• "Memorable 1971 Awards" [St. Louisan awards given to local celebrities or businesses]
• "John G. Roach: An Independent Alderman"
• "Webster Groves Renaissance"
• "Pink Salmon Frolic at Grand and Lindell" [salmon project at SLU]

• "Rapid Transit: A Pipe Dream or a Possibility?"
• "LaFayette Square vs. Shell Oil Company"
• "'To Be or Not to Be?' No Longer a Question For Many Restless St. Louis Women" [work and women]
• "Live Theatre in St. Louis"

Vol. 4, No. 4, Apr. 1972

• "The Man and the Mountain" [Dr. Jim Morrisey, surgeon at Barnes Hospital, climbs Dhaulagiri in the Himalayas]
• "Our Daily Bread: St. Louis' Answer to Nashville" [local music group]
• "Conversation with a Black Capitalist" [Jim Hurt, owner of Vanguard Volkswagen]
• "The Last Good Men's Bar- with Restaurant" [Busch's Grove]
• "St. Louis and the Bicycle Boom"
• "Flexible Opportunities" [work and women, continued from vol. 4, No. 3, Mar. 1972] "Clayton Road Signalization" [putting traffic lights along Clayton Road]

Vol. 4, No. 5, May 1972

• "Chesterfield"
• "Carillon Art Walk" [art show at Forsyth and Brentwood]
• "The Many Worlds of Jim Holton, Jr." [local banker and insurance man]
• "Camping at Our Doorstep- in Illinois" 
• "New Art Form Brings New Look to Downtown St. Louis" [painting murals on sides of buildings]

Vol. 4, No. 6, June 1972

• "The Meramec Dam"
• "The Saving of an Art Treasure" [stained glass at Oak Grove Mausoleum]
• "Portrait of a Man: A. J. Cervantes" [former mayor of St. Louis]
• "Vandeventer Overpass" [on Highway 64/40]
• "Dilemma of the Highway Department" [road repairs in St. Louis]
• "St. Louis Goldmine of Groceries for Foreign Cookery"
• "A New Attack on Strokes" [Dr Kenneth R. Smith, Jr. of SLU and strokes]
• "Golden Years" [St. Louis' senior citizens]
• "Stuart Liederman: Outspoken Ecologist" [at Washington University]

Vol. 4, No. 7, July 1972

• "Density Development" ["cluster housing" in St. Louis]
• "Memories of a Garden Goer" [Shaw's (AKA Missouri Botanical) Garden]
• "St. Louisans Pitch In" [war on litter]
• "Joe Teasdale, Political Paradox" [candidate for Missouri governor]
• "Greatest Summer of Golf" [local golf tournaments]
• "The Little Galleries" [local art galleries]
• "Richard A. Gephardt" [local politician]

Vol. 4, No. 8, Aug. 1972

• "Crime: Everybody's Problem" [crime in St. Louis]
• "The Changing McDonnell Planetarium"
• "Hockey Summer School for Kids"
• "KDNA, a Unique Radio Station"
• "Year-round School" [in the Francis Howell School District]
• "The New Rich and Charlie's" [St. Louis restaurant]
• "Hobbies and Crafts" [in St. Louis and in general]

• "W. Philip Cotton" [Executive Director of Heritage St. Louis]
• "The Best Bet, Hire a Vet" [St. Louis area veterans looking for work]
• "Moonlight Mobilization" [Annual Moonlight Ramble bicycle ride]
• "Community Group Homes" [in St. Louis City and County]
• "Career Education" [Regional Industrial Development Corporation and vo-tech training]
• "Bill Bidwell" [part-owner of the Football Cardinals]
• "Rehabilitating Heart Attack Victims" [local Heart Association's Work Evaluation Unit]

• "The Horse is Here to Stay. . . Again" [local horse racing]
• "Bill Fields" [local television talk show host]
• "Ronald Arnatt" [associate professor of music at UMSL; choirmaster and organist at Christ Church Cathedral]
• "St. Louis Zoo Gift Shop"
• "Children's Birthday Party Plans" [at the Zoo, Eugene Field House, etc.]
• "Washington U's Campus"

• "St. Louis: Ski City U. S. A."
• "Focus on the Far East" [Stix, Baer, & Fuller turns its downtown store into an Oriental bazaar]
• "Steel Traps" [steel trapping in Missouri]
• "A Christmas Gourmet Feast" [St. Louis style]
• "University City's Alternative School"

• "St. Louis, Sing it!" [promoting St. Louis]
• "O'Toole House Equals Love" [group home for girls]
• "University City"
• "St. Louis Art Museum"

