STL Black Biz

STL Black Biz STL Black Biz was founded as a resource for those seeking to patronize Black Businesses. Louis City, St. Louis County and surrounding areas including Illinois.

STL Black Biz was founded as a resource for those seeking to patronize African-American businesses that are located in St. Founder Eleanie Campbell
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10/08/2026

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Elizabeth Donielle built her name by helping other people get seen. Through Elizabeth Donielle PR & Media Agency, she co...
10/07/2026

Elizabeth Donielle built her name by helping other people get seen. Through Elizabeth Donielle PR & Media Agency, she connects St. Louis entrepreneurs, organizations and community stories with the media exposure that can move their work forward.

Her agency says clients have landed exposure on outlets including Good Morning America, Tamron Hall, CNN, FOX 2, KMOV, KSDK, STLTV, BET, Black Enterprise and the St. Louis American. She has also served in PR/media roles for local cultural and community events, including St. Louis’ Juneteenth Festival.

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10/06/2026

Own a Black-owned business in the St. Louis region?

Submit your information to the free business guide. See the link in the comments below..

10/05/2026

Setbacks don’t mean stop. Sometimes they’re setting you up to come back stronger, wiser, and more prepared than before. Keep going. 💪🏾

10/04/2026

Happy National Boyfriend Day

10/03/2026

We're standing on the shoulders of our ancestors.
Let's go!



Eight Dimensions Wellness Center is creating space for people to heal, grow, and move forward with dignity—mind, body, a...
10/02/2026

Eight Dimensions Wellness Center is creating space for people to heal, grow, and move forward with dignity—mind, body, and spirit.
Dr. Sunshine Echols is building wellness with the whole community in mind.

Construction is moving forward on the Urban League Plaza along West Florissant, transforming long-vacant property into a...
10/02/2026

Construction is moving forward on the Urban League Plaza along West Florissant, transforming long-vacant property into a commercial center designed to bring new businesses, jobs and entrepreneurial support to North St. Louis County.

The 13,500-square-foot development will include plans for a business incubator and several community-serving businesses.

So I asked Chat to make me a photo that would get me 5,000 new followers… 😂The picture came out 🔥. The 5,000 followers? ...
10/02/2026

So I asked Chat to make me a photo that would get me 5,000 new followers… 😂

The picture came out 🔥. The 5,000 followers? Apparently, they’re still loading. 😂

But since you’re already here… are you following STL Black Biz yet? 👀

We’re talking Black business, community, resources, AI, entrepreneurship and the people making things happen in St. Louis.

Now let’s see if Chat knew what it was doing. 😂

Construction is moving forward on the Urban League Plaza along West Florissant, transforming long-vacant property into a...
10/02/2026

Construction is moving forward on the Urban League Plaza along West Florissant, transforming long-vacant property into a commercial center designed to bring new businesses, jobs and entrepreneurial support to North St. Louis County.

The 13,500-square-foot development is expected to open in spring 2027 and includes plans for a business incubator and several community-serving businesses.

St. Louis American +1
A site once marked by loss after the 2014 unrest is being rebuilt with a new purpose—creating space for business growth, services and long-term investment in the community.

Information obtained the St. Louis American.

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