One of the best ways to both save money and help the environment is to shop at resale stores. By shopping resale, you are keeping usable items out of landfills. In addition, many thrift and resale stores support valuable charities. The money you spend at charity...
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Ever since I bought my first house, I’ve thought about living in the Central West End. But the timing wasn’t right and I bought my first home in Rock Hill and then my second in University City. I liked living in both areas, but the last few years...
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Photo Credit: bombpopsaregood (flickr) St. Louis families have been heading to Art Hill for generations on snow days. As a child, I remember my dad telling stories about how he and his brothers would ride their bikes as kids to the St. Louis Art Museum in Forest Park...
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When I heard that there was going to be a St. Louis Blogger’s event at Ces and Judy’s, I was eager to attend. Not only am I always up for meeting others immersed in the social media world, but if you include free food, I’m sold. I’ve actually...
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The Missouri Department of Education is rolling out a new system to rate Missouri school districts and determine accreditation status. The new system will be rolled out in the summer of 2013, but the schools were provided a sneak peak at how they would score if they...
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When our clients are looking for a new home, one of the first things we discuss is which school districts will be best for their families. Unfortunately, answering the question “What is the best high school in St. Louis?” isn’t simple. Different...
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