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“Christian Hospital and Siteman Cancer Center have built a strong partnership founded on providing patients the very best care,” said Rick Stevens, president of Christian Hospital, which also oversees Siteman at Northwest Healthcare.
Photo by Wiley Price
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The Black Rep and COCA’s co-presentation of ‘Four Little Girls: Birmingham 1963′ continues through October 27 at COCA’s new Staenberg Performance Lab.
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U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings (D-Maryland) joined protestors on the streets of Baltimore on May 4, 2015 in the aftermath of the police killing of Freddie Gray.
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St. Mary’s DeShawn Fuller (5) had 16 carries on the night for 137 yards during their game against Vianney Friday night Oct. 18, 2019 at St. Mary’s. The Dragons of St. Mary’s would defeat the Griffins Of Vianney 24-14 to raise their record to 6-2 on the season.
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The decision to fire Cardinal Ritter head football coach Brandon Gregory and his coaching staff has nothing to do with race.
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This summer Judge Donald G. Wilkerson, a native of East St. Louis, proudly handed out 33 scholarships to East St. Louis and Brooklyn residents on behalf of the Greater East St. Louis Community Fund. Then on October 8, Wilkerson swore one of the fund’s scholarship recipients, Kayla Loveless, into the Missouri Bar Association. In July, Loveless took the Bar Exam and passed it on the first try. She is a proud graduate of Washington University School of Law, the University of Missouri and East St. Louis Senior High School. She has been a recipient of the scholarship since 2012. Standing behind Loveless are Pamela Coaxum, fund executive director; Wilkerson; and Venessa Brown, fund board vice president.
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Reginald Harris recently left his post as assistant United States attorney to join Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner as a partner within the Investigations, Financial Regulation & White Collar Practice Group in the St. Louis office.
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Jeffrey and Pamela Blair, co-owners of EyeSeeMe African American Children’s Bookstore, cut the ribbon at their new store.
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A few years ago, Patricia Powers briefly thought about moving from her home in St. Louis County, Mo., across the river into Illinois ― for Medicaid. “You ask yourself: Where do you go? What do you do?” After years without health insurance, Powers went to a clinic for the uninsured, where she discovered she had breast cancer.
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Dameon Christian with Grammy Award-winning soul singer Fantasia a few hours before she gave an unforgettable show when her Sketchbook Tour played Chaifetz Arena Sunday night. R&B newcomer The Bonfyre, Tank and Robin Thicke joined her as the evening’s featured performers.
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Reginald Petty sits in his East St. Louis home Oct. 14, 2019. Petty is a driving force behind the East St. Louis Historical Society, an organization that seeks to document and share the cultural significance of the city.
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