Sarah Fenske is a host for the Legal Roundtable and a journalist based in St. Louis, Missouri. She covers local news and events, with a focus on the St. Louis area, and her work has been featured in publications such as the Riverfront Times, Sauce Magazine, and St. Louis Public Radio.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
St. Louis, Missouri, United States (Local)
Sarah Fenske's coverage focuses on local events, entertainment, government and politics in St. Louis and Missouri. She would likely be responsive to pitches related to local events, new business openings or closures, city policies, entertainment news (such as concerts or shows), and political developments within the St. Louis area.
If you have insights into upcoming local events, changes in the local entertainment scene including venue openings/closures or impacts of governmental policies on businesses and residents in the St. Louis area then reaching out with these story angles could be effective when pitching to Sarah Fenske.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Sarah Fenske
The Original Crusoe's finally closed its doors at 3152 Osceola St. in Dutchtown a few weeks ago, eight months after owner Stevie Limmer LaChance first announced it would be shuttering.
By: Sarah Fenske
La Boheme and Barber of Seville have fans excited, but two lesser-known shows could also triumph
The film will star Glenn Powell, Laura Dern and St. Louis' most controversial export — Roundup
By: Sarah Fenske
If you were opening a bar designed to be a hub for tabletop games and nerd culture, you might decide that there could be no better day to open for business than May 4.
Anyone who loves fireworks might want to take a close look at the townhouse now for sale at 2518 South 12th Street. It's got a fourth-story deck that's simply terrific — and offers views of Busch Stadium and the Gateway Arch.
By: Sarah Fenske
More than 10 years have passed since Rue Lafayette closed, but people in Lafayette Square never stopped talking about it.
Filed by a group of legal gadflies calling themselves the Holy Joe Society, the suit had a hearing in circuit court yesterday
(833) 317-6278 
