Does that mean we are full? No Vacancy?
St. Louis is dead last in population growth of largest metro areas in U.S.
https://www.stlpr.org/news-briefs/2026-03-26/st-louis-last-population-growth-metro-areas-us-census
And you think you've got problems ...
“In case you were wondering, tofu tends to stink pretty bad after sitting out for three weeks!” said the fire department’s post.
A tractor-trailer carrying tofu that crashed southwest of Rolla has been stinking up a part of Phelps County for weeks.
https://www.stlpr.org/news-briefs/2026-03-24/wrecked-truck-carrying-tofu-stinks-up-missouri-town
Gotta love STL weather, we were over 25° yesterday I think, now its just 4, yay. Almost time to go back to the book mines, going to be tech interesting today as I have to key in books so I'll be setting up a keyboard, tablet, hub and power bank to run things, hopefully I won't need to break out a power supply as the cord'll wind up being a trip hazard. Thinking of taking most if not all of the week off for this, because when I finish with this app and get the books packed for shipping, I'm going to turn around and go through with another app, and then another app, and then finally take the remains to Half Price Books. We'll need to hit Menards for boxes, I think 10 small moving boxes should work…
Anyone know of any charities that pick up clothes out here? I had an appointment with the one company most charities use out here on Fri and they didn't bother to show up, so now I'm looking for an alternative.
Bradford pears are everywhere and spread like malaria. There is no way to get rid of them short of issuing a flame thrower to every resident of the state - or nuking the state from orbit.
8 native St. Louis trees to plant instead of stinky, invasive Callery pears
Again this year, if Missourians remove a Callery pear from their yards or land, they can get a free native tree while supplies last. Registration ends on April 16.
St. Louis, MO. March 2026.