GRANITE CIY – As Music in our Schools Month comes to a close, Granite City High School band director Wyatt Roberds recognized the 25 members of the GCHS Marching Warriors. The Class of 2022 helped lead the Marching Warriors to a memorable year, which included: Smith Walbridge Drum Major Clinics – July 25, 2021 Thumbs Up Award Runner up Squad of the Day Jonas Etchison - Outstanding Drum Major and Drum Major First Class O’Fallon Metro East Marching Classic – September 11, 2021 3rd Place Band – Class 3A 1st Place Color Guard EIU Panther Marching Band Festival – September 25, 2021 1st Place Band – Class 6A 1st Place Music 1st Place Visual 1st Place Drum Majors Grand Champion Fort Zumwalt North River City Showcase – October 9, 2021 7th Place Band – Class 6A 8th Place Band Overall in Finals U of I – Illinois Marching Band Championships – October 23, 2021
Red Hot Chili Peppers made good on their word to pay tribute to Taylor Hawkins during their headlining set at the New Orleans Jazz Fest this past Sunday. During the…
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For almost a half hour Thursday afternoon, the Missouri Capitol hallways echoed with the familiar tones and gently stated voice calling state senators to the floor: “The absence of a quorum has been noted.” Inside the chamber, Sen. Mike Moon, R-Ash Grove, waited. His top priority bill, to ban transgender youth from participating on sports […]
The courage and skill of the Tuskegee Airmen, a group of primarily African American military pilots and airmen who fought in World War II with the 332d Fighter Group and the 477th Bombardment, is honored and takes flight through the…
You may have heard that Republican politicians have been celebrating Elon Musk’s announced plans to purchase Twitter, in the belief that his extraordinarily confused understanding of free speech and content moderation will allow them to ramp up the kinds of nonsense, abuse, and harassment they can spread on Twitter. I’m still not convinced that will […]
314 Pilates owner Natalie Sutto finds accessible movements for clients who are struggling with debilitating health issues, assisting them as they strive to regain their lives after their bodies have betrayed them.
They're seemingly popping up all over the place.
At intersections in downtown St. Louis.
Along a stretch of North Broadway.
And, if you drive on Grand Boulevard past the Fox Theatre, your car will definitely hit one of them.
Potholes.
"All year round, there are just too many potholes," said Valesia Young.
Sure, potholes are a seasonal problem, but the St. Louis mom and scores of other drivers are sick of them.
"I've had to repair a broken axle three times," Young said.
Young said in the past…
The St. Louis-based company, which installs utility meters for electric, gas and water companies, just signed a lease for a second headquarters in Baltimore.
Since Madigan’s departure, the party has decentralized its organization, put together its first email list of supporters, digitized outreach activities and created a recruitment, training and support infrastructure for Democratic candidates.
ST. LOUIS - Congratulations to a former FOX 2 employee! Mikala McGhee won Miss Missouri USA Sunday night. She represented St. Louis in the statewide pageant. She now advances to the Miss USA pageant where she will represent the entire state of Missouri. The St. Louis native started at KTVI/KPLR as an intern in 2019 [...]
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