Mercy’s new program, beginning Feb. 24, invites women whose initial breast cancer diagnosis was determined outside of Mercy to obtain a second opinion on their diagnosis and treatment options.

This generous endowment is the largest donation in Opera Theatre’s history, as well as one of the largest known gifts to an American opera company.

The University City Children’s Center recently kicked off its 50th birthday celebration with a Block Party and brought awareness to how playing with blocks helps children's development. 

The St. Louis nonprofit organization known as the Women of Achievement has officially announced the 10 distinguished metro area women to be honored this year for their impact on the community.

The Arya Foundation will host its second annual Disability Awareness Convention on Feb. 23 at the DoubleTree in Chesterfield.

Throughout February, we celebrate Black History Month by exploring events and attractions throughout the St. Louis area – events that will honor the history and achievements alike of black Americans. Here are a handful of events coming up.

MarketPlace – a strategic partner to food and beverage, pet and animal, and health and wellness brands and businesses – has been defining strategies and developing brands and more for 18 years. But that’s not the only thing developing. This year, the St. Louis-based marketing agency will lau…

Approximately 50 individuals gathered on The Last Hotel’s rooftop for the hotel's first ever Polar Plunge benefiting Stray Rescue of St. Louis.

The Ballwin Paperdolls Boutique, located at 14418 Clayton Road, has reopened after a ravishing renovation.

Want to dance with somebody this Valentine’s Day? Whether you prefer being on the dance floor or in the audience of a show, the metro area has something to offer. 

The MY SALON Suite location has 26 individual luxury salon suites, including a collection of private suites for beauty and wellness professionals.

Teen journalist Gabe Fleisher was previously featured in Ladue News as a young political analyst who started an informative newsletter. Now, he's the host of St. Louis Public Radio's newest podcast, Wake Up To Politics.

The two businesses have been working alongside each other in the St. Louis metro area for years now – Karr Bick recommending City Lights for construction needs and City Lights recommending Karr Bick for design purposes. This year, they'll become one powerhouse company.

The announcement was made on the Ladue Market Facebook page: “So sorry to say, but Ladue Market is going out of business."

Todd Mosby, co-creator of the Imrat hybrid sitar-guitar, returned to the metro area earlier this month to play selections from his fifth album.