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Ladue News has proudly served the St. Louis community for over thirty years. During this time, we have consistently worked to fulfill our promise to you by providing the community insights you rely on from our publication. Our coverage includes exceptional features on society and charity events, exclusive conversations with both local and national figures, updates on real estate and business developments, health advancements from leading medical professionals in the area, tips on home design, the latest trends in fashion and beauty, as well as top recommendations for dining, travel, and entertainment.

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Cryosaunas gain popularity in the St. Louis area

15 hours ago | laduenews.com | Amanda Dahl

Cryotherapy has been hailed by the likes of Lebron James, Jennifer Aniston, Cristiano Ronaldo and Hailey Bieber for its healing and antiaging properties – but is this just a wellness fad or is there proof of curative benefits from it? We spoke with Kevin Cloninger, PhD, about the accessibility to this trending treatment and its effectiveness. “Cryotherapy harnesses your body’s natural survival mechanisms,” says the executive director of the Anthropedia Center for Well-Being.
15 shades of blue: Fashion items to ease you into summer

6 days ago | laduenews.com | Katie Yeadon

Mixing blues is always in season.
'I remember the nurses:' LN honors local health care providers

1 week ago | laduenews.com | Ashley Klein

ICU clinical supervisor at Mercy Hospital St. LouisRaven Liberty’s nursing career began as a trial by fire. Not only did she become a nurse in 2020 at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, but she also began in Mercy’s trauma-neuro intensive care unit, where admitted patients most often come from the emergency department. “[I] quickly realized that critical care was where I belonged,” Liberty says, after finding she thrives in a fast-paced environment serving a variety of patients.
Check out this beauty pop-up series in the St. Louis area

1 week ago | laduenews.com | Amanda Dahl

The ultimate in pampering is now being served up in the prettiest package at Ladue-based BOCA Orthodontic + Whitening Studio’s new pop-up event series.
How River des Peres went from non-toxic waterway to sewage

1 week ago | laduenews.com | Emily Standlee

In St. Louis, we all know and love Forest Park. We skate at the rink there in winter and sled down Art Hill. When spring rolls around, we’re out on the trails listening to birds and admiring all 71 different species of trees, climbing over suspension bridges and taking in everything the park’s museums have to offer. We’re also familiar with River des Peres, the oft-forgotten, 9.3-mile waterway that originally flowed from a lake in Creve Coeur to the Mississippi River, near Lemay.
Missouri History Museum plans ambitious exhibits to reintroduce St. Louis

2 weeks ago | laduenews.com | Amanda Dahl

The Missouri Historical Society, which operates three sites including the Missouri History Museum, announced its $36 million capital campaign on Valentine’s Day of this year, and visitors can already see the impact of this initiative in the immersive 1904 World’s Fair exhibit, with much more to come, including a complete redesign of the museum’s second floor and an annual celebration. “We’re more than 80% toward that goal,” president and CEO Jody Sowell says.
Forth and Home enchants with vintage and handmade gifts and décor

2 weeks ago | laduenews.com | Ashley Klein

Eclectic décor can fit into just about any design style – from minimalists who sparingly select treasures to display around the home to maximalists who assemble tchotchkes into vignettes layered with color and texture. Perhaps the collected look has mass appeal because it can’t be mass-produced; it requires care to create character.
Wear your heart on your sleeve with Polished Prints apparel

2 weeks ago | laduenews.com | Brittany Nay

When graphic designer Leah Longueville couldn’t find affordable, adorable onesies for her newborn in 2018, she started designing and printing her own on the family’s guest bedroom floor. Infusing her modern vision, the metro east mom hand-printed quality, neutral-colored baby garments with positive messages such as “Be The Good” and “Love Thy Neighbor.” Soon, her fresh take on kids’ clothes resonated with fellow millennial moms, leading Longueville to launch an Etsy online store.
St. Louis home renovated while owners on vacation – see the results

3 weeks ago | laduenews.com | Alecia Humphreys

A Ladue family gave Karen Korn Interiors full artistic license: While the homeowners were on a trip, they entrusted a complete renovation to Karen Korn, owner and principle designer, and Molly Ryan, senior interior designer. What they came home to – a palette of bold hues, whimsical wallpaper and design elements inspired by their love of travel – did not disappoint.
Coolest kids in town: Meet St. Louis' polar bear cubs

3 weeks ago | laduenews.com | Amanda Dahl

A hush falls over the crowd beginning to gather just outside Saint Louis Zoo’s Polar Bear Point. Eyes dart from one entrance to the next. “Ooh,” murmurs the chorus of onlookers, as the zoo’s newest residents step into the daylight, sauntering out into their habitat with the aloofness of celebrities. Kallik and Kallu, 2-year-old twins, are full of young male energy and are therefore difficult to photograph together, or so we’ve been told.