Posts Tagged ‘History’
Way of Life: Italian restaurants on The Hill pass down toasted ravioli’s origin story
Named after the highest point in St. Louis, The Hill is a 52-block melting pot for Italian-American cuisine and culture. Born out of this mix is one of St. Louis’ most well-known dishes: toasted ravioli. The story behind who actually invented the fried appetizer is up for debate, but what has been confirmed is that…
Read MoreRolling Ridge Nursery grows from deep family roots
With the craze of the spring crowd, the garden team at Rolling Ridge Nursery is sticking to what they know: history, flowers and family.
Read MoreOld School
Progress threatens the value of the oldest and most colorful Webster buildings
Read MoreLetters to the Editor
Reader letters sent to The Journal.
Read MoreBased on actual events
The 150th Anniversary of the Civil War came and went without much notice in Missouri, which is a shame, given how it has shaped it.
Read MoreBlack History Month: Hayes reflects on 1960s movement
When civil rights became a national topic during the ’60s, the students of Webster University helped play a role in the movement in St. Louis.
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