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"The seeds they planted, are now blossoming," Melvin Theater Director David Godbout said.

More pics at: https://www.randymanning.com/Jersey-at-CM-Football JERSEY - Jersey High School senior rewrote Panther football history on Friday night in a 42-0 win over Civic Memorial with his six touchdowns on the ground. He scored from 63, 82 and 8 yards in the third period alone and also scored a pair of two-point conversions for a total of 40 of Jersey’s 42 points . His point total in the game eclipses Brad Brown’s record in 1988. Withrow is a Jersey Male Athlete of the Month for his performance. Chase thanked his line for their support and said it was a “team effort” to defeat rival CM on their home turf. “Our offense had a great game, but the defense was even better with the shutout,” he said. “We put it all together against Civic Memorial. They are our rivals and we felt like we had to go through. Our younger guys got in and got after it. We are looking forward to playing Columbia next week.” Chase said he wants to play

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A piping new Harvard/Harris poll is out, and it has lots of fascinating stuff on a whole bunch of different levels. Let's dig in. For starters, it turns out that of all the institutions they surveyed, Americans trust Amazon more than almost anything: Hell, I don't even blame people for this. Amazon's service isn't as ...continue reading "Here’s what the American public is thinking these days"

From the Washington Post's print edition today: After some reader complaints, the Post agreed to make their headline a wee bit more accurate:It was too late to make this change in the print edition, but I suppose online is better than nothing. A more prominent placement would also have been nice, but again, I suppose ...continue reading "Who you calling racist, WaPo?"

A popular St. Peters barbecue joint has claimed its second world championship in less than a year, as the St. Louis area lays claim to having the best barbecue in the nation.

The fall weather has many people outside wanting to enjoy the crisp air. With freezing temperatures on the way, people are beginning to winterize their homes.

October is Clergy Appreciation Month. People in the St. Louis area, and even a Fortune 500 company, are celebrating pastors, chaplains, and other spiritual leaders.

We'll wake up Monday morning with clear skies and temperatures in the mid-to-upper 30s.