Discover how the St. Louis Argus has been delivering vital news and information to its readers for over 113 years.
It is no secret, historical archives reveal that The St. Louis ARGUS Newspaper continues to be the Oldest African American Owned Publishing Company West of the Mississippi.
How and Why has it survived?
Once quoted “An artistic excellency embodies the soul, the community is our art and journalism is the expression of many eyes, many voices, many minds”.
Thats the how, the why is, we are REALLY a collective of experiences for our audiences readership. To recalibrate the vision, the mission, and goals that still exists.
The Mitchell’s looking at us today they knew it, 113 years later the diversity the complexity of our stories, the communities, men, women the children and the eyes.
We are not here by history, We are the History.
Help us cultivate our next generation of leaders, activists and digital griots AS WE relive our history to re-imagine our future.
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Join the ARGUS
On May 3rd, 2024, 6pm, The ARGUS Newspaper invites you stop by 500 N. Grand and see history come alive with an exclusive performance by Confluence Academy Dance Theater Students.
Read the ARGUS Newspaper from 1916, 1926 and more, see life from the ads, the articles, the pictures of yesteryear.
Free admission, Free Cocktails and a Complementary lavish small batch menu.
“If I don’t take you serious, nor hear your voice, then I don’t see you”.
The St. Louis ARGUS Newspaper see’s you, come see how.
500 N. Grand
Metropolitan Arts Building 6pm-10pm
Free admission Free Conversations and Cocktails
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