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Piasa, IL · Education
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Crim: ‘Grandpa’ still providing leadership, wisdom as Louisiana tries to rekindle its football glory days
LOUISIANA, Mo. – Forty years ago, Tony Gschwender and Louisiana High School stood atop the football world. Behind a then-record passing performance by quarterback Brad Wahlgren and a defense that yielded an opening-play touchdown and little afterward, the Bulldogs toppled unbeaten Seneca 23-14 in the Missouri Class 2 state championship game at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City.
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Piros Signs donates scoreboard to Northwest
A Barnhart-based sign company recently donated and installed a refurbished digital football scoreboard valued at $500,000 to $600,000 at Northwest R-1 High School. Piros Signs also offered to relocate the digital portion of the high school’s existing scoreboard to a new location near the concession stand, allowing for a scoreboard at each end of the football field.
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Suit seeking SLPS board member’s removal won’t come to a head until after closure vote
Even before Robert Harvey was sworn into the Board of Education for the St. Louis Public Schools last February, questions swirled about whether he qualified for the position. State law requires that school board members have spent the previous three years living in the district they seek to represent. But evidence suggested Harvey had only moved to the city two years earlier.
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Five Area Collegiate Schools to Compete in Three-Day College Transit Challenge
ST. LOUIS (Oct. 27, 2026) … Five area colleges and universities are preparing to face off in the 2026 College Transit Challenge, a three-day, region-wide competition designed to show students and campus communities just how far public transit can take them. The challenge runs Thursday, Nov. 5, through Saturday, Nov. 7, and is hosted by Citizens for Modern Transit in partnership with the St. Clair County Transit District and Metro Transit.
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STLCC Promise Program helps students pay for college and train for high‑demand careers
A new initiative at St. Louis Community College aims to make school more affordable for students pursuing careers in high‑demand jobs. The STLCC Promise Program’s goal is to create a pathway to jobs that pay roughly $50,000 a year, such as those in automotive technology, cybersecurity, paramedic technology and accounting.
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Student Life
WashU faculty raise concerns over classroom assignments
Certain WashU faculty have raised concerns over classroom assignments throughout the past several years, including various scheduling issues and classrooms misaligned with class sizes. “This semester, my CHEM 4851 lecture meets in Mallinckrodt,” said Senior Lecturer William Spees. “I didn’t even know they had classrooms over there.”
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KOMU
Hickman football’s second-half comeback falls short in regular-season finale loss to Lift For Life
A late fourth-quarter pick-six proved to be the decisive blow in Hickman football's 18-13 loss to Lift For Life in Saturday’s regular-season finale at De Smet Jesuit High School. Despite not completing the comeback, Hickman did show admirable adversity against injuries and fought valiantly against the deficit. Trailing 18-7...
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Band wins state championship, heads to Bands of America contest in the St. Louis dome
Fresh from winning the state championship last week, the Webb City Cardinal Pride Band is going back on the road Friday to the dome in St. Louis to compete in the Bands of America Super Regional Contest. Last Saturday, the Cardinal Pride Band won the Missouri State Marching Association Class...