Ashley Winters is an award-winning journalist and children's book author from St. Louis, Missouri. As a member of the Report for America corps, she covers local news and community stories for The St. Louis American, with a focus on underrepresented communities, education, and entrepreneurship. Her work has also been featured in outlets such as KSDK - 5 On Your Side and the New Pittsburgh Courier.
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By: Ashley Winters
St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Wesley Bell won the Democratic nomination for the 1st Congressional District in a race that became the second-most expensive House battle in history. Bell spoke at the Marriott Hotel in downtown St. Louis after he was declared the projected winner, Bell said. With bells ringing throughout the ballroom, Bell said, […]
By: Ashley Winters, Myrle Mensey
(Left) Founder Eddie Ross, Business Manager Shantasha Love, (Middle) Missouri State Representative Chantelle Nickson-Clark, (Right) Brandee Jelks, Program Director for Diamond Diva Empowerment Foundation. Credit: Diva Diva Empowerment Foundation
by Ashley Winters | The St. Louis American August 10, 2024 August 10, 2024
“One small knick can cause an infection and if not treated properly can lead to amputation” Faith Monet Taylor says the nail-care profession was saturated when she was 13 years old and, even as a young teen, she sought ways to set herself apart from the more experienced technicians. She chose a path less-traveled, […]
All Roads Lead to Ferguson Unity Walk took place in honor of Michael Brown Jr., on August 9, the 10th anniversary of the killing of the young Ferguson teen by former Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson. The unity march began at Normandy High School where Brown graduated in 2014 and ended at the Canfield Apartments […]
Debra Ware owner of FierceLoveSoul working her magic on Kimberly Goodwin Sat. Sept. 17, 2022 at this years Frizz Festival in Tower Grove Park. Photo by Wiley Price / St. Louis American
In 2017, Brad Edwards and the mother of his son and daughter faced a nightmare scenario he prays no expectant parent must experience. Excited to welcome twins into the world, their joy turned to grief when the babies were delivered stillborn, an experience that would go on to shape Edwards’ view of fatherhood. St. Louis […]
Lutheran Family Children's Services metal health support councilors Rachel Boone and Kim Warden outside Buder Elementary School Wed. Sept. 25, 2024. Photo by Wiley Price I St. Louis American Credit: Photo by Wiley Price I St. Louis American
Seed St. Louis broke ground on Oct. 4, on a new 26,000-square-foot food demonstration garden at 5575 Enright Ave, just north of Delmar Divine. Once completed, the garden will be a dynamic educational resource that partners with local organizations and the Delmar Divine to offer various programs for students, families, and adults. “The demonstration garden […]
The derelict buildings and overgrown vacant lots have been big contributors to the blight and safety concerns that have plagued Daphne Redding’s St. Louis Place neighborhood for decades. These problems, she says, prevent her neighborhood from thriving. All of that is about to change. A new collaborative community development corporation is going to help transform […]
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