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Track Shatters Records At Washington Relays
Track and Field set four new school records at the Washington Nix Relays on Wednesday, Apr. 17. Colton Brendel, Wyatt Kraus, Robert York and Brennan Koepke shattered the 4x110-meter shuttle hurdle relