ST. LOUIS NEWS TODAY - Sunday, August 24, 2008
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IN THE NEWS
 Fountains at Old Post Office Plaza Take Shape
International Alliance Between InBev Unions Formed
Suit Filed Against Republican Presidential Campaign for Copyright Infringement and False Endorsement
 City Garden Unfolding on the Gateway Mall
Tour of Missouri 2008 World-Class Cycling Event to Feature 15 Teams
Historic St. Charles Named One of Top 100 Cities
$140 Billion Price Tag to Repair and Modernize America's Bridges
ST. LOUIS CONCERT NEWS
Lindsey Buckingham Announces Fall Tour
Cheetah Girls Launch One World Tour
ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
Washington University Performing Arts Department Unveils 2008-09 Season
SOUTHWEST ILLINOIS NEWS
Lewis and Clark Historic Site and Museum to Host 'CONFLUENCE: River Paintings' Exhibition
Ameren Illinois Utilities Foresee Higher Winter Natural Gas Prices
Illinois Enhances Security on College Campuses
BUSINESS NEWS
Wachovia Agrees to $9 Billion Dollar Investor Settlement
Moms Say Math is the Most Important Skill for a Child's Future Success
Workers Find Education Critical to Getting a Job
Most Companies Not Accepting Video Resumes
KANSAS CITY NEWS
Women's Pro-Am Criterium to Take Place in Kansas City, September 8
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COMMUNITY INFO
Festival of Nations at Tower Grove Park Was a Family Gathering
Junior League of St. Louis Hosts
Fifth Annual Benefit Polo Match, September 20
St. Louis Gets $1.78 Million To Aid Homeless Veterans
NOT JUST FOR KIDS
One in Four Students Leave College With More Than $5,000 in Credit Card Debt
St. Peters Rotary Club Awards Scholarships
Urban Hayrides Bring The Country To Forest Park
RESTAURANT NEWS
OZZIE BOWL Party at Westport to Feature St. Louis Restaurants, August 30
Missouri Botanical Garden Café Goes Green
Taste of St. Louis, September 26 - 28, Moves to Soldier's Memorial
HOTEL NEWS
Drury Hotels Receives High Accolades for Friendly Service and Numerous Free Amenities
St. Louis Zoo Comes to Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark on Saturdays
SPECIAL EVENTS
Labor Day Weekend Features Food, Fun and Family Activities
Missouri History Museum to Host National Norton Wine Festival, September 5 - 6
25th Annual Great Fire Engine Rally, September 6, Moves to Riverfront
ART GALLERY NEWS
Foundry Art Centre to Host 5th Annual Fundraiser, October 18
America the Beautiful and Beyond Exhibit Opens at Art St. Louis' New Gallery
City of Gabriels: The History of Jazz in St. Louis, 1895-1973 at Culver Gallery
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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Launches Online Foreclosure Resource Center
ST. LOUIS - The virtual center contains maps that illustrate foreclosure rates, access to Federal Reserve economic research, and notices of upcoming community development events. >>>
U.S. Wine Consumption Climbing With No End in Sight
ST. LOUIS - Boxed wine is experiencing a resurgence in the United States as it's now being used for premium and super-premium wines in addition to traditional bulk wines of lesser quality. >>>
Online Job Searches Attract Young, Educated, Diverse Consumers
ST. LOUIS - Online Job Searchers are more likely than other Internet audiences to be avid downloaders of digital content, such as music, television programs, video games and podcasts.
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Center Hosts Community-Wide "Birthday Party" to Celebrate Science in the Region
ST. LOUIS - To commemorate its 10th anniversary, the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center will open its doors for a community-wide event celebrating science in St. Louis and the center's international culture from 1 to 6 p.m. Sunday, September 28.
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Monsanto Fund Provides Resources For Senior Meals
ST. LOUIS - The home-delivered and congregate meal programs currently serve more than 2,600 people everyday provided through senior centers located throughout the city.
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One in Four Students Leave College With More Than $5,000 in Credit Card Debt
ST. LOUIS - For college students, applying for a credit card to get a free t-shirt or other perk may seem harmless enough, but poorly managed finances during those college years can lead to significant debt and a bad credit score years after that t-shirt is worn and discarded. >>>
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