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Aubrey Allicock performed a preview from the Opera Theatre of St. Louis commissioned piece Champion at a Feb. 22 luncheon in St. Louis.
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“Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth” will play at The Peabody Opera House (1400 Market) on Friday, April 5 at 8 p.m.
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On March 26, more than 400 guests attended the St. Louis American Foundation’s 3rd Annual Salute to Young Leaders Awards Reception at the Chase Park Plaza. Twenty outstanding African-American professionals under age 40 were honored for their professional achievement and service to the community.
Front row: Justin M. Johnson; Jimmie D. Howlett; Charlisha L. Greene; Shay Gillespie; Lathon C. Ferguson; Darius M. Chapman; Lakesha M. Butler; L. Jared Boyd; Dominique Beeks; Imani Anwisye-Mashele
Back row: Pamela M.Weston; Nicole J. Taylor; Kimberly Stemley; Genesis Steele; Keithen Stallings; Rochelle Smith; William R. Ray, Jr.; Jason Q. Purnell; Courtney Z. McCall and Reggie Jones
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First Bank’s Darlene Ward and Alisha Rooks work the cashier’s table during the recent Music Trivia event at Christian Brothers College High School on behalf of the Little Bit Foundation, which raised more than $27,000 and received 2,300 in-kind donations during the annual event. Little Bit is a non-profit organization that fulfills the basic needs of underprivileged local students in their sponsored schools.
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Missouri Governor Jay Nixon stops to say hello to Paraquad CEO Aimee Weheier after talking to health officials and community leaders about the benefits of his plan to bring the dollars Missourians send to Washington back to strengthen Medicaid in Missouri, as well as the costs of sending these dollars to other states, in Kirkwood, Missouri on March 26. Nixon’s proposal would bring $5.7 billion to Missouri and provide health coverage to an additional 300,000 Missourians over the next three years, at no cost to the state.
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Oregon’s Arsalan Kazemi (14), Saint Louis forward Dwayne Evans (21), and Oregon forward E.J. Singler (25) chase a loose ball during the first half of a third-round game in the NCAA college basketball tournament March 23. Next season SLU loses star guard Kwamain Mitchell, but keeps promising upcoming seniors Dwayne Evans, Mike McCall, Jr., Jordair Jett, Rob Loe and Jake Barnett.
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“Our impact is being able to address the needs of those that will not voluntarily show up on their own for services.”
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Former Lafayette High and Saint Louis U. basketball standout/turned author Angie Lewis will be holding a special book signing for her new book, “The Game Changing Assist: Six Simple Ways to Choose Success.”
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The Game Changing Assist -
Bennie “Boss” Lewis -
After losing their current young superstar, Derrick Rose, to an ACL injury last season, the playoff-bound Bulls have been stuck waiting and wondering when the former league MVP will suit up again.
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Vote YES on Prop P -
Michael Noble -
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Congratulations to the Team Rameybasketball 2018 team on winning the championship of the prestigous Spring Bling Tournament, which was held in Houston, TX. They finished 6-0 for the tournament with victories over the nationally ranked New Orleans Revolution and the New York Rens. They defeated San Antonio Hardwork for the championship. The team members (left to right) Torrence Watson, Tionne Harris, Fred Thatch, McKyan James, Mario Rowland, Courtney Ramey, Antonio Burks. Missing players: Deandre Campbell, Isiah Bowers. The team is coached by Terrell Ramey, who is assisted by Brent Segree and Charlie Bean.
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Jina Haynes, Randi Cahill, Arielle Randolph, Farin Swan in Las Vegas -
Engaged! – Christopher Chambers and Meredith White -
Dr. Leslie F. Bond, Sr. -
Dr. Leslie F. Bond and niece -
Erik Bond (deceased), Leslie Bond Jr., Anita Bond, Dr. Leslie F. Bond Sr. and Candace Bond -
Dr. Leslie F. Bond Sr. and Anita Grace Lyons wed 58 years ago -
Michael McMillan with his illustrious fellow 2013 Trumpet Award recipients. McMillan was honored for Community Service. The 21st Annual Trumpet Awards will air on TV One 7 p.m. Sunday, March 31.