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Hockey Game Scores With Local Band’s Tune
In 2018, the St. Louis Blues hockey team commissioned Webster Groves-based alternative rock band The Urge to write and record a “goal song” to be played at home games. The resulting catchy tune, dubbed “The Blues Have the Urge Goal Song” (Let’s Go Blues), now fills the arena at The Enterprise Center when the Blues score.
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How the 2028 Olympics is shaping downtown revitalization — in St. Louis
St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer believes so much in her city’s downtown that she made it the centerpiece of her administration after she took office last year. Like other Midwestern legacy cities, St. Louis is suffering from population loss and post-Covid office vacancies in its downtown. Landmark buildings like the 44-story AT&T Tower and the historic 21-story Railway Exchange have been vacant for years. Squatters and thieves have replaced business tenants, spurring the Wall Street Journal to call the Missouri city a “real estate nightmare” in 2024.
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New sports facility looks at space off Hwy. P
The O'Fallon City Council approved an item related to a proposed new sports facility in the northern part of the city at its Oct. 22 meeting. With three members excused, the council voted 7-0 in favor of aresolution to issue industrial revenue bonds for the project. This is set to...
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Football Falls at Lindenwood, 27-0
ST. CHARLES, Mo. — Tennessee State held Lindenwood to 113 rushing yards and recorded three sacks, but the Tigers were unable to overcome three turnovers in a 27-0 loss Saturday afternoon at Harlen C. Hunter Stadium. The Lions improved to 4-4 overall and 3-1 in conference play, while the...
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Mizzou Tigers and SLU Billikens to meet Nov. 6 in St. Louis
ST. LOUIS — Missouri and Saint Louis University will renew their men’s basketball rivalry on Nov. 6 at Enterprise Center, marking the programs’ first meeting since 2001. The game, scheduled for 6 p.m., is the first of a new three-game series between the Tigers and Billikens. The matchup has been named the Regions Bank Show […]
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Soccer Battles LSU to 0-0 Draw in Season Finale
COLUMBIA, Mo. – Mizzou soccer’s 2026 season came to a close Sunday afternoon with a 0-0 draw against LSU at Audrey J. Walton Stadium, as the Black & Gold outshot the visitors 12-4 and earned nine corner kicks but were unable to find the back of the net.
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Latest Robbie Avila Update on Playing This Season for St. Louis Creates Delay
The St. Louis Billikens are hoping to have Robbie Avila on the floor for them again this season. Of course, who wouldn’t want that? Well, the Billikens’ opponents, to be sure. But for St. Louis, it’s clear and obvious that having Avila on their team makes them a whole heck of a lot better. He’s one of the most impactful players in college basketball.
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Never Judge A Team By Its Record; Pattonville Escapes Hazelwood East in Overtime Thriller
Hazelwood East started the game with the ball, turning over on downs. While the Pirates were close to the end zone, a penalty called back Trevor Beckermann’s (No. 3) rushing touchdown leading to the Pirates also turning over on downs. No scoring plays occurred in the first quarter, but...
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District and quarterfinal softball champions
Francis Howell won the Class 5 District 3 championship with a 3-2 win over Francis Howell North. The Vikings lost 3-1 to Troy Buchanan to end their season. Francis Howell ended with a 25-8 record. Eureka won the District 2 championship with a 5-2 win over Lindbergh. The Wildcats romped...
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Meet the New Athletic Director
Tom Harper is taking on a new role at Mehlville High School as the athletic and activities director after spending several years in the same building as an English teacher. As a Mehlville graduate and longtime coach, Harper is bringing his experience and passion for sports into his new position.
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The Heart of a Spartan
Friday night lights have a way of showing a team’s true colors, and against Fort Zumwalt West, The Francis Howell Central Spartans showed theirs. The scoreboard didn’t finish in their favor, that being 34-3, but from the opening kickoff, the Spartans played with grit and determination. Every whistle was a fight, and every yard was earned.Helmets tapped after big stops. Teammates pulled each other off the turf. Coaches leaned in on the sideline with words of encouragement. All the elements added together created the true heartfelt feeling of what being there really meant. Games like this one don’t just measure a team, they shape it. Coach Brent encourages his athletes to come onto the field with the right mindset.