Email Author Chad Garrison

Awards

• 2008 - National Association of Black Journalists Awards, published April 4, 2007

  "The Mystery of Lloyd Gaines"

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2006 Stories by Chad Garrison

• Party Nazis

  published December 13, 2006

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• Ping Dynasty

  published November 29, 2006

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• Going Native

  published November 1, 2006

  Kathy Dickerson grew up in St. Louis in the 1970s, a time when it wasn't "cool" to be an Indian. "The kids in the schoolyard teased me terribly,"... More >>

• Snakes in the Office

  published October 18, 2006

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• Mystery Woman

  published September 20, 2006

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• Paper Trail

  published August 23, 2006

  When announcing his resignation from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch in April, former publisher Terrance CZ Egger acted as if he hadn't a clue... More >>

• Battle Lines

  published August 23, 2006

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• Newsless in St. Louis

  published August 16, 2006

  It's been a rough two weeks for the collective psyche of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. On August 2 Mayor Francis Slay delivered the paper... More >>

• Back on the Prowl

  published July 26, 2006

  Ernie McGrath showed up for his July 13 court date primped and polished in blue Dockers dress slacks, a white oxford-cloth shirt and... More >>

• Lot in Life

  published July 5, 2006

  Fate came crashing down on William Peppes the afternoon of February 4, 1995, when a single-engine plane nosedived into the Bernard Pub, his... More >>

• Mi Casa? Sue Casa!

  published June 21, 2006

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• Catfight

  published June 7, 2006

  At first glance, the west-county neighborhood of Country Squire Court appears to be a suburban oasis. Modest ranch homes sit on shady, half-acre... More >>

• Brave New Town

  published May 31, 2006

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• Garden of Good and Evil

  published April 26, 2006

  In the weeks preceding the April 1 grand opening of the Missouri Botanical Garden's new Doris I. Schnuck Children's Garden, staffers at the... More >>

• Down in Front!

  published April 12, 2006

  The figurative smoke from this spring's ticket-sales boom had barely cleared when the St. Louis Cardinals announced late last month that 45,000... More >>

• Last Call

  published April 12, 2006

  It's five o'clock — happy hour — and St. Louis' only inductee to the Bartender Hall of Fame is at home watching Harry, his 134-pound... More >>

• Foul Frequency

  published April 12, 2006

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• Bracketology

  published March 22, 2006

  Spring break finds Saint Louis University math professors Bryan Clair and David Letscher hunkered in front of a dozen television sets at... More >>

• Parade Charade

  published March 15, 2006

  The past three years have been rough for the Annie Malone Parade, an annual springtime event that, in its 100-year history, has grown to become... More >>

• Death Cleaners

  published March 8, 2006

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• Red Light, Green Light

  published February 1, 2006

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