Chaos and Accusations Continue at Prominent Community Nonprofit
Conflict appears to be brewing at SLACO, the city’s longstanding hub for neighborhood associations, as staff and board leadership trade accusations.
Conflict appears to be brewing at SLACO, the city’s longstanding hub for neighborhood associations, as staff and board leadership trade accusations.
The SLACO organization faces leadership concerns as board president Catherine Smith-Morgan accuses Executive Director Kevin McKinney of financial improprieties, ignoring procurement rules, and lacking transparency. McKinney states that it is all a misunderstanding.
KDHX’s recent blog post highlights its financial troubles but presents data with confusing graphs. Former DJs argue it lacks context, making it difficult for readers to assess the station’s financial management and sustainability.
Focal Point, a volunteer-run music venue since 1975, showcases diverse artists in a dedicated listening room. Judy Stein reflects on the joy of providing enriching experiences for performers and audiences alike, while highlighting upcoming performances by three singer songwriters.
Focal Point, originally a coffeehouse focused on folk music, has evolved into a diverse concert venue in Maplewood. It now accommodates various musical styles, offers space for public music activities, and hosts numerous dance events. With a commitment to community engagement, Focal Point serves as a hub for both performers and audiences.
Recent weeks have brought a significant amount of local media furor over the botched grant selection process for St. Louis Development Corporation (SLDC)’s North St. Louis Small Business and Nonprofit Grant Program. Much of...