Get Ready to Hit a Fun Homerun

It’s barely spring, but the boys of summer will round the corner of home plate soon. For Royals rooters, the team’s home opener can’t come soon enough. Committed Cards fans feel the same way. We thought we’d pitch in with some fun stats.


March 7, 2020: Covid-19 Shows Up In Show-Me State

On March 4, 1928, the Bunion Derby, an 84-day footrace along the 3,422 mile length of the new Route 66 began.  


Olympic Star was Born

On February 27, 1881, Harry J. Kiener was born in St. Louis. Kiener was known for his boxing, wrestling and swimming and was a member of the U.S. track team at the 1904 Olympics in St. Louis.


Marine Engineer’s Association Formed

On February 25, 1875, the Marine Engineer’s Association was formed in St. Louis.  


Get Lost In Another Country and Culture

Have a case of cabin fever? We have the perfect panda-dote! We know where your family can go to visit another country and culture by exploring six immersive environments, including a school, a traditional neighborhood market, and more.


February 16, 1766, is the birthday of Louis Valentin DuBourg

February 16, 1766, is the birthday of Louis Valentin DuBourg, the first Bishop of St. Louis.  


Cold Temperatures Across Missouri

On February 12, 1899, Missouri was in the middle of a terrible cold snap. It was -16˚ in St. Louis. Columbia recorded its coldest day ever, with 26˚ below zero. There it was -20˚ or colder for eight straight days! On the 12th, Springfield dropped to 29˚ below zero – it's the coldest night ever!