• "St. Louis' Historic Homes"
• "Roy Longstreet, A Man of Two Worlds" [local business personality]
• "The Media Center" [of the St. Louis Public Schools]
• "Progress Report: Unemployed Veterans" [a follow-up on the article on Vietnam veterans from the Sept. 1972 issue]

• "St. Louis Children: How Do We Grow Them?"
• "A Better Way Than Boonville: Operation Breakout" [troubled youth]
• "Hospitals: Birth to Death Computerized" [at Deaconess (AKA Forest Park) Hospital]
• "Arthur Loomstein" [the man behind the Chromalloy Plaza in Clayton]
• "How to, Why to, Where to Recycle Just About Anything" [in St. Louis]

Vol. 5, No. 4, Apr. 1973 

• "Paul Berra, King of the Hill" [of St. Louis' Hill neighborhood]
• "Sherlock Holmes is Alive and Well Here in St. Louis!" [The Baker Street Irregulars Club in St. Louis]
• "Crisis in Housing" [in the St. Louis area]
• "St. Louis Runaways" [Youth Emergency Shelter (YES) in St. Louis County]
• "Soccer in St. Louis"
• "The Literacy Council" [of Greater St. Louis]

• "Rodney Winfield" [local artist]
• "Where to Go and What to Do with Your Children" [in the St. Louis area]
• "The Psychic Research Center" [run by Beverly Jaegers in Richmond Heights]
• "The Young Audiences Program" [music programs for kids]
• "Summer at McConnel's Beach" [on the Meramec River]
• "A New Season for Six Flags"
• "St. Louis Runaways, Part 2" [Youth Emergency Shelter (YES) in St. Louis County]

• "Bicycling with the AYH" [local American Youth Hostel cycling]
• "Don Breckinridge, Profile" [president of local hotel chain]
• "The Mississippi River Tricentennial"
• "A Little Patch of Sanity Downtown" [small parks downtown]
• "Choonk: Darts in St. Louis"
• "Channel 9: A Mind Behind Your Idiot Box" [local PBS station]
• "Ernst Krohn, Profile" [local musicologist]

Vol. 5, No. 7, July 1973

• "Feeding a Family by Rolling a Ball" [Professional bowler Norm Meyers of St. Louis]
• "Can a Ladies' Room Really Make a Difference?" [women in City Hall]
• "Where Will Mayor Poelker Lead St. Louis?"
• "Who Really Elected John Bass?"
• "A Step Back in Time: Fellenz Antique Store" [William Fellenz' store on N. Euclid]

• "Trailing the James Gang" [Jesse James and his gang]
• "Pat Taylor: Care, Craft and Metal" [St. Louis artist]
• "Getting Away from It All" [float trips in Missouri]
• "Bringing It All With You" [float trips in Missouri, cont.]
• "Cable TV: The Undelivered Promise" [the cable TV issue in St. Louis; providers, etc.]

• "Hands Tailor-made for Their Work" [St. Louis tailors]
• "Grocers with Loving Hands" [corner grocers in St. Louis]
• "Hands that Work with Wood" [John Rausch, St. Louis cabinetmaker]
• "The House that Tom Built at KMOX" [Tom Battista of KMOX TV]
• "The News the Dailies Didn't Cover" [Local papers shut down during Teamsters' strike]

• "When Your Toaster Breaks, Go Underground" [local "Mr. Fix-its]
• "You've Come a Long Way, Baby" [women and work; National Organization of Women (NOW) and St. Louis]
• "Running an Image up the Corporation Flagpole" [Overlock Howe & Company: St. Louis marketing and design company]
• "Monkey Trial Relived in St. Louis" [controversy over Biblical interpretation at Concordia Seminary]
• "Trading Stamps Stuck in Sticky Situation" [the demise of trading stamp companies in the St. Louis market]

Vol. 5, No. 12, Dec. 1973

• "120 Great Gifts from Foreign Lands (That You can Buy Right Here in Town) [lists local gift shops (with addresses)]
• "A Fine Wine Produced by a Dairy?" [Lucian Dressel and the Mount Pleasant Winery in Hermann, Missouri]
• "A King James Version of Life" [the Amish in Central Illinois]

Vol. 6, No. 1, Jan. 1974

• "What This City Needs is Some Good $1 Houses"
• "96 Reasons You Should Consider a Move Back into the City"
• "The Home Improvement Frauds"
• "Lurching with Your Daughter at the Storefront Dancing Schools"
• "Amtrak: The Forgotten Alternative"
• "The New Big Engine that Might" [traveling from St. Louis to Chicago by train]

