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St. Louis Will Get 28 New Murals From Local Artists This Summer - Vimarsana News

St. Louis Will Get 28 New Murals From Local Artists This Summer

A partnership between the city and the Regional Arts Commission will commission two new murals per ward

Flyover Comedy Festival returns with 'Abbott Elementary' star Janelle James | Living It - Vimarsana News

Flyover Comedy Festival returns with 'Abbott Elementary' star Janelle James | Living It

The creators of Flyover Comedy Festival refer to the annual weekend of programming – which ranges from standup to storytelling and improv – as an “invasion.”

RAC launches website, marketing push to boost St. Louis tourism - Vimarsana News

RAC launches website, marketing push to boost St. Louis tourism

The Regional Arts Commission gets most of its funding from the hotel-motel tax. With tourism down since the outset of the pandemic, a new marketing campaign aims to raise the profile of St. Louis as an arts destination.

BB's Jazz, Blues and Soups temporarily closing - Vimarsana News

BB's Jazz, Blues and Soups temporarily closing

Owners say they're doing some renovating inside and during that time, figuring out how to appeal to a new generation of blues lovers.

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ECC Enrollment Down But Above State Average - Vimarsana News

ECC Enrollment Down But Above State Average

East Central College officials said early projections show a 12 percent decrease in enrollment for the next term. Currently, 1,351 people are enrolled for the spring semester, ECC’s interim vice president of student development Paul Lampe said. In December 2019, that figure was 1,534. Enrollment affects state funding, so a decrease in students changes the money allocated to local colleges. To cover costs, ECC officials increased tuition 3 percent in the fall, after a 20 percent increase in June 2019, according to previous Missourian reporting. Lampe said he is "optimistic" there will be ...