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Community News. Now. E News June 11🚧 Hiring for your construction crew? Skip the guesswork and meet candidates who are a...
06/11/2026

Community News. Now. E News June 11

🚧 Hiring for your construction crew? Skip the guesswork and meet candidates who are already job-ready.
MOKAN’s Pre-Apprenticeship Hiring Fair brings trained, certified talent straight to your table.

📅 Tuesday, June 23, 2026
🕘 9:00 a.m. – Noon
📍 Associated Bank, 10044 West Florissant Ave., St. Louis, MO 63136

Every candidate completed 10 weeks of intense training and arrives ready to contribute on day one. Here’s what they bring:
✅ OSHA 10 Certification
✅ First Aid & CPR Certification
✅ Hands-on tools training
✅ Blueprint and spec reading
✅ Drug tested — twice, clean and clear
Plus newly added skills to meet more job-site demands:
Confined Space Training
Forklift Operations
Flagger Training
Work Zone Technician Training
Workplace Violence Education
Hiring within the next three months? This is your shortcut to skilled, motivated new team members.

👉 Confirm your spot by Monday, June 22. Questions? Call 314.454.9675.

The next member of your crew may be sitting at the table across from you.

https://mailchi.mp/d236066de1ef/the-narrative-matters-community-news-13881959

Community News. Now. E News June 10No symptoms doesn't mean no risk.Many men feel perfectly fine while early prostate ca...
06/10/2026

Community News. Now. E News June 10

No symptoms doesn't mean no risk.

Many men feel perfectly fine while early prostate cancer goes undetected. Myths about who's "too young" or "too healthy" can delay the conversations that save lives.

Know the facts. Ask the questions. Talk to your doctor about screening.

Your health is worth the conversation. 💙

Learn more: https://mailchi.mp/9afa5a5e0edd/the-narrative-matters-community-news-13881928

Community. News. Now. E News June 9🚲🚆 Summer just got a lot more fun in the St. Louis region!Hundreds of miles of trails...
06/09/2026

Community. News. Now. E News June 9

🚲🚆 Summer just got a lot more fun in the St. Louis region!
Hundreds of miles of trails on both sides of the river connect right to transit stops, so you can explore by bus, train, bike, and foot, all in one trip. No car needed.

That's the idea behind Mix Up How You Move — a summerlong push from Citizens for Modern Transit, St. Clair County Transit District, Great Rivers Greenway, and Madison County Transit to help you get out and see the region in a whole new way.

Here's the best part:
🎟️ Register for a FREE Metro Transit Day Pass (good for unlimited MetroLink + MetroBus rides on the day you choose)
🗺️ Get access to trail maps across St. Louis, St. Clair, and Madison counties
Leave the car behind, save some cash, and discover a favorite new route this summer.

👉 Register by August 31 at MixUpHowYouMove.com
What trail are you exploring first? Drop it in the comments!

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Gold on gold. Purple pride. Life member energy. 👑The Omega Gold Large Life Member Tie is the finishing touch your fit ha...
06/08/2026

Gold on gold. Purple pride. Life member energy. 👑
The Omega Gold Large Life Member Tie is the finishing touch your fit has been missing. Mustard gold base. Purple and white diagonal stripes. A repeating Omega Psi Phi life member crest that tells your story before you say a word.
Chapter banquet? Covered.
Wedding day? Locked in.
Professional setting? Effortlessly sharp.
This is more than a tie — it's a symbol of lifelong dedication to one of the greatest organizations in the Divine 9.
Elevate your look and rep your brotherhood in style. 🔗 Shop the link in bio.


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Community News. Now. E News June 8St. Louis schools are getting shortchanged by $190 million, a judge just blocked a $67...
06/08/2026

Community News. Now. E News June 8

St. Louis schools are getting shortchanged by $190 million, a judge just blocked a $67 million police board power grab, and $17.7 million in unclaimed money is sitting in Jefferson City with your name possibly on it.

This is not a slow news day. It is a St. Louis reckoning.

Missouri lawmakers froze K-12 school funding below what state law actually requires. The St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners tried to pull an extra $67.59 million from city taxpayers — and a circuit court judge said no. Meanwhile, nearly 110,000 people in the 77th District alone may be owed money they do not even know exists.

Your community. Your schools. Your money. Read the full breakdown and find out what it means for you.

https://mailchi.mp/8109e8f507e9/the-narrative-matters-community-news-13881873

Community. News. Now. E news June 5St. Louis had a week worth paying attention to.Sheriff Montgomery questions still una...
06/05/2026

Community. News. Now. E news June 5

St. Louis had a week worth paying attention to.
Sheriff Montgomery questions still unanswered. A Berkeley burglary bust that ended in gunfire. A St. Louis County man facing serious assault and weapons charges. A mysterious death raising more questions than answers. Plus, Missouri's special session and new policy shifts hitting labor unions and motorists directly.

These are the stories shaping the conversation across the region right now.
https://mailchi.mp/c541d0fb5194/the-narrative-matters-community-news-13881839

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Stay informed. Stay connected. This is your community — know what's happening in it.

Community News. Now. E News June 4Missouri lawmakers were back in Jefferson City — and billions of public dollars are on...
06/04/2026

Community News. Now. E News June 4

Missouri lawmakers were back in Jefferson City — and billions of public dollars are on the table.

The Governor called a special session after a Senate filibuster killed a massive stadium funding deal for the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals. Now the debate is back, louder, and more contentious than ever.

Here is what is at stake:
The state could cover up to half the cost of new or upgraded stadiums for two billionaire-owned franchises. The money would come from redirecting team-generated tax revenue — but taxpayers and local communities are still in the equation. And with Kansas already dangling a competing incentives package to lure the teams west, Missouri lawmakers feel the pressure to act fast.

Critics say this is public money shielding private profits. Supporters say losing the Chiefs and Royals would cost the state far more in the long run.

Meanwhile, local fee hikes and budget decisions are also part of the legislative call — raising the question of who this session is really for.

Missouri has a choice to make: fund the stadiums and keep the teams, or hold the line on public spending and risk watching two iconic franchises cross the state line.

Where do you stand?

Read the full breakdown and follow every development in Missouri's special session at The Narrative Matters.
https://mailchi.mp/516f0fb3ee0d/the-narrative-matters-community-news-13881820

Community News. Now. E News June 310,000 properties damaged. $1.6 billion in losses. And full-scale rebuilding won't beg...
06/03/2026

Community News. Now. E News June 3

10,000 properties damaged. $1.6 billion in losses. And full-scale rebuilding won't begin until mid-2027.

St. Louis families are still waiting — and the reasons go deeper than anyone in power wants to admit.

Federal funding that takes a year or more to reach the city. State procurement rules that freeze money already approved. A municipal team that was never sized to manage a disaster of this scale.

Over 3,000 homeowners have applied for repair assistance. Many are still in limbo.

This isn't just about slow government. It's about a system that was never built to handle what hit North St. Louis — and the real people paying the price every single day.

We break down exactly what's happening, who's accountable, and what comes next.

🔗 Read the full story at The Narrative Matters.
What do you think — is the city doing enough? Drop your thoughts in the comments.
https://mailchi.mp/ffa60f1ac8c5/the-narrative-matters-community-news-13881775

The Jim Butler Memorial Golf Classic returns June 22, 2026, to Norwood Hills Country Club in St. Louis, raising support ...
06/02/2026

The Jim Butler Memorial Golf Classic returns June 22, 2026, to Norwood Hills Country Club in St. Louis, raising support for Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater St. Louis. The annual event will feature golf, contests, prizes, and recognition for two Club youth honored for sportsmanship and leadership.

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