Bill McClellan is a columnist at various publications including OFFICER, News-Press NOW, and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. He covers a range of topics with a focus on general assignment news, world affairs, and pop culture. His work has been featured in several notable outlets, showcasing his diverse interests and expertise in journalism.
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Bill McClellan's coverage indicates a strong focus on local stories related to St. Louis, with an emphasis on evolving narratives and expert commentary. His articles often explore government and politics, as well as crime, family and relationships, and culture and society within the St. Louis community.
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A few thoughts on intelligence, aging and what it really means to be smart.
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Columnist Bill McClellan writes: Like the Lost Boys of Peter Pan, he never grew up. The neighborhood has been his Neverland.
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Pop or soda? News columnist
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Bill McClellan writes: How could this happen in St. Louis? This is the city where Frankie shot Johnny.
There is something to be said for the English rule in which the losing party of a lawsuit pays the legal costs of the victor. News columnist
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Columnist Bill McClellan writes: The mayor and her staff could lead by example. They could start drinking after work.
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Hanna Rose fled Germany at age 9. Her path brought her to St. Louis.
Columnist Bill McClellan writes: Alexa would not let up, though. She started to do small, twisty things to bother me.
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An old friend — 88 years old — stopped by recently. He told me he played poker at the casino in Lemay with a guy I might like.
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“Just because you don't take an interest in politics doesn't mean politics won't take an interest in you.” —Pericles
