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Margie Ellisor

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Fox 2 News anchor, 3XMom, 5X Emmy winner, blessed, grateful, ambitious, loyal, fighter, risk taker, love life, laughter, kindness, Saving 💸 just makes sense
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‘Spa Weekend’ hits theaters this weekend Original

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By Margie Ellisor Verified
| KTVI-TV (St. Louis, MO) Verified
ST. LOUIS – Spa weekend hits theaters this weekend. It’s a comedy about a group of lifelong friends who need to escape their daily lives for a spa getaway.It quickly turns chaotic when an unexpected guest arise at the resort. FOX 2’s Margie Ellisor sat down with the stars in Las Vegas for an exclusive interview. Suggest a Correction Close Modal Suggest a Correction
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Big Chief Roadhouse serves as living link to Route 66 history

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By Margie Ellisor Verified
| KTVI-TV (St. Louis, MO) Verified
WILDWOOD, Mo. – Long before the interstate system crisscrossed the country, Route 66 defined the great American road trip. One of the more recognizable pieces of that history still stands in west St. Louis County; a landmark that’s still connecting travelers to Route 66’s past. The Big Chief Roadhouse first opened in 1929 as the Big Chief Hotel along the original Route 66.
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Rockwood student faces heart failure, awaits transplant

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By Margie Ellisor Verified
| Yahoo Verified
ST. LOUIS – He was a healthy, high school athlete who was use to taking hits on the field and pushing through tough workouts. But when the Rockwood Summit High School junior suddenly struggled just to breathe, his life changed quickly. “I was playing football, doing all the games, getting hit. running, sprinting, just everything and then it got really hard to like breath,” Quincy Rainey said. His mom, Michelle, told FOX 2 that they thought he had bronchitis. But the treatment didn’t work.
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