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With new newspaper and new businesses, Afghan refugees finding new community in Missouri - Vimarsana News

With new newspaper and new businesses, Afghan refugees finding new community in Missouri

While more than 1.6 million Afghans have fled the country since 2021, the total number in neighboring countries is 8.2 million, underscoring the humanitarian crisis for one of the largest displaced groups in the world. Some now call St. Louis home.

Source: pbs.org
Advocates speak up for immigrant business owners in St. Louis as 'nuisance' gas station faces shutdown - Vimarsana News

Advocates speak up for immigrant business owners in St. Louis as 'nuisance' gas station faces shutdown

An officer told the Board of Adjustment during a meeting last week that the BP Gas station at 1601 Chouteau Avenue has been a nuisance property for 10 years.

Source: ksdk.com
Historic day at St. Louis City Hall marred by bitter debate - Vimarsana News

Historic day at St. Louis City Hall marred by bitter debate

In a speech outlining a broad progressive agenda, St. Louis Board of Aldermen President Megan Green called for disagreements to be productive. But debate in the chambers quickly turned nasty and personal.

International Institute Launches New Afghan Community Center - Vimarsana News

International Institute Launches New Afghan Community Center

The center will hold classes and activities for the hundreds of resettled Afghan refugees in St. Louis

Afghan refugees in St. Louis aim to boost the city's economy - Vimarsana News

Afghan refugees in St. Louis aim to boost the city's economy

Newly arriving Afghans, who came to St. Louis after fleeing Afghanistan in August 2021 are settling into the city and creating businesses to build the economy. The International Institute of St. Louis has programs to help get Afghan businesses started.