The small-to-medium sized addax “is one of the most endangered species on earth, ” according to John Newby of the Saraha Conservation Fund and former fellow of the St. Louis Zoo. Newby says the St. Louis Zoo plays a key role in the management of a small addax population. The goal of maintaining the population is to reintroduce the animal to the wild.
Follow St. Louis Cardinal Ryan Ludwick as he visits St. Teresa Catholic School on Tuesday in Belleville. 6 year-old student Miles Wilhelm won U.S. Cellular’s “Take Ryan Ludwick” to School” contest. “I think the most enjoyable thing is to be able to get around the kids and kind of relive the life that you grew up,” said Ludwick.
Paintings Conservator Mark Bockrath restores one of three 18th-century landscapes by French painter Hubert Robert (1733–1808) at the St. Louis Art Museum
Native St. Louisan Kyle McClellan is living his dream as a St. Louis Cardinal. Listen as his parents Terry and Kathleen McClellan talk about Kyle’s rise to the majors.
Watch as Barnes “Barney” Bradshaw, staff member at the Missouri History museum, tells a story about Absalom C. Grimes, a Confederate spy and mail carrier in Missouri during the Civil War, as part of a free one-person show starting at 2pm and lasting about twenty minutes every Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday at the museum.
As part of Grace Episcopal Church’s 150th birthday celebration, Tino Wallenda walks a high wire while giving a sermon at Sunday services in Kirkwood. The Wallendas, part of a long circus family and currently residing in Sarasota, Florida, travel between churches and prisons giving sermons on his “relationship to God.”
Does the economy affect tourism in central Missouri? Join Stephen Bass, proprietor of Bass’ River Resort in Steelville, Missouri, as he rides the Courtois River and discuss his outlook.
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