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Wellston resident Ashley Franklin taught her son Moquion Franklin how to ride his bike on Monday, April 20. The 6-year-old boy is a student at The Kindergarten Center in the Normandy Schools Collaborative. All public schools in Missouri have shifted to remote learning for the rest of the semester to slow the spread of COVID-19.
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COCA Hip Hop Crew, along with COCAdance, The Knuckles and Tonina are slated to perform as part of COCAchella virtual spring fundraiser.
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Fans of early 2000s R&B would have been filing into Chaifetz Arena on Friday, April 24 to check out Millennium Tour 2020 – which was set to star Omarion, Bow Wow, Ashanti, Sammie, Pretty Ricky and more. But regionwide COVID-19 precautions said otherwise. As lead singer of B2K, Omarion was featured in the 2019 installment of the concert series that also starred St. Louis’ own Chingy when the show played Enterprise Center last March.
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Charles Turner practiced good public safety protocol with his face masked and wearing protective gloves due to the COVID-19 outbreak. The 8-year veteran with the City of St. Louis was working in the 1200 block of Pine Street on Monday, April 20.Â
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Spanish Lake resident and competitive kayak bass angler D.J. Williams, 34, spent his last day fishing in Spanish Lake Pond before Spanish Lake Park closed on April 3 to slow the spread of COVID-19. He has been fishing since he was 6 and had planned to compete that weekend in the KBF National Championship in Guntersville State Park in Alabama before it was postponed because of the pandemic. St. Louis County Executive Sam Page announced that the park was among those reopening on April 28
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Bruce Thompson practiced good public safety protocol with his face masked and wearing protective gloves due to the COVID-19 outbreak while waiting for the bus in the city’s St. Louis Place neighborhood on Monday, April 20. Public health officials advise to continue social-distancing and self-protection practices for the foreseeable future.
Photo by Wiley Price
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Bianca enlisted the talents of the one and only DJ Nune for a drive by spin session as she celebrated her birthday while being mindful of social distancing on Saturday.
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Rev. Carl S. Smith and family gathers at New Beginning Missionary Baptist Church.
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Urban League opens COVID-19 testing site with Affinia in Jennings -
Riverview Gardens School District faculty and staff distributed free food and books to students and their families on March 24. Â
Photo by Wiley Price