• "Mark Twain Updated" [a trip down the Mississippi River]
• "The Enduring World of Anheuser Busch" [photo article]

• "A Swinger's Guide to St. Louis" [St. Louis tennis]
• "Behind the Gates" [St. Louis' private streets]
• "Hull House-ing Poverty" [the settlement house]
• "Wilderness Lodge" [near Lesterville, Missouri]

Vol. 6, No. 5, May 1974

• "The Urban Homesteaders" [rehabbing in Lafayette Square]
• "Lafayette Square: Urban Elegance Restored"
• "St. Louis Cycling" [promotes the establishment of bikeways and describes 10 good places to cycle in the St. Louis area]

• "Asylum from Asylums" [innovative program by St. Louis' Missouri Institute of Psychiatry]

Vol. 6, No. 8, Aug. 1974

• "St. Louisan Condominium Guide" [includes name, location, # of units, # of bedrooms, monthly maintenance fee, amenities]
• "And This is for You, Herbie!" [Harry Gibbs, AKA Texas Bruce, host of KSD-TVs "Wrangler's Club from 1950-1963]
• "Forest Park, St. Louis' 'Magnificent Breathing Space'"

Vol. 6, No. 9, Sept. 1974 

• "Saint Louis Goes Green" [growing popularity of plants]
• "The Citizens Council in St. Louis"
• "The Big Kiss-off of 1944" [St. Louis Browns vs. St. Louis Cardinals in the World Series]
• "Coffee by the Bean" [Dave Charleville of St. Louis coffee fame]
• "Castle Oak" [West St. Louis County recreational center]
• "Ethnic is Alive and Well on the Hill" [St. Louis' Hill neighborhood]

Vol. 6, No. 10, Oct. 1974

• "Contemporary Ideas for St. Louis Interiors" [includes list of stores, w/addresses, specializing in contemporary furniture]
• "Robert Hyland, Jr., the Man Behind the 'Voice of St. Louis'" [late of KMOX radio]
• "Hollywood Never Died at the Neighborhood Show" [small neighborhood movie theaters in St. Louis]

Vol. 6, No. 12, Dec. 1974

• "'Twas the Night Before Christmas" [Who really wrote the most famous Christmas poem of all?]
• "The Unlikeliest Cinderella" [Teddy Nadler, the winningest contestant of the 1950s game shows]

Vol. 7, No. 1, Jan. 1975

• "Cityscape" [St. Louis area legislators]
• "Country Music, Uptown and Down" [in the St. Louis area]
• "St. Louis Block Partnership" [bridging the gap between urban blacks and suburban whites]
• "Julius Hunter, St. Louis' Outspoken TV Newsman"

Vol. 7, No. 2, Feb. 1975 

• "Cityscape" [Ex-governor Warren E. Hearnes and others]
• "Alton, Illinois: River Town in Touch with Its History"
• "Charles Ashman: Chronicle of a Super-salesman" [local radio personality]
• "Bob Cassilly, Young Sculptor" [St. Louis sculptor]
• "On the Ashram Circuit in Arnold, MO" [meditation retreat]
• "Stalking the Wild Roast Beef Sandwich" [at St. Louis restaurants, includes addresses]
• "Big Cat Country" [at the St. Louis Zoo]

Vol. 7, No. 4, Apr. 1975

• "Cityscape" [St. Louis Board of Alderman and other political commentary]
• "Lucky Lindy, The McDaniel Who Survived" [St. Louis Cardinal Baseball player]
• "Mississippi Treasure Hunters" [finding buried treasure in the Mississippi River near the Eads Bridge]

Vol. 7, No. 5, May 1975

• "Cityscape" [St. Louis political scene]
• "Prostitution in St. Louis"
• "Annette Mintz, Contexpert" [woman who enters and wins lots of contests]
• "Where's Everybody Moving?" [the expanding St. Louis suburbs]

Vol. 7, No. 6, June 1975

• "Cityscape" [John Danforth and other items of political interest]
• "North St. Louis' Hyde Park"
• "The Twain Cousin" [Cyril Clemens, distant cousin of Mark Twain]
• "La Crème de la Cream" [St. Louis ice cream shops; includes pictures of the interior of Crown Candy and Velvet Freeze]

Vol. 7, No. 7, July 1975

• "TV Watch" [Patrick Emory and other TV issues]
• "Cityscape" [local political scene]
• "Ten Who Made It on Their Own" [ten local politicians]" Peaches. .. Where to Pick Them and How to Eat Them" [local orchards with addresses and phone numbers]

Vol. 7, No. 8, Aug. 1975

• "In Search of South St. Louis"

