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Gateway STEM Jaguars Erion Jackson (23) gives the stiff arm to Soldan’s Javonta Robinson (6) during their game Saturday, Sept. 21, 2019 at Soldan. The Jaguars went on to defeat the Tigers of Soldan 38-12.
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“A Night For Life” benefit for L.I.F.E. Arts Inc. will take place at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, September 29 at the Touhill Performing Arts Center.
Photo by Sarah Levin
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Seth Aryee’s ‘Barbershop’ is among the work included in ‘Adornment,’ an exhibition curated by Yvonne Osei that opened Friday, September 20 and will run through December 15.
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Neighborhood Leadership Fellows -
Activist Anthony Shahid, who was critical to keeping the Jason Stockley case alive, protested with a makeshift Stockley hand puppet in downtown St. Louis on September 15, 2017.
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St. Louis County Older Resident Programs (CORP) customer Elizabeth Hodges (left) with CORP volunteer driver Pamela McKnought, who has been a driver for about five years
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A crowd enjoyed food and drink at the Taste of Black St. Louis in Tower Grove Park on Saturday, September 14.
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Nathan and Pamela Boyd recline at their home in St. Louis with their dog Princess. Pamela Boyd is a caregiver to her husband Nathan, a prostate cancer survivor, and serves as a 27th ward alderwoman in St. Louis.
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St. Louis Treasurer Tishaura O. Jones and her son Aden marched with a crowd of nearly 300 through Fairgrounds Park on Saturday, September 14 for the Mother’s March to End Gun Violence.
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DJ Kut of 95.5 FM welcomed comedian and “Snowfall” co-star DeRay Davis ahead of his sold-out weekend engagement at Helium Comedy Club.
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Activist Anthony Shahid, who was critical to keeping the Jason Stockley case alive, protested with a makeshift Stockley hand puppet in downtown St. Louis on September 15, 2017.
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Judge Noble and Judge Draper -
St. Louis County Police Chaplain Byron Watson -
Some protesters drew attention to Missouri’s environmental problems, including flooding and extreme heat.
Photo by Eli Chen / St. Louis Public Radio
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Corion Love, 15, speaks with his mentor Darren Seals, founder of Sankofa Unity Center, at the Sept. 12 informational meeting on Cure Violence, which was held at the Deaconess Foundation.
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Nathan and Pamela Boyd recline at their home in St. Louis with their dog Princess. Pamela Boyd is a caregiver to her husband Nathan, a prostate cancer survivor, and serves as a 27th ward alderwoman in St. Louis.
Photos by Wiley Price
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D’Wayne Sargent, Jr. and Joshua Stump, newly hired Bank of America Community Lending officers in St. Louis
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Kwame Foundation raised more than $50K at Golf Tournament -
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Shirley and Charles Brown -
2019 Scholarship recipients -
Shirley Brown, Charles Brown and Wiley Price -
Carol Daniel and Valerie Bell -
Adolphus Pruitt, the president of the St. Louis NAACP, outlined allegations that former St. Louis County Executive Steve Stenger violated the law around minority contracting at a news conference on September 17.