the big stone building on the corner of Skinker and Waterman) is a busy place - and not just on Sundays!
The Des Peres Avenue Pedestrian Bridge, which spans the MetroLink tracks on the south side of Forest Park Parkway, closed for rehabilitation in mid-April.
What item would inform people living in 2276 about what life is like today?
Many of us have driven by the simple building with the “permastone” facade by the fire station on DeBaliviere and noticed its windows with the Star of David, briefly wondering about its history.
Hundreds of Airbnb properties in the city are being reclassified from residential to commercial for property tax purposes, the St. Louis Assessor’s Office announced May 10.
The Times has been gratified by the many positive comments about our series about the history of our great neighborhood.
No doubt most readers have noticed the extensive renovation taking place at multifamily buildings on 61xx Waterman.
DeBaliviere in the '50s and '60s was known as the "DeBaliviere Strip", partly because it was home to some strip clubs, notably the Stardust Club, whose sign advertised boldly: "Evelyn West and her $50,000 Treasure Chest."
The Community School Board has been busy over the past six months establishing a school program.
"Street Revival" is a term heard more and more often these days in the Skinker-DeBaliviere area.
Property owners and apartment dwellers with incomes below $7,000 should beat a path to the polls April 7 to vote for the State referendum on Senate Bill No.
