Washington State

Washington, MO

Springfield, MO

Rolla, MO

The Pacific soccer Lady Indians went fishing on the opening weekend, landing a big one. Pacific (2-0-1) took home the championship trophy from Rolla’s second annual Blue Fish Girls Soccer Tournament, defeating Springfield Catholic (2-1) for the title Saturday, 3-0.

Lady Indians win Rolla crown

Owensville, MO

Pacific, MO

The Indians have a chance to repeat as Four Rivers Conference Tournament champions. Pacific (2-0) won in the tournament’s semifinal round Monday, 7-0, over St. Clair (1-1) at Owensville.

Pacific baseball defeats St. Clair

Sullivan, MO

Union, MO

Union defeated Sullivan in the Four Rivers Conference Tournament semifinals Monday, March 20, at Wildcat Ballpark. To order photo reprints, click the "Buy This Photo" button below the photo you are viewing. Reprints are processed through our photo lab partner MyCapture. Photo orders can now be processed any time, day or night, through our safe secure and easy to use system. We now offer a wide range of photo reprint products including Coffee Mugs, Shirts, Canvas Prints and MORE! Order your reprints today! Photos and other materials on this website are property of the Missourian and are protected by copyright law. Reproduction is unlawful. You may not duplicate this material.

Baseball — Sullivan at Union, Four Rivers Conference Tournament

But, Union scored the most, winning a 13-3 Four Rivers Conference Preseason Tournament baseball semifinal over the Eagles at Wildcat Ballpark Monday.

Wildcats defeat Sullivan

Saint Clair, MO

Union defeated St. Clair, 4-0, in Four Rivers Conference girls soccer action at Stierberger Stadium Monday, March 20. To order photo reprints, click the "Buy This Photo" button below the photo you are viewing. Reprints are processed through our photo lab partner MyCapture. Photo orders can now be processed any time, day or night, through our safe secure and easy to use system. We now offer a wide range of photo reprint products including Coffee Mugs, Shirts, Canvas Prints and MORE! Order your reprints today! Photos and other materials on this website are property of the Missourian and are protected by copyright law. Reproduction is unlawful. You may not duplicate this material.

Girls Soccer — St. Clair at Union

Breaking through with five runs in the bottom of the fourth, the Union baseball Wildcats were able to move past St. James Friday in the opening round of the Four Rivers Conference Preseason Tournament in Sullivan, 8-1. The game was scoreless prior to Union’s five-run fourth. The Wildcats added another...

Wildcats scratch out five runs in fifth to beat St. James

Bringing back two state qualifiers, the St. Francis Borgia golf Knights are seeking more success on the links this spring. “I am looking forward to my second year as the boys head coach,” Borgia’s Michael Pelster said. “We really had a great season last year and I am looking to build off it. We had two players make it to the state tournament last year and we are returning them both.”

Golf Knights return two state qualifiers for 2023

New Haven, MO

With 48 team members, including two returning all-state performers, the New Haven track Shamrocks are eager to start the 2023 season. John Tucker, entering his 26th season in charge of the New Haven track program, has 32 girls and 16 boys out for the team.

New Haven track returns two all-state throwers

Saint Louis, MO

East Central College has announced that “Today in St. Louis” journalist Alex Fees, an ECC graduate, will address the class of 2023 at the college’s Saturday, May 13, commencement ceremony. Fees, who originally is from Union, attended ECC from 1982-84, graduating with an associate of arts degree...

KSDK's Alex Fees to speak at college’s graduation

Following the release of Annual Performance Reports (APRs) on school districts statewide earlier this month, Washington School District Superintendent Jennifer Kephart discussed some of the changes since the last time the numbers were released at the school board’s meeting last week. As Kephart and many others have previously noted,...

Washington superintendent: Pandemic impacted school scores

A gas station on the west side of Washington will soon be under new ownership. James Fortner, a partner with Wortman-Fortner, LLC., said his company is purchasing the ZX gas station, 6791 Highway 100, which is currently owned by the Arnold O. Kandlbinder Trust and Theola Kandlbinder. The Kandlbinder’s son, Randy, said the family built the gas station in 1988.

Gas station near Bluff Road will be rebranded after purchase is finalized

Missouri State

The Riverside Short Film Festival returns next month and promises to once again take moviegoers on a trip around the world. This year’s festival, which is set for April 1 at the Walt Theatre in downtown New Haven, features 16 films produced by moviemakers in Europe, North America and the Middle East.

Movie Magic: Filmmakers preview movies selected for upcoming Riverside Short Film Festival

An effort to ban panhandling in Washington has stalled. “I’m disappointed, very disappointed,” said Second Ward Councilman Mark Hidritch, who along with other members of the Washington City Council had been advocating for the city to approve an ordinance that would bar people from soliciting money while on city property or in the right-of-way of city streets.

Council hits pause on efforts to crackdown on panhandling in Washington

The Friends of the Washington Public Library Speaker Series continues with a presentation from three young authors. The trio are scheduled to speak at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, March 30, at the Washington Public Library.

Trio of young authors to speak at Washington Public Library

Washington on Monday joined dozens of other Missouri cities in signing onto a multi-million dollar settlement agreement with pharmacies and drug makers who are acknowledging their role in the opioid epidemic. Washington City Attorney Mark Piontek said it is unclear how much the city will receive as part of the...

Washington signs onto opioid lawsuit settlement

Texas State

Hermann, MO

The recent shooting of two police officers in Hermann, one of them fatal, is a reminder of the impact such events can have on a community. I was a reporter in Odessa, Texas, in September 2007, when three officers were shot by a domestic violence suspect. Two of them died that night, the third a few days later.

Folsom: Covering police tragedy

There continues to be an outpouring of community support for the families of the two officers shot in Hermann on March 12. “I just want to say thank you to each and every person from Franklin, Gasconade counties, and beyond that have shown support for Detective Sergeant Mason Griffith and Officer Adam Sullentrup this last week,” said New Haven Police Chief Christopher Hammann, who worked with Sullentrup at NHPD and knew Griffith. “Both men dedicated their lives and careers to serve the communities in which they lived and worked. I have attended multiple funerals for first responders over the years and have never seen this level of support for law enforcement in my life.”

More than $50K raised for Hermann police officers

The weeks-long investigation into a February morning carjacking is reaching a conclusion. Washington Police Department spokesperson Detective Lt. Steve Sitzes said investigators are about a week or two away from wrapping up their investigation into John A. Smith, Jr. of Piedmont, who is suspected of stealing a woman’s car on Feb. 2, 2023.

No charges yet for man suspected of stealing Washington woman's car

Faith leaders from the Roman Catholic Church and the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church will gather in St. Louis on Wednesday for a special prayer service as the war in Ukraine continues to rage on. Participating in the Divine Liturgy, which is scheduled for 6 p.m. on Wednesday, March 22, will be...

Archbishop Rozanski to hold special service for Ukraine

Franklin County, MO

As area voters weigh whether to approve a 3 percent sales tax on recreational marijuana sales in Franklin County and several cities within the county, officials have some ideas of how to spend the new revenue. But nothing is set in stone. The city of Washington may have the most...

Plethora of pot taxes to be found on the April ballot

More than two years after authorities first searched his home, a Washington man has been charged with felony second-degree drug trafficking. The charges against Leon David Morgan, 42, were filed March 1. His home was searched Dec. 28, 2020.

Blue Jays pin Pacific during senior night

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