St. Louisans will no longer be able to get “Rich man’s carpet at a working man’s price,” as the self-proclaimed “Becky, Queen of Carpet” has landed, ending her more-than-30-year reign over the region’s flooring industry.
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Marketing expert talks legacy of ‘Queen of Carpet’
St. Louisans will no longer be able to get “Rich man’s carpet at a working man’s price,” as the self-proclaimed “Becky, Queen of Carpet” has landed, ending her more-than-30-year reign over the region’s flooring industry.
Marketing expert talks legacy of ‘Queen of Carpet’
St. Louisans will no longer be able to get “Rich man’s carpet at a working man’s price,” as the self-proclaimed “Becky, Queen of Carpet” has landed, ending her more-than-30-year reign over the region’s flooring industry.
Five questions with Nathan Muchhala, associate professor of biology
Muchhala was granted a research sabbatical for 2023 to further his research and launch a large-scale project in the tropical forests of northern South America.
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