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Rockwood Golfers Advance to PGA Jr. League National Championship
Madison Pyatt, Joshua Hooper and their teammates stood in a line at the Country Club of St. Albans on Sept. 27, eagerly awaiting word from their coaches at the top of a nearby hill. Pyatt, a LaSalle Springs Middle seventh-grader, and Hooper, a Babler Elementary fifth-grader, are part of the...
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Superman Celebrities Attending Conventions Next Weekend (October 23-26, 2026)
Superman fans in St. Louis, Lexington, Edinburgh, Whippany, and Auckland will want to get along to local conventions taking place next weekend, as a number of Superman-related celebrities will be in attendance. GalaxyCon St. Louis (Missouri) is on October 23-25, 2026. Brett Breeding, Peter Facinelli, Kerry Gammill, Brian Austin Green,...
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Chuck Berry Turns 100 as St. Louis Family Keeps His Rock Legacy Alive
Chuck Berry would have turned 100 years old on Oct. 18, and in St. Louis, the man widely called the father of rock ’n’ roll is being celebrated the way he lived much of his life: with a guitar in hand and family close by. A concert at the Grandel is scheduled for Oct. 22.
Boone Country Connection
Augusta Harvest Festival and Pie Contest Results
The Augusta Harvest Festival, hosted by the Greater Augusta Chamber of Commerce, was held over the weekend of September 18, 19, and 20. The event began with Swingin’ in the Vines on Friday night at Honey Bee Vineyards. Guests enjoyed picnic baskets, wine, and live music. On Saturday, September...
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Trying It Live's Damon Arnold Honored as Top 10 Black Media Professional.
Trying It Live celebrates First Alert 4's Damon Arnold, honored among just 10 Outstanding Black Media Pros by the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis!! Arnold was recognized at this year's Salute to Blacks in Media Luncheon, honoring powerful voices and lasting legacy with exceptional excellence in television, radio, print and digital media. The Trying It Live team says they are so thrilled for him.
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Rabbi Mark Shook uncovers surprising stories of Jewish St. Louis in new video series
Long before Anheuser-Busch became synonymous with St. Louis beer, a Jewish entrepreneur was already trying to make a living brewing the stuff. His name was Joseph Phillipson, and he arrived in St. Louis around 1807. He was among the earliest Jewish settlers in the region and began brewing beer decades before the city’s most famous brewery came along.
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Museum of Illusions St. Louis gets a spooky makeover with Weird Wonders
Ever wondered what it would look like to be abducted by aliens? Or have your head appear inside a fortune teller’s crystal ball? This Halloween, families can experience both without leaving St. Louis. Museum of Illusions St. Louis (3730 Foundry Way) has transformed some of its most popular exhibits...
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About 300 attend Eagles fall festival, 50th anniversary event
The Meramec Arnold Eagles’ fall festival to celebrate its 50th anniversary and recruit new members was a success, said Eagles member Kevin Keeve. The free event was held Oct. 3 at the Eagles Club in Arnold. “We thought everything went really well,” said Keeve, 49, of Arnold. “The weather...
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Things To Do In St. Louis: Country Royalty, Open-Air Arenas, and Gothic Symphonies: Why Wynonna Judd, Thomas Rhett, and Edward Scissorhands Are Colliding Next Friday
Missouri entertainment splits right down the cultural middle on Friday, October 23, 2026. From Wynonna Judd’s gritty powerhouse vocals at Stifel Theatre and Thomas Rhett’s open-air stadium anthems at Morton Amphitheater to the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra’s gothic performance of Edward Scissorhands at Powell Hall, here is your breakdown of the top live experiences dominating the weekend.
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New children’s book brings more than 100 years of Saint Louis Zoo history to life
For generations of St. Louis families, a trip to the Saint Louis Zoo has been something of a childhood rite of passage. Maybe you remember riding the Zooline Railroad, visiting Phil the gorilla, or the excitement surrounding Raja’s birth. Now, a new children’s book is helping families revisit those memories while introducing a new generation to the animals and stories that have made the zoo a St. Louis institution.
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Saint Louis Zoo announces arrival of new female polar bear
ST. LOUIS, Mo., (KBSI) — The Saint Louis Zoo is preparing to welcome a new polar bear this fall as part of a breeding program aimed at protecting the threatened species. Laerke, a 5-year-old female polar bear, is expected to arrive from Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium in Tacoma, Washington.
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Pavlov's Dog Mourn Surkamp
David Surkamp, the founding vocalist, guitarist and principal songwriter of Pavlov’s Dog, died unexpectedly on October 13. Violinist and mandolin player Abbie Steiling announced his passing on behalf of the band. No cause of death was disclosed. Her tribute remembered Surkamp’s poetic sensibility, generosity toward his fellow musicians and...
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Cinema St. Louis weathered the storm—literally—thanks to a big anonymous gift
Not everyone thought it was a good idea when Cinema St. Louis bought the historic Hi-Pointe Theatre. It was 2023, and the world was just stumbling out of a global pandemic. Some pundits weren’t sure people would ever return to crowded movie houses, especially when streaming at home had gotten so good.
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A musician once dreamed of leaving St. Louis. Now she's developing its future artists
A graduate of Central Visual and Performing Arts High School, Brianna Brown always knew she wanted to perform. Under her stage name, Be.Be The Neosoul, Brown had her sights set on moving back home to New York to pursue her dream of performing, growing her craft and becoming a world-renowned artist. After performing at a local Cinco de Mayo festival, she could almost taste her future.
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With or without putter, Rothery exemplifies mental toughness, perseverance for Viz golf
Visitation senior Annie Rothery walked to the practice green at Bear Creek Golf Club in Wentzville, parked her golf bag and reached for her putter. It was 10 minutes before her tee time at the GISL Conference Tournament when she realized the only putter she has ever used was left on the practice green at Algonquin Golf Club near Kirkwood, 40 miles away.
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Vote now in the Getting Floor’d Photo of the Week contest. Each week, we will nominate photos taken by O-Zone and nominate them for the Photo of the Week. See previous winners at the bottom. Winners can contact Mike Scott (mscott@ky3.com) about getting their photo. Bolivar Softball. Diamond Football.
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Glory Hole Challenges, Skateboard Dreams & Cheese Blocks of Shame
The Rizzuto Show is preparing for the Glory Hole Challenge, which is already a sentence nobody involved should be particularly proud of. Before Riz sticks his face anywhere questionable, the crew tackles another important milestone of getting older: figuring out which hobbies are officially too dangerous to start now. Skateboarding? Probably. Skiing? Maybe. Water skiing? Enjoy your new meniscus. Playing guitar? Absolutely. Learning the tuba? Sure, assuming everyone else in your house has wronged you somehow.