• Your Health Matters 8-4-11

  • Interim Dean Dr. K. Ravindra, holding model airplane, explains a point to visiting students from Hazelwood North and Hazelwood Northwest middle schools during a tour of the supersonic wind tunnel laboratory on the campus of Parks College of Engineering, Aviation and Technology. In the background is Hazelwood Northwest Middle School’s Gateway to Technology teacher Phyllis Fairman.

  • Soul singer Dwele and the lovely ladies of Café Soul (a.k.a. Angela Brown and Nicole Stevenson) were on hand at Budweiser and Myspace Music’s Opening Act contest Saturday night at The Loft. Dwele performed hits from his nearly ten years in the neo-soul game for guests as judges deliberated back and forth among the big talent that battled for the top prize.

  • Legendary poet Shirley LeFlore, director Lyah Beth LeFlore and

    producer Marsha Cann offer insight during rehearsal for ‘Rivers

    of Women,’ a stage adaptation of Shirley’s work that fuses music,

    dance, poetry and prose for an ode to the feminine spirit.

  • Dr. Bernard Randolph Jr., Arielle V. Randolph, Dr. Bernard Randolph Sr., with Dr. Michael Railey in the back.

  • Vickie Newton, Dannielle Welch- Benson and Shameem Clark- Hubbard at Dannielle’s baby shower at Maggiano’s Little Italy.

  • A Tribe Called Quest
  • John Legend

  • President Barack Obama met with Congressional Leadership in the Cabinet Room of the White House to discuss ongoing efforts to find a balanced approach to the debt limit and deficit reduction on July 13. Pictured, from left, are: House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, House Speaker John Boehner, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell. The deal was finally concluded this week.

  • Design for summer Micah Jones, a sophomore, works on a project in Art and Design, a summer class at Hazelwood West High School. The class, taught by Elizabeth Dorman, teaches fundamental techniques.

  • Donald White aka Hootz the Clown
  • Philos host pageant fundraiser

  • Students and parents made the most of the St. Louis Public School District’s Back to School & Community Empowerment Festival in 2011.

  • Cong. Emanuel Cleaver
  • Hazelwood Back-to-School Fair

  • Kacy Seals is principal of Confluence Preparatory Academy,

    which will graduate its first class of seniors this

    year.

  • Larry Hughes and members of his foundation were on hand in Forest Park recently to give a group of 50 kids at the Herbert Hoover Boys & Girls Club brand new bikes and helmets. “As a child, I spent time at the Herbert Hoover Boys & Girls Club,” Hughes said. “I want to encourage children and their families to eat healthy and to participate in physical fitness activities every day!”

  • City youth become published authors
  • James Horn
  • Nixon must put local control on the agenda
  • Joyce Roberts

  • Lydia Banks, age 10, played in the sprinkler from a St. Louis Fire Department pumper during the People’s Health Center’s Keeping Our Children Safe National Night Out event at its Delmar location.

  • This Saturday, St. Louis’ Marshall Faulk will be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame

  • St. Louis Rams Marshall Faulk rushes for short yardage against the Philadelphia Eagles in the fourth quarter at the Edward Jones Dome in St. Louis on December 18, 2005. Faulk, who had 87 yards on the day, moved into the ninth spot for all-time rushing in the NFL. (UPI Photo/Bill Greenblatt)

  • A Level Playing Field

  • St. Louis Rams wide receiver Mardy Gilyard catches the football during training camp at the team’s practice facility in Earth City.

  • St. Louis Rams Marshall Faulk cuts through the San Francisco 49er’s defense in the fourth quarter at the Edward Jones Dome in St. Louis on December 24, 2005.Faulk, who gained only five-yards rushing and caught passes for 44-yards on the day may have played his last game in St. Louis as the Rams finish up their 2005 home schedule with a 24-20 loss to San Francisco. (UPI Photo/Bill Greenblatt)

  • Cheryl Harris
  • Louise Reeves
  • Calvin Nicholas
  • Sandra Jordan
  • Charlene Crowell

  • Current and former Women of Achievement Valerie Patton, Carol Weir, Margo DeLoch, Cheryl Polk, Katie Harper Wright and Bessie Peabody.

  • Lee A. Saunders

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