In the second home game of the season, the Varsity volleyball team played Marquette High School Sept. 20, in Roberts Gym.
Webster lost the match with three sets (set 1 score 25-18), (set 2 score 25-11) and (set 3 score 25-18). Continue reading Slideshow: Women’s Varsity volleyball plays Marquette
Freshmen volleyball players bond and practice in Roberts Gym on Tuesday, Sept. 22. Photos by Ali Schulz Continue reading Slideshow: Freshmen volleyball players prepare for season
Volleyball players dedicated their Sept. 30, game to honor of late team member Kara Wrice. Team members and spectators wore purple to the game in memory of Wrice, who would wear a purple mask to practice. Money was collected and donated to the Kara Lynn Wrice Foundation. Continue reading Slideshow: Volleyball players remember former teammate
Roger’s Produce is open 12 months a year. The produce market is located in Old Orchard on 645 E. Lockwood Avenue.
People come to the market on the Sunday afternoon, looking to buy locally. Continue reading Slideshow: Rogers Produce kicks off fall with seasonal produce
On the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, more than 7,500 Flags of Valor were displayed on Art Hill in Forest Park to remember the victims, first responders and servicemen and women who died as a result of those attacks.
The American flags were visible Sept. 4-12. Photos by Lydia Urice Continue reading Slideshow: Flags of Valor remembers 9/11
Hot air balloons light up the night at the St. Louis Gateway Balloon Festival. The festival took place at World Wide Technology Raceway in Madison, Illinois, Sept. 3-6, 5-9 p.m. Photos by Lydia Urice Continue reading Slideshow:St Louis Gateway Balloon Festival returns Labor Day weekend
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 Continue reading Slideshow: Missouri History Museum offers informative diversion
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 Continue reading Slideshow: Track team prepares for upcoming season
Voters turned out in high numbers to vote at St. Louis County polling sites Nov. 3. Lines had begun to form as early at 5 a.m., and election agencies predicted the voter turnout would be the largest percentage since 1992. Photos by Elise Wilke-Grimm Continue reading Slideshow: County voters line up to cast ballots
Winter Wonderland, the yearly holiday light spectacle at Tilles Park, will open its doors on Nov. 20, despite the ongoing pandemic. It is expected to have more lights than usual, which may be compensation for the lower turnout. Continue reading Tilles Park to present annual lights show
Contributing writer Dria Moore shares images of Tilles Park patrons enjoying the autumn weather after county parks reopened in September. Continue reading Slideshow: Park patrons enjoy autumn day
Contributing writer Calum Shank shares images of residents enjoying Tilles, Blackburn and Ivory Crockett Parks after they reopened in September. Continue reading Slideshow: Residents enjoy re-opened county parks
Kirkwood Market is a hub of baked goods, jams, jellies, spices and herbs. The market has been around since 1976 and is the site of the Kirkwood Pumpkin Patch and the Kid’s Fun Zone in October. Continue reading Slideshow: Kirkwood Market offers autumn goods, activities
Webster Groves restaurants have adapted and taken precautions to concerns about Covid-19. Continue reading Slideshow: Webster restaurants adapt to COVID
As a high contact sport, soccer currently has restrictions regarding having games between other schools; therefore, the team has adapted to scrimmaging themselves at practice. Photos by Kelly Woodyard Continue reading Slideshow: Men’s soccer exercises safety while preparing for season