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The Heffern family has spent 109 years and three generations as St. Louis jewelers. Kit Heffern and his son Webster discuss the family’s century-long history – and the store’s next chapter under Webster’s leadership.
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Valencia Miller has been in the tattoo industry since she was a teenager, and now she’s bringing her work — and the work of local artists — to a new Lafayette Square tattoo shop and gallery.
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Demand for vegan food has grown in the Midwest over the past few years, making St. Louis a prime spot to start offering plant-based products.
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St. Louis was listed alongside places throughout the world, including Dubai and Buenos Aires.
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Restaurants haven’t seen COVID-19 aid in months. Now, they’re continuing to struggle amid omicron.
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Shayn Prapaisilp has lived in St. Louis his whole life, but because of his race, people often ask where he’s “really” from.
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Creators at Stonemaier Games think outside the box to make sure anyone who plays their games can have a good time.
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Valerie Liddell hopes to build Grind + Growth into the state’s first Black-owned business incubator. The two-year-old south St. Louis nonprofit features co-working space and resources to promote minority entrepreneurship.
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Small businesses have been hit hard by the pandemic, and many are depending on holiday sales to keep them going through the new year.
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Patrick Murphy’s new book, “Candy Men: The Story of Switzer’s Licorice," tells the story of a homegrown candy company, which his great-grandfather co-founded in 1881 St. Louis. Murphy discussed the book on Monday’s St. Louis on the Air.