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Ground Is Broken on New Crestwood Community Center

South Orange · South Orange

Ground Is Broken on New Crestwood Community Center

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Dirt has been overturned in Whitecliff Park — one of the first tangible signs of the new Crestwood Community Center. On May 23, a groundbreaking ceremony was held at 9245 Whitecliff Park Lane, where community members and local leaders gathered to celebrate the official start of a new and improved multipurpose facility. The City of Crestwood expects construction — which should take between 18 and 24 months — to begin sometime in the following we…See the Story

Affton students, faculty partner with local professor for class on pirates

St. Louis, United States · St. Louis

Affton students, faculty partner with local professor for class on pirates

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Gallery • 2 Photos Students from Affton High School engage in a piracy lecture with Dr. Lisa Lillie. Photo courtesy of SLU's 1818 ACCP newsletter. This semester, pirates sailed onto the scene with Affton High School’s new course, “Sea Scoundrels: A Global History of Piracy.” Under the instruction of Lisa Lillie, a dual credit history coordinator at St. Louis University, a handful of Affton students had the chance t…Read Article

Lutheran South High School takes home five awards for ‘Little Women’

St. Louis, United States · St. Louis

Lutheran South High School takes home five awards for ‘Little Women’

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Lutheran South High School’s production of “Little Women” won big at this year’s St. Louis High School Musical Theatre Awards. Of the eight categories they were nominated in, the Lutheran South troupe took home five: Outstanding Musical, Outstanding Ensemble, Outstanding Supporting Actor, Outstanding Direction and Outstanding Faculty Technical Execution. “I think I’m still in shock,” Lutheran South teacher and theatre director Phylan Peters-Bah…Read Article

Tim and Hannah Pauk bring goats to South County with Kids on Kerth

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Gallery • 9 Photos Photo by Ashlynn Perez One of the Kids on Kerth goats. Goats are living on Kerth Road. Tim and Hannah Pauk aren’t shy to share about their herd. In fact, Hannah regularly posts videos of their seven goats — funny clips of the animals getting into the house or dancing to music — to her 32,000 followers on Instagram and almost 44,000 on TikTok. Still, it sometimes surprises people to hear the couple keeps goa…St. Louis, United States · St. Louis Read Article

Crestwood’s polar bear mascot, Cliff, is back

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This summer, Crestwood residents may see a familiar, furry face popping up at city events: Cliff the polar bear is back in South County. Crestwood’s mascot made his return recently, showing up to the Splashtacular Summer Kickoff at the Crestwood Aquatic Center on May 23, following the groundbreaking of the new community center. Locals and children can get their picture taken with the mascot when they spot him. As a white polar bear, “Cliff” is a…Polar Bear · St. Louis Read Article

Sunset Hills Board of Aldermen approves QuikTrip development

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Sunset Hills residents will see a QuikTrip in their neighborhood in the coming days, following the unanimous approval of the convenience store by the Sunset Hills Board of Aldermen on May 13. The 16-pump gas station will be located at 10200 Rahning Road along Highway 30, joining 138 QT locations in Missouri. The tract of land is a mostly forested area, directly west and downhill of the Sunset Pointe subdivision. Four bills were passed at the b…St. Louis, United States · St. Louis Read Article

Lindbergh Schools named 2024 Heritage Award winner

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Lindbergh Schools’ mission statement is simple: “Excellence in learning. Designing the future.” But on May 20, the district instead looked to its past as it received the 2024 Heritage Award by the Southwest Area Chamber of Commerce in honor of the school district’s 75th anniversary “We greatly appreciate the chamber’s partnership and support of Lindbergh Schools over the past several decades and are truly honored to accept this year’s Heritage …St. Louis, United States · St. Louis Read Article

Cor Jesu Academy Alumna Shines on Broadway

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Eleven years ago, Maggie Kuntz stepped into Cor Jesu Academy. She was a freshman with a handful of voice and dance lessons under her belt, but she had yet to dazzle the fine arts department at her new high school. But she did so, and she did it quickly. “I remember watching her dance audition and thinking, ‘Holy cow,’” Kathleen Pottinger, dean of student life at Cor Jesu Academy, said. Pottinger served as the choir director while Kuntz was in h…New York City · New York See the Story

Lindbergh thespians hold annual Mazarins

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Gallery • 4 Photos Photo by Sebastian Rosas A thespian dresses as the queen of hearts for the 2025 Lindbergh Mazarins. Lindbergh Thespian Troupe 2533 held its annual Mazarins on May 17. The two-hour event featured senior acts, songs, skits, videos and more. Trophies were awarded to individuals involved in anything from stage managing and costume design to lighting and acting. A Kahoot – an online quiz platform – was also made…St. Louis, United States · St. Louis Read Article

Oakville High School sophomore Samuel Engel makes waves in local music scene

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Though only a sophomore at Oakville High School, Samuel Engel has already made a name for himself in the local music scene. Starting his musical journey on drums during the COVID-19 pandemic, Engel has since moved to the bass guitar, performing with two local bands: Aragon, a teen cover band started by Engel that plays a mix of 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s rock – “the era when rock ‘n’ roll was at its best” – and Torchlight Parade, an original band st…Music · St. Louis Read Article

Arnold native Kaleb Calvert beats bench pressing world record

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Before Kaleb Calvert turned 14, he had one goal: to beat the bench pressing world record for his age group. “I just noticed that my bench was pretty close to it, so I decided to go for it,” Kaleb, an eighth grader at Providence Academy – a Pre–K–12 “classical Christian school” in South County – said. After approximately three months of training nearly every day, Kaleb not only met the record, but smashed it, benching 230.5 pounds, 5.5 pounds…St. Louis, United States · St. Louis Read Article

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