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- 1SIBA's Zipper & Stitch 2026 Brings Emerging Design Talent to St. Louis Runway▼Zipper & Stitch 2026: SIBA Brings Fashion, Creativity and Emerging Design Talent to the St. Louis Runway
SIBA is staging Zipper & Stitch 2026, a fashion event in St. Louis showcasing emerging design talent and creative work on the runway. Coverage from DELUX Magazine highlights the event as a platform for new designers to present their collections and for the city's fashion community to gather, drawing attention to St. Louis as a growing hub for creative talent.
- 2Union ends strike at Sibanye-Stillwater Montana mines▼Union representing Sibanye-Stillwater mine workers ends strike
The union representing workers at Sibanye-Stillwater's mining operations in Montana has ended its strike, according to Montana Free Press. The move brings to a close a labor dispute at the mines, though details on the terms of any agreement and when workers will return were not immediately given. Sibanye-Stillwater is a major employer in the region, with its Montana operations producing platinum and palladium, making the resolution significant for the local economy.
- 3Evanston Church to Host Fisk University Choir and Isibani Awards▼Lula B. Sherman church to present Fisk University Choir, celebrate Isibani Awards on Oct 16
Lula B. Sherman church in Evanston is presenting a performance by the Fisk University Choir on October 16, alongside a celebration of its Isibani Awards. The event combines the historic choir's music with recognition of community honorees, drawing attention from local readers in the area.
- 4Sibanye-Stillwater strike ends after collective bargaining deal▼Collective bargaining agreement reached at Sibanye-Stillwater, strike over
Sibanye-Stillwater and its workers have reached a collective bargaining agreement, bringing the strike at the company's operations to an end. The deal resolves the labor dispute, and employees are expected to return to work. The company, a major precious metals producer with significant operations in Montana, had faced disrupted production during the stoppage.
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The strike at South African mining company Sibanye-Stillwater has ended. No further details about the settlement or the terms agreed between workers and management are available at this time, and it is not yet clear when normal operations will resume at the affected sites.
- 6Over 400 Sibanye-Stillwater miners end strike in Montana▼More than 400 Sibanye-Stillwater workers end strike, back to work in Columbus and Nye on Friday
More than 400 Sibanye-Stillwater workers have ended their strike and are returning to work at the company's Columbus and Nye operations in Montana on Friday. The decision brings to a close a labor dispute at the mining company's Montana sites, with the full workforce resuming duties. Details on the terms resolving the walkout have not been released, and it remains to be seen how relations between the company and its workers will proceed.