Vol. 7, No. 9, Sept. 1975

• "Will the Football Cardinals Finally Find the Elusive Pot of Gold in 1976?"
• "Soaring with the Hawks" [St. Louis Soaring Association]
• "Portrait of Union Station"
• "Vibrations of a Literary Misanthrope" [Washington University Poet Howard Nemerov]

Vol. 7, No. 10, Oct. 1975

• "Carney" [St. Louis radio personality Jack Carney]
• "Cracking the Sports Establishment" [in St. Louis]
• "St. Louis History, Feminist Department"
• "Midnight Snacking" [where to go to eat late in St. Louis]

Vol. 7, No. 11, Nov. 1975

• "The Big Downtown Heist of 1975" [restoration of the Wainwright Building]

Vol. 7, No. 12, Dec. 1975

• "Ms Smith Goes to Law School" [Women lawyers and law firms in St. Louis]
• "Georg Semkov Interview" [Conductor of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra]
• "The Bowl Game that Started It All" [University of Missouri vs. University of Texas in Mexico City]

Vol. 8, No. 1, Jan. 1976

• "The Very Last of the Marvelous Beer Barons" [August A. Busch. Jr.]
• "Bon Marché" [a guide to bargain hunting in St. Louis]
• "Salooning" [a guide to St. Louis bars and discos]

Vol. 8, No. 2, Feb. 1976

• "Is St. Louis Ready for the Turk?" [Derek "Turk" Sanderson, St. Louis Blues Hockey player]
• "Vegetable Power" [ethnic restaurants in St. Louis serving vegetarian dishes]
• "The 2:30 Man" [Ernest Trova, St. Louis artist]

Vol. 8, No. 3, Mar. 1976

• "Lift Up Your Representational, Heroic-sized, $250,000 Head, Tom Dooley" [public art in St. Louis]
• "Holy Cow! It's Harry Caray" [local baseball announcer]
• "The Indecent Pleasures of a Bibliomaniac" [book collecting; lists local used book dealers]

Vol. 8, No. 4, Apr. 1976

• "St. Louis Chefs"

Vol. 8, No. 5, May 1976

• "Forbidden Pleasures of My Youth" [local celebrities talk about their mothers]
• "Glen Echo" [75 years of Glen Echo Country Club]

Vol. 8, No. 6, June 1976

• "Weighing Imponderables" [St. Louis Post-Dispatch editorials]

Vol. 8, No. 7, July 1976

• "A Kids' Guide to Summer St. Louis"
• "Down by the Neighborhood Tavern" [St. Louis Neighborhood taverns]
• "Hrabosky!" [St. Louis Cardinal baseball player]
• "Fences of Iron, Curtains of Lace" [Lafayette Square neighborhood]
• "Small Towns Around St. Louis"

Vol. 8, No. 8, Aug. 1976

• "Ted Simmons Profiled" [St. Louis Cardinal Baseball player]
• "The Best Damn Story about David Merrick in 20 Years" [David Merrick, native St. Louisan, theater producer in New York]
• "Preservation" [St. Joseph's Church and the convention center]

Vol. 8, No. 11, Nov. 1976 

• "As Writers See St. Louis"
• "Midnight Snacking (Revisited)" [eating out late in St. Louis]

Vol. 8, No. 12, Dec. 1976

• "Citizen Fender" [Harry Fender, local radio and TV personality]

Vol. 9, No. 1, Jan. 1977

• "The Great Calculating Machine of Powell Hall" [Peter Pastreich of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra]

Vol. 9, No. 2, Feb. 1977

• "Would You Buy a Used Suit from this Man?" [local newscasters Patrick Emory, Julius Hunter, Steve Schiff and Gene Tuck]
• "Hi, I'm Jim Conway! I want to Be Your Mayor"
• "The 20 Most Powerful People in Town"

Vol. 9, No. 3, Mar. 1977

• "If You've Got It, Flaunt It" [local businessmen and their TV ads]
• "Miss Edwina Under Glass" [Edwina Williams, mother of author Tennessee Williams]

• "At Random: The Gaslight Square Syndrome"

Vol. 9, No. 5, May, 1977

• "The Last Hero" [photo article on Charles Lindbergh]
• "St. Louis Fantasies" [how to make St. Louis a better place to live]
• "My Favorite Things" [26 favorite places around St. Louis]

Vol. 9, No. 6, June 1977

• "High School" [local celebrities tell about their high school days; includes photos]
• "How Channel 4 Lost Its Anchor" [Patrick Emory, local newscaster]

Vol. 9, No. 7, July 1977