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STLPR • 10th March 2023

Homeless encampment at Laclede’s Landing is cleared

An encampment under the Laclede’s Landing Pavilion that had been where more than 15 people who are experiencing homelessness lived was disbanded Friday.

STLPR • 1st March 2023

St. Louis was once Mound City. Its Native American residents still feel erased

A member of the Cherokee Nation, Galen Gritts is proud to be an elder in St. Louis. He was born and raised in the area and graduated from University of Missouri-St. Louis with a history degree.

STLPR • 17th January 2023

Field trip to the Gateway Arch helps Meramec fourth graders discover Lewis and Clark

Fourth grade students from Meramec Elementary in St. Louis are learning about Lewis and Clark this month — and the Gateway Arch is a big part of their lessons.

Next Generation Radio St. Louis Public Radio 2022 • 16th September 2022

Extreme Weather Uproots Spanish Lake Farmer’s Routine and Bounty

Urban farmer Mitchell Pearson provides nutritious fruits and vegetables to food insecure neighborhoods in North St. Louis. He’s also passionate about teaching young people how to farm sustainably. He worries that climate change is making it more difficult to grow culturally important crops like okra, tomatoes, and mustard greens.