Bill McClellan

Columnist Bill McClellan writes: The mayor and her staff could lead by example. They could start drinking after work.

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.

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.

“Just because you don't take an interest in politics doesn't mean politics won't take an interest in you.” —Pericles

Several days after Ray Hartmann died, I received an email from Substack informing me that in six days, my renewal to Ray's column on Substack would automatically renew.

Three sisters, who are now in their early to mid 60s, were raised on the city's north side.

The DeWitts have a succession plan. St. Louis has seen this before.

Todd Nicely was a wild child. He grew up the third of six children in small towns in Jefferson County. There wasn't much money. Todd was physically gifted.

Is there a name for the condition in which a person makes things harder than they need to be, and then gets frustrated with how hard things are?