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How St. Louis painter Doug Weaver gained 1.3M followers Original

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By Joe Millitzer Verified
| KTVI-TV (St. Louis, MO) Verified
ST. LOUIS — A local artist and content creator who built an audience of more than 1.3 million followers says authenticity, community engagement and personal storytelling have fueled his growth online. Doug Weaver began posting videos on TikTok after a friend suggested he share stories online. Early videos focused on his experiences as a Peace Corps volunteer in Rwanda, and a story about his mother became his first viral post.
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St. Louis creator Professor Sendy finds fame with ‘wombos’ Original

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By Joe Millitzer Verified
| KTVI-TV (St. Louis, MO) Verified
MARYLAND HEIGHTS, Mo. — A St. Louis content creator who built a viral following by inventing new words says a simple language experiment launched him into social media fame. Professor Sendy began posting under the persona in January after several years creating other online content. His videos center on “wombos,” or word-combos, combine multiple terms into new expressions.
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Only 25% of St. Louis businesses have succession plans

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By Joe Millitzer Verified
| KTVI-TV (St. Louis, MO) Verified
ST. LOUIS — More than 17,000 businesses in St. Louis City and County are owned by people 55 and older, placing more than 190,000 jobs at the center of a looming ownership transition. Many business owners are nearing retirement. The St. Louis Employee Ownership Initiative is helping business owners develop succession plans and explore employee ownership. The effort is led by WEPOWER and the Missouri Center for Employee Ownership.
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