Carney Flashback: Thomas Keneally, author of Schindler’s List, talks about how a conversation became a book that became a movie
While waiting for his luggage at the airport, a stranger (and Schindler survivor) told him the now-famous story…
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Writer From Mary Tyler Moore Show Talks About Mary Tyler Moore
Susan Silver, writer for the Mary Tyler Moore Show, joined John Carney to talk about Mary Tyler Moore.
Missouri’s Largest No Kill Shelter Closing
Cabool, MO (KTRS) Missouri’s largest no-kill animal shelter is closing. Diana’s Grove announced that the shelter will shut down at the end of the month, citing ongoing challenges. The shelter posted this statement on its Facebook Page: “We are eternally grateful for your support over the years. Under the weight of this decision, we cannot…
Israeli Company Moving To St. Louis Work On Project With Ameren
St. Louis, MO (KTRS) An Israeli company is moving to St. Louis. Governor Eric Greitens will join Ameren leaders and GlobalSTL today to announce details of Atomation’s move to St. Louis. The company was recruited by GlobalSTL , which is a BioSTL initiative to attract innovative companies that create high-growth economic activity for St. Louis. Atomation…
SIU Cuts Men’s, Women’s Tennis Programs Amid Budget Problems
Carbondale, IL (KTRS) – Southern Illinois University is cutting its men’s and women’s tennis programs and reducing scholarships for the men’s swimming and diving teams. University leaders announced the reductions on Thursday, citing a declining enrollment and the state’s budget crisis. School officials say the move will save about $660,000 annually starting next school year.…
