August 2018
Graeme Ronald reinvents popular musical project Remember Remember
Initially a solo project, then a collective, then a six-piece band, it went gangbusters till 2015, at which point a farewell show in Glasgow marked the end of the players’ time together.
How Bertha Owens was sentenced to life in prison—with virtually no evidence
Former cop and private eye Charley Schneider delved into the decades-old case that put three St. Louisans in prison.
More and more creative firms are locating downtown. Can they recreate St. Louis?
“There’s something cutting-edge and somewhat rebellious about the potential in design that younger people are drawn to,” says developer Amos Harris, “and beauty is an economic development tool.”
Logan Ely’s first restaurant, Savage, opens in August in Fox Park
SLM sat down with the St. Louis native, a world traveler who returned to St. Louis “to play for the home team, even though that might sound corny.”
Complete your back-to-school look with these on-trend items
Because the end of summer, doesn’t mean the end of style.
Hamilton’s Urban Steakhouse & Bourbon Bar carves a new niche in Lafayette Square
Paul and Wendy Hamilton’s restaurant empire expands.
How these St. Louis doctors are growing joints to fight arthritis
At the moment, to fight arthritis, the best physicians can offer is homespun or surgical—but something better is in the works.
In “This Used to Be St. Louis,” author Nina Harris tackles St. Louis’ complicated history
A great primer for those new to St. Louis, this book also holds fascinating little-known stories that will be new to even longtime students of our city’s history.
A look at the evolution of the Gateway Mall in downtown St. Louis
When it adopted a new master plan in 2009, the city admitted some of the past shortcomings and proposed a more cohesive plan, which is now starting to take shape.