It’s natural to want any glimpses into your children's days, so following these tips for setting good examples, redirecting negative reporting, and demonstrating that you care about the details of their life will help strengthen your emotional connections with your kids!

Interstates, homes, businesses, schools, public transit and more were flooded all across St. Louis. In the Central West End, community establishments were heavily affected, and these places have been hard at work repairing damage and restoring their business.

The Pink Tower is probably the most iconic of all Montessori materials, and it’s often referred to as the “symbol of Montessori.” Developed by Dr. Maria Montessori herself, it remains complete unchanged through time. The simplicity of the wooden blocks makes the Pink Tower a perfect tool for students.

The Euclid East building that extends the corner of Euclid and McPherson Avenue has been condemned since a fire broke out on June 24th. Several businesses have had to close their locations due to this tragedy, and the question remains when they'll be able to reopen.

At the corner of Lindell Boulevard and Kingshighway sits a vacant lot, but Koplar Properties and Albion Residential have announced the development of a 30-story, 293-unit, luxury apartment tower to fill the vacancy. Their project, Albion West End, is to be located at 4974 Lindell, just south of the Chase Park Plaza hotel, and will be completely finished by 2025.

The mission of the CWE NSI is dedicated to neighborhood safety, advancement, and contributing to the common good. Outreach Specialist Alvin Ferguson goes out daily to make connections and interact with those in need throughout the community.

After the years since Gen. Fullerton purchased land, Fullerton’s Westminster Place in the Central West End continues to be sought-after location in St. Louis. With a wide-ranging architectural landscape, as well as the various notable residents, such as the poet T.S. Eliot and Barbra O’Neil, who played Ellen O’Hara in Gone With the Wind, there are many reasons to learn about these significant sights.

The City Foundry Food Hall is now open, and there is much more to expect from the new Midtown attraction, including a grocery store, golf course, movie theater, and more!