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DrupalCamp St. Louis 2015 is coming soon (less than a month away!), and we have some great news to share: Alina Mackenzie (alimac) will be this year's keynote speaker, and the keynote's topic will be "Finding the entrance: Why and how to get involved with the Drupal community".

Registration opens soon, but session proposals are already being accepted, with a cutoff of May 29—so propose your session today!

Proposed date: Late Feb. - Early Mar., 2014

We are in the beginning stages of planning a Drupal Camp in St. Louis. If you are interested in participating in planning, presenting or attending an event of this nature, let me know. I will add updates as they come in.

I am totally new to Drupal and unsure how to set Drupal up in a way that makes sense for multiple non-profit orgs helping the poor and marginalized here in Columbia, Mo. I would like to connect with someone who can help me build up a stable Web presence such that multiple people can contribute to a site but it retains its "non-Drupal appearance" (at least to some degree) and allows for a singular editorial voice.

Hi all! I was just introduced to this group by Ken Rickard from Palantir. I posted a case study for the Saint Louis Review, a local Catholic diocesan newspaper with an audience of about 500,000 Catholics in the metro area on my website: Case Study: St. Louis Review.