Exclusively on STL TV, Ovdje i Sada (Here and Now), is one of our newest and most popular cultural programs. Host Dzevada Balagic brings viewers a taste of the rich Bosnian culture with interviews and features on local Bosnian businesses, and focuses on services and resources available to the St. Louis area’s Bosnian community. In the current episode of Ovdje i Sada we meet General Consul Elmin Kajevic from the Bosnian Consulate in Chicago and learn about new passport and identification requirements. Look for air times on our program guide.

Do you want to learn more about your City Government and the alderperson who represents your ward? Then check out In Your Ward as your alderman talks about the changes and improvements in your area. In the current episode, host Kara Savio explores the 6th Ward neighborhoods with its alderwoman Kacie Starr Triplett. The program includes a look at Lafayette Square salon J Arthur’s and Smokin' Joe’s Bar-be-que in the new Tudor Development on Washington Avenue.

Give us 10 good reasons and you could win a free weekend stay at The Lodge of the Four Seasons in Missouri’s Ozarks. Click on the link on this page and fill out the contest form. You must be 21 to enter. Entry must be received by December 4, 2009. To enter contest you must WATCH THE VIDEO and complete all fields. Winner will be notified by telephone or e-mail.

On the current episode of the Best of the STL, you’ll not only be entertained by vocalists David Peaston and Audra Angelique, and tantalized by dishes from the House of Savoy, you’ll learn how the YWCA in St. Louis offers help for girls and women through its programs. “Our mission is to empower women and eliminate racism,” said the Y’s new CEO, Adrian E. Bracy. “We help women who are going through a rough time in their lives. We help them get back on their feet.” Look for air times on our program guide.

Explore the history of treasure hunting and the issues of race as City Corner host Steve Potter focuses on the St. Louis History Museum. Starting Nov. 6 is the St. Louis Shakespeare company’s production of “Treasure Island,” which kicks off the new season of performing arts at the museum. “It’s a wonderful, rip-roaring good time, based on pirates” says director of theater projects Elizabeth Pickard, “and what could be more fun than that?” It ties into the museum’s new treasure exhibition, named, appropriately enough, “Treasure!” The exhibit is open now through Jan. 3, 2010, and explores the history of treasure hunting including sunken pirate plunder, the gold rushes of the Old West, hidden caches and family heirlooms in the attic. The entire family will enjoy exploring the science, state-of-the-art technology and mythology of treasure hunting.

Also on the program, Potter looks at an upcoming History Museum exhibition called “RACE: Are We So Different?” which runs Jan. 16 through April 4, 2010. The interactive exhibition allows visitors to learn the history of race, the role of science in that history and the subtle and obtrusive expressions of race and racism in institutions and daily lives.

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"When I first saw myself on television, I was like wow-surprised! Really thinking 'is that Chantell making that beautiful catch, that beautiful dive, that beautiful tackle, is that really me?” - Chantell Stanciel, Herbert Hoover Football Player on JFL Monday Night Football on STL TV.

Laugh Out Loud Comedy Show - There’s a lot of funny business at STL TV. Catch our new LOL (Laugh Out Loud) Comedy Special featuring some of the St. Louis area’s top comedians. Also watch for:

16th Annual Gateway Classic Football Game – Tuskegee University takes on Kentucky State University to benefit scholarships for black students

Healthy Marriages - Happily Ever After - Getting married? Don’t miss this Telly Award-winning episode

Stayin’ Fit – Introducing the “Couch Potato” workout!

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