This is the fourth issue of the 106th year of the ECHO.
Media
Voices of Webster: Columnist asks ‘Are these brownies worth the 100-hour time commitment?’
Columnist Ava Musgraves makes 100-hour brownies and shares her observations.
Echo News Roundup: Feb. 26, 2021
Editor-in-chief Jaden Fields shares this week’s headlines: springs sports begin with meeting March 1, EXPLORE offers career opportunities for young people of color, and peer tutoring resumes in library.
Voices of Webster: Wrestling team adapts to COVID restrictions
With the impact of COVID, the women’s and men’s wrestling teams have been impacted. Video editor Calum Shank talks to Coach James LeMay about the adjustments the team has made due to COVID.
Wrestling team adapts to COVID restrictions
With the impact of COVID, the women’s and men’s wrestling teams have been impacted. According to Coach James LeMay, the team has a lot of adjustments with COVID.
Echo News Roundup: Feb. 19, 2021
Editor-in-chief Jaden Fields shares this week’s headlines: the student council’s blood drive, the experiential teaching program, men’s tennis organizational meeting and the Neighbors of Webster Groves internship opportunity.
Slideshow: Missouri History Museum offers informative diversion
The Missouri History Museum located in Forest Park has six current exhibits opened to the public. They are open from Wednesdays to Sundays at 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. More information is available at mohistory.org/museum. Photos by Kimmy Dang
Voices of Webster: Valentine’s Day, birthdays impacted by COVID
Social media editor Zeke La Mantia reports on the challenges that COVID has presented when celebrating Valentine’s Day and birthdays.
Echo News Roundup: Feb. 11, 2021
Editor-in-chief Jaden Fields shares this week’s headlines: change in hours required for Statesmen Service Awards, Valentine’s Day Tri-M singing grams and Interact Club’s collection of goods for the homeless or needy.
Echo News Roundup: Feb. 5, 2021
Editor-in-chief Jaden Fields shares this week’s headlines: ACT testing, Tri-M singing grams and STUCO soda Crush grams.
Slideshow: Track team prepares for upcoming season
Distance runners participate in a workout at the track on Wednesday, Feb. 3. Cross Country season takes place in the fall, and track in the spring, necessitating constant training. Photos by Ben Miller
Voices of Webster: Restaurants reopening/Indoor dining becomes available
News/opinion editor Elise Wilke-Grimm reports on the re-opening of county restaurants for indoor dining.
Willie’s Comic by Calvin Lescher
Willie’s Comic by Calvin Lescher
Print Version: WG ECHO January 2021 Issue
This is the third issue of the 106th year of the ECHO.
Echo News Roundup: Jan. 29, 2021
Editor-in-chief Jaden Fields shares this week’s headlines: STUCO Crush soda sale, Scholar Bowl, Little Bit Foundation winter clothing drive and the men’s golf team informational meeting.
Voices of Webster: Editorial–Capitol riot shows inequity of police response
History was made on Jan. 6, with the attack of the United States Capitol, the situation showing the differences between White and Black America. The angry mob of President Donald Trump’s supporters, upon his directions, stormed the nation’s capitol and… Read More ›
Makerspace offers creative opportunities
Contributing writer Samuel Hewitt talks to Makerspace teacher Mindy Siefert about some of the Makerspace projects.
Echo News Roundup: Jan. 22, 2021
Editor-in-chief Jaden Fields shares this week’s headlines: tie-dye opportunities, a cappella auditions, PSATs and the STUCO blood drive,
Voices of Webster: Makerspace offers creative opportunities
Contributing writer Samuel Hewitt talks to Makerspace teacher Mindy Siefert.
Restaurants reopening/Indoor dining becoming available
Throughout COVID restaurants have either lost significant amounts of money and/or had to close down. According to http://www.restaurants.org 100,000 restaurants had to permanently close down just six months into the pandemic and there are still nearly 3 million unemployed restaurant workers looking for jobs.
PSA: Echo demonstrates how to wash hands
Contributing writer Joe Harned shares the proper method for washing hands to prevent transmission of disease.
