Supporters Restore Missouri Theater
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Ronald Reagan was still an actor and a Democrat when he visited Springfield in 1952.
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La Scala, one of the world's most celebrated opera theaters, reopened to the public and to music Tuesday after nearly three years of renovation that cost about &#36;67 million.
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Remaking the Queens Museum of Art was not an easy job; whether or not it was a success will be up to New Yorkers, who can judge the restoration results on Saturday.
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Columbia, MO (Sports Network) - The University of Missouri Department of Athletics has renamed its new basketball arena &quot;Mizzou Arena,&quot; effective immediately.
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The black drapes that blocked off the upper section of Charlotte Coliseum the last time an NBA team appeared here were gone. So were most of the sour attitudes fans had about
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By Cathy Locke, The Sacramento Bee, Calif.  Dec. 9--Golf courses and recreational centers are draws for many residential developments, but few can promise live theater and an art gallery at the front gate.
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COLUMBIA, Mo. The new sports arena at the University of Missouri is no longer going to be called the Paige Sports Arena. Instead, it&#39;ll be given the school&#39;s own nickname -- and will be known as the Mizzou Arena.
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Residents packed the District of Columbia Council chambers Thursday to praise or pan the mayor&#39;s $440 million proposal to refurbish RFK Stadium and build a new ballpark for the Montreal Expos.
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A new span across the copper-colored St. Louis Bay is a hopeful link to the return of better days.
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By Terry Rindfleisch, La Crosse Tribune, Wis.  Mar. 4--Fans win. Artists win. Poverty loses.
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A canceled play, a damaged theater, a playwright in hiding.
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Monday's blaze in Missouri, which left 10 dead, shakes confidence in the oversight of community-based facilities for the mentally ill.
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The Gateway Arch in St. Louis reopened Saturday after a break in an eight-inch water line was repaired with no apparent damage to the landmark.  The St.
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The theater where Abraham Lincoln was shot will be getting an $8.5 million upgrade over the next year and a half.
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By The Kansas City Star, Mo.  Dec. 8--State officials need the public's help to ensure that massive damage from last week's winter storm does not harm marine life or recreation at the Lake of the Ozarks.
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By The Stamford Advocate, Conn.  Dec. 19--It is undeniable that setbacks occur in efforts to promote a healthy Long Island Sound environment. But experience has shown that the dedication of people and resources can help this vital resource continue to rebound and improve.
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By GORDON WEIXEL  That clanging going on over by the Missouri isn't silver bells ringing in the new year; instead it's Lunda Construction driving piles for the west approach of the new Liberty Memorial Bridge.