Creve Coeur

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Creve Coeur.

Uh, I'd love to get one on Clayton Road, give it a Clayton Road address again somewhere.

Kind of back to sorta close.

Never forget talking to Rick Pogue a while back when he worked with Arrowhead Building Supply, and he was talking about how almost y- you have to get a subpoena, a court order to dig a frigging ditch during the time of Obama and beyond because of the regulatory things.

D- Dave McArthur, ask him what it was like to put a McArthur's Bakery out, I think it was in Creve Coeur at the time.

Uh, he almost didn't make it because it, it was...

The regulatory elements of it were so overbearing, some of that coming from the municipalities and beyond.

And, you know, we're super successful in that brand and in that operation.

And we opened a second one in Creve Coeur.

Uh, but quickly realized that, you know, the food industry obviously has its challenges and we were open late and we did delivery.

We do catering.

And where is the rehearsal space? Where are we rehearsing in these photos?

This is the Winter Opera space out in Creve Coeur, I believe.

So yeah, it's one of the rehearsal spaces that we are renting.

Winter

Here's a two-two pitch on the way, fouled back.

Ken Holzman, twenty-six years old, born in St. Louis, makes his home in Creve Coeur, Missouri.

Six-two, weighs one seventy-five.

Made his Major League debut with the Chicago Cubs in 1965 and stayed with the Cubs through last year when he was nine and fifteen, then traded to the A's for outfielder Rick Monday.

Several of these communications are direct, attributable to a particular person, and materially responsive.

Like, for example, on March the 5th of 2026, a guy named Michael Bradley in the St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney's office sent a Creve Coeur police chief named Jeffrey Hartman a compliance notice and instructions on implementation, how to do this.

Officers-- He, he instructed the officers that they were gonna prepare a report, serve the owner or operator, record the identity of the person served, and place the notice in a CARE report.

CARE, I forget the acronym, what it means, but it's a system for, for how they, uh, track stuff.

Now, that's not what's happening with Torch.

Torch was able to unplug it and say, "If you want these legalized, contact your legislator." Right? Um, Hartman, um, this Jeffrey Hartman, the chief, circulated the material through, uh, their system, and it moved through the MSHP, Highway Patrol officials, to Sheriff Dade Marschak.

Uh, so now it's gone from the police chief of Creve Coeur, and it's gone to the sheriff of the county, Jefferson County.

And so Sheriff Dave Marshak, and they were asking him his thoughts, and he said, "I think we follow suit." Okay, that's it.

Okay.

And then October 11th, we are playing in Creve Coeur.

at Oz's, it's not a celebration of life, but a memorial show for Eric Nelson from Eclipse Studios.

All the bands that are on that are bands that recorded at his studio.

I had a couple advisors come with me.

I stood in front of the whole firm at that time, so they really want to build something like we built in Creve Coeur and expanded in our community where I live.

And a couple guys came with us and then, yeah, it's hard to believe it's been 11 years.

It's really taken off.