The St. Louis Regional Chamber put out a video entitled the “Spirit of St. Louis” last week, and they featured RoverTown, one of the city’s promising startups. The video is a who’s who of acclaimed St. Louisans, including Hall of Fame baseball player Ozzie Smith, hockey great Brett Hull, beloved business owners, even Bob Costas, and many more, all searching for the missing “Spirit” of St. Louis. While the premise of the video is not meant to be serious, it does beautifully showcase the city and its many great businesses and landmarks. You’ll see inside the majestic Fox Theatre, a typical summer evening at the Muny, and even showcases the Metro East with views of Alton, Illinois. Check out how RoverTown saves the day by “retooling their app” to find the missing Spirit. Nice job RoverTown. See their starring role beginning at 7:05 on the video, or watch the whole thing to see the sights of St. Louis.
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