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Ocean Release Showcases Artist’s “Endless” Talents
“Magic Camp” Comes up Aces
St. Louis Icon Ruth Ezell Speaking at Media Talk
Heavy is the Head That Wears the Crown
The Lumineers Strike at the Heart with “III”
Taking a Trip To “Astroworld,” One of the Best Albums of the Decade
COVID-19: A Danger Beyond the Threat?
The Cruciality of Owning Your Faith
How Right IS the Customer?
America Through Foreign Eyes
A Cupcake Will Definitely Help
Smallcakes Cupcakery is a fun cupcake shop perfect for anytime you’re craving a treat on a whim.
The 30,000 Unreached in the STL
The St. Louis area is home to numerous commuter colleges and most of these students are untouched by the church’s care. With growing youth programs, many churches in the St. Louis area neglect reaching out to these college students. Photo by Kayla Glyshaw
You Are About to Enter Another Dimension …
A classic series with modern relevance, the iconic “Twilight Zone” is a must-watch.
Ben Rector’s Album “Brand New” Throws it Back to Days Gone By
Ben Rector began his music career at the University of Arkansas. From a college student strumming along to heartfelt melodies to a top iTunes artist with over 2 million downloads, Rector reflects on his early 20s and the emotions that went with those years.
The Following of “Fixer Upper”
“Fixer Upper” brings new meaning to, “From trash to treasure.” Chip and Joanna Gaines restore the Waco, Texas, charm.
Sewing the Seeds of Hope
I never expected to get more out of a garden than some flowers, a couple of vegetables and maybe a sense of accomplishment. But gardening ended up teaching me new lessons about life and hope. Photo by Julia Province
My “Pretty Little” Obsession
We all have that one TV show we are obsessed with, the one we love indulging in and binge watching. How does an obsession form and how long is too long to be obsessing with something on a screen?
The Fundamentals of Senioritis
We all joke we have it. We all know it’s real. So what exactly is it? Photo by Brittany Gammon
Pieology Takes Pizza to a Fine Science
We all have that one TV show we are obsessed with, the one we love indulging in and binge watching. How does an obsession form and how long is too long to be obsessing with something on a screen?
Alone in a Dark Room
How do you deal with self-consciousness in public settings? As humans we are social beings who often strive to become a part of a community. The need to be social and make connections can make the appearance of being alone in public terrifying and off-putting.