Thursday, January 10, 2013
Kirkwood Police said two men stole NFC championship and Big 12 championship rings among other items from the home.
Two men allegedly stole more than $28,000 in electronics and jewelry, including NFC championship ring and Big 12 championship rings, on Dec. 31 from the Kirkwood home of Rob Boras, the St. Louis Rams tight ends coach. James Bright, of the 6200 block of Sunshine Drive in High Ridge, and Jeffrey Medcalf, of the 1100 block of Briarhurst in West County, were charged Friday with second-degree burglary and felony stealing more than $25,000, a class B felony. Kirkwood Police said the men broke into Boras’ home at about 1:28 p.m. Dec. 31. The men stole a gold NFC championship ring, two gold Southwestern Conference championship rings, a gold Big 12 championship ring, a gold charm bracelet, two video game consoles, two flat-screen televisions, six …
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
American Red Cross and St. Louis Rams representatives teamed up to send greetings to active military, their families and veterans in homes and hospitals. Rams defensive end Chris Long volunteered to be Holiday Mail for Heroes honorary chair.
With help from supporters, volunteers and sponsors, the American Red Cross delivers holiday cards to those serving in active-duty as well as veterans within the United States and around the world. In 2011, more than 1.35 million cards went to troops deployed overseas and stationed locally, stated Red Cross St. Louis communications specialist Denise Nazzaro. This year, partnering with the St. Louis Rams, the St. Louis Red Cross Area Chapter hopes to collect 25,000 signed cards, she said. Through Nov. 30, people can drop off signed cards at most local Hardees restaurants, BP stations and any Red Cross office. The Red Cross will collect the cards and send them to Washington, DC, to be screened and shipped to various U.S. and international …
Thursday, May 17, 2012
The St. Louis Rams have outlined a renovation plan for the Edward Jones Dome that is estimated to cost $700 million.
The Rams want us to buy them a new house. Just fixing up its current home—the Edward Jones Dome—won't do. Instead, the St. Louis football franchise expects an extreme makeover, to the tune of $700 million, as it is estimated by a company hired by the St. Louis Convention and Visitors Commission (CVC) to analyze the team's counter proposal to a the CVC's own plan to upgrade the Edward Jones Dome with a $124 million facelift. If someone doesn't cough up the $700 mil to redo the Dome, it is feared the team will take its football and go home to Los Angeles, where it came from before it was the St. Louis franchise. All of this wrangling was set in motion in 1995 when the team negotiated a 30-year lease with the CVC. It was stipulated that the …
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
The team has the sixth overall pick in the first round of the NFL Draft.
The St. Louis Rams already have made one of the biggest draft-related moves of the offseason, trading the second overall selection in this year's draft to the Washington Redskins, who are widely expected to take Baylor quarterback Robert Griffin III after the Indianapolis Colts pick Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck. Round 1 will be held Thursday evening, rounds 2-3 on Friday night and the remainder of the draft will take place Saturday. The Rams are holding an official draft night party Thursday at Dave & Busters in Maryland Heights, featuring appearances by players and cheerleaders and the team's Mascot, Rampage. At the moment, the Rams have the sixth pick, and have needs at a variety of positions, including wide receiver, cornerback, …
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Lindbergh Day at the Dome is scheduled for the sold out Sunday, Oct. 30, game vs. the New Orleans Saints.
The Spirit of St. Louis Marching Band has signed a Letter of Intent with the St. Louis Rams to perform at halftime during the Rams’ sold out home game Sunday, Oct. 30, vs. the New Orleans Saints. Bandstanders, a non-profit parent/boosters organization for the Lindbergh music program, is offering ticket sales to friends and families of the Lindbergh School District and surrounding area. Tickets are available for $40 (face value) and the Rams will donate $10 per ticket sold to the Lindbergh band program. There are approximately 400 tickets available, located in Sections 426-428 and Sections 431-434. Seats are in Rows SS through XX. To order tickets, you may print and follow directions on the order form. You may also send Jeff Rogers an …
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
The NFL is back, and more than 800 fans take in the first St. Louis Rams practice of summer training camp at the Russell Athletic Training Center.
EARTH CITY—The rain last Saturday could not dampen the spirits out at Rams Park. Football was back and more than 800 fans took in the first practice of training camp at the Russell Athletic Training Center. Following a four-month lockout that canceled all of the team’s organized activities and minicamps, coach Steve Spagnuolo said he “felt whole again” with players on the field. “Finally back out here working with the players, and really in this business there is nothing better than coaches and players being out on the field doing football,” Spagnuolo said, “so we’re excited about that.” Also eager to see Rams players were Lindbergh High School sophomores Nick Harris and Jamie Barnidge, who both said they had to see the players on the …
george theodorakos
11:22 am on Thursday, May 24, 2012
let them move to LA...Georgia made a small fortune immediately...about $70 million on PSL's before the first game was even played.....let Kroenke take them back to LA and get the PSL revunue from the good people in LA..plus they can build the dome stadium and the top tier for him.....enough is enough when it comes to professional sports.....i hope they price themselves right out of the market... more ›