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Miss Jessie O’Bryant, a resident at Christian Extended Care & Rehabilitation (formerly Village North Health Center) in Florissant, celebrated her 105th birthday on Saturday, July 20 with family, friends and staff at the center.
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Rap star Wiz Khalifa ripped the stage as the headliner for the Decent Exposure Tour that also featured DJ Drama, Chevy Woods, Moneybagg Yo and French Montana.
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The Brad Beal Elite 16U won the championship at the recent Jayhawk Summer Finale in Overland Park, Kansas. BBE finished the weekend with a 5-0 record, including a 59-43 victory over Marcus Denmon Elite in the championship game. The members of the team are (in front) Jaden Rogers (Fern Creek, KY), (back row, left to right), Head coach Tony Irons, assistant coach Lawndale Thomas, Nick Smith (Sherwood, AR), Luther Burden (Cardinal Ritter), Chevalier Brenson (CBC), KJ Lee (Fort Zumwalt North), Tommie Williams (Belleville West), Jonathan Dunn (Hazelwood Central), Josh Robinson (Cardinal Ritter), Nicholas Kern (Vashon), assistant coach Mylin Johnson.
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Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner meets with Lamar Johnson’s lawyer after the Aug. 1 hearing on Gardner’s motion to reopen Johnson’s 1995 murder conviction.
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Lezley McSpadden-Head and her son Andre, who was 12 at the time, working in a garden in the Jennings School District. The produce will go into the district’s food pantry.
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Event host Mocha Latte conducted an interview with entertainment marketing and promotions maven Miss Diddy La – whom Koran Bolden flew in from Los Angeles as a featured speaker for his ‘Greatest Year Ever’ business seminar recently on the campus of Washington University.
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A group of graduates from the Ethical Society of Police’s free Pre-Academy Recruitment Program in 2018.
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Caleb Love on Friday night
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Hip-hop stars Talib Kweli and Tef Poe were among the performers for the “Hip-Hop 4 Change” concert that was part of the 2014 “Ferguson October” programming.
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The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights predicts an undercount of as high as 4 million minorities – with a possible concomitant overcount of Caucasians – in the 2020 Census.