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Members of the Saints youth drumline from Columbus, Ohio worked their magic for the crowd on Sunday during the second annual “Showdown: Historically Black College & University Drum Line Show and Recruitment Fair” held at the Chaifetz Arena. -
Jessica Pou, a student who attends St. Alphonsus Liguori (“Rock”) Catholic Church in North St. Louis, was congratulated by Archbishop Robert J. Carlson at a Mass held on MLK weekend at Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis. She is one of 27 area teenagers who were recognized for their commitment to social justice by the Archdiocese of St. Louis with a Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Model of Justice Award. -
The Label manager Teri was among plenty of women on hand Wednesday night to realize a teenage dream thanks to Rockhouse Ent. , Hellafly and Black Vision. 90’s heartthrob blactor Larenz Tate was in the building for a special night celebrating music and poetry that paid homage to Tate’s urban classic film ‘Love Jones.’ -
Javier Hill, 4, received a height and weight check on Monday from medical assistant Brianne Nash after the opening of the new pediatric wing at Betty Jean Kerr People’s Health Center’s facility on West Florissant Avenue. -
Helping St. Louis see its future -
Dwayne Butler, CEO at Betty Jean Kerr People’s Health Center, spoke with Vickie Wade, VP of clinical administration, on Monday at the opening of its new pediactric wing at its facility on West Florissant Avenue. -
“If Alvin hadn’t started this, none of us would be here.” – Judith Jamison -
Ann Cuiellette’s new cookbook, Classic Creole, a Celebration of Food and Family, features family recipes and stories from New Orleans. -
Walter Mosley will be at St. Louis County Library Headquarters to read from his latest book, When the Thrill is Gone, on Saturday, March 12. -
Integrating Soulard Mardi Gras -
Evelyn Lozada -
Kandi Burruss -
Oprah and Wendy -
Pete Sanders -
DeShawn Munson -
Cardinal Ritter holds their Class 3 District 5 championship plaque after defeating Maplewood Richmond Heights in overtime 62-58. It’s the second consecutive district championship for Cardinal Ritter (22-5), the defending Class 3 state champions. They advance to play Orchard Farm on Wednesday in a sectional game at St. Louis Community College Florissant Valley. Tipoff is at 6 p.m. -
Terry Artis of Show-Me Sound hyped the crowd at the second annual “Showdown: Historically Black College & University Drum Line Show and Recruitment Fair” held Sunday at Chaifetz Arena. -
DNA testing delayed in Clemons case -
Brigham Young’s leading rebounder Brandon Davies was dismissed from the team for violating the school code of having sex with someone you are not married to. -
Cardinal Ritter’s Cameron Biedscheid (33) scores over Maplewood’s Aaron Spudich (40) and Gregory Jarrett (50) to score two of his game-high 31 points in leading Cardinal Ritter over Maplewood Richmond Heights 62-58 to win the Class 3 District 5 title. -
Senior guard B.J. Young, right, scored a game-high 32 points, including 27 points in the second half and all 14 of McCluer North’s points in the third quarter, to lead his team back from an eight-point deficit for a 57-56 win over Chaminade in a Class 5 quarterfinal playoff game at the University of Mo.-St. Louis Saturday afternoon. -
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Our Second Act, Inc. board members: Jacquelyn Harris; Barbara Herschbach; Joanne Bridges; Hattie Riley; Lois Laster; Alvernys Watson and Flora Robinson (not pictured). -
Gloria Carter-Hicks -
Montize Aaron