Sarah Fenske is the executive editor at St. Louis Magazine, where she manages news and business coverage, edits The Daily newsletter, and hosts The 314 Podcast. With over two decades of experience in journalism across various cities, she focuses on themes such as construction, real estate, law, and urban development, while also exploring health and wellness topics. Sarah has been featured in St. Louis Public Radio, Sauce Magazine, and Riverfront Times.
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Sarah Fenske's coverage focuses on local events, entertainment, government and politics in St. Louis and Missouri. She would likely be responsive to pitches related to local events, new business openings or closures, city policies, entertainment news (such as concerts or shows), and political developments within the St. Louis area.
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By: Sarah Fenske
Members of the Saint Louis Club are being asked to kick in a voluntary assessment of at least $5,000 each—or the private club may have no choice but to fold. At a meeting of the membership Monday evening, members were given a stark picture of club finances. According to several attendees who asked to remain […]
GroveFest, the street festival that for two decades has taken place in St. Louis’ popular nightlife district in October, won’t be happening this year. A representative from the organization Park Central Development, the community development organization and producer of GroveFest, said in an email that after 20 years, they are “stepping back to reorganize the […]
By: Sarah Fenske
Under the terms of the agreement, Saputo has agreed to relinquish all ownership in the bar.
By: Sarah Fenske
Steven Fitzpatrick Smith has brought new energy to St. Louis’ longstanding kinship with the Irish destination.
By: Sarah Fenske
It’s not just the Saint Louis Club experiencing financial woes: Another private club in St. Louis says it’s facing a “significant operating deficit”—but its president says members have no reason to fear. Mark Milton, president of the board of directors of the Missouri Athletic Club, emailed members last week to share news of that deficit, […]
By: Sarah Fenske
In the last year or so, the City of St. Louis has been resurfacing and, at points, reshaping six of its most popular corridors. Thanks to $40 million from the American Rescue Plan Act, what were once pothole-scarred arteries are now smooth. Many also have new traffic-calming features—concrete designed to narrow the street and force […]
The ‘reassuringly nerdy’ county assessor got into the Democratic primary for St. Louis County executive late, only to crush the opposition. Now he’s thinking about what he can do.
By: Sarah Fenske
Serial entrepreneur Jennifer Ehlen-Albrecht now plans to open as many as 12 salons across the region.
When Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe cut $53 million earlier this summer in an attempt to balance the state’s budget, a St. Louis-based initiative was among those left reeling. The Transformative Workforce Academy, which is housed at Saint Louis University, has been quietly helping people land jobs after prison—something that research suggests helps save money. Program […]
Just 40 percent of respondents in a new SLU/YouGov poll of likely voters approve of Gov. Kehoe—down from 51 percent soon after his election.
