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Alvin A. Reid's work focuses on local news, sports, government & politics, and education in the United States, particularly Missouri and St. Louis. His articles cover a wide range of topics including COVID-19, MLK Celebration, sports (particularly football), mental health issues such as crime reduction and hospitalization rates.
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His.301 batting average on June 20 placed him among just 13 Major League Baseball players with the minimum required of at-bats to be at or above the.300 mark.
The St. Louis American was honored with the John Brown Russwurm Award for the 15th time since 1995 during the National Newspaper Publishers ‘Messenger Awards’ ceremony on June 20, 2024,
By: Alvin A. Reid
Theon Phillips and his family are a true-life story of the emotional play "Unforgettable" which will be performed at 7 p.m. June 29, 2024, at Harris-Stowe State University.
My late father awoke me on the morning of April 30, 1970 before he went to his job as a pressman at Regal Printing.
By: Alvin A. Reid, Stacy Brown
It is rare for the Supreme Court to reach July before issuing its final ruling.
Comptroller’s office survives Charter Commission challenge When the St. Louis Charter Commission released its draft proposals earlier this month, the two that sparked immediate debate – both in support and ire – were elimination of the city Board of Estimate and Apportionment and the Comptroller’s office. Comptroller Darlene Green quickly warned in a July 1 […]
Comptroller’s office survives Charter Commission challenge When the St. Louis Charter Commission released its draft proposals earlier this month, the two that sparked immediate debate – both in support and ire – were elimination of the city Board of Estimate and Apportionment and the Comptroller’s office. Comptroller Darlene Green quickly warned in a July 1 […]
Free youth haircuts are available during the Urban Expo Back to School & Community Empowerment Festival Credit: Photo courtesy of Urban League
The Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis Entrepreneurship and Women’s Business Center celebrated its grand opening on Monday July 15, 2024. From left are Aleta Grimes Mitchell, En- trepreneurship Center director; John Kemper, Commerce Bancshares president and CEO; Jared Boyd, Mayor’s Office chief of staff; state Sen. Karla May; Michael P. McMillan, Urban League president and CEO; Maureen Brinkley, SBA regional director; Alderwoman Laura Keys; and Tyler Joy, Women’s Business Center director. Credit: Photo by Alvin A. Reid | St. Louis American
Just three weeks before the opening of the school year, St. Louis Public Schools is without a permanent leader following the sudden departure of former Superintendent Dr. Keisha Scarlett. Scarlett officially began her duties as superintendent on July 1, 2023, coming to St. Louis from Seattle to replace longtime former Superintendent Kelvin Adams, has taken […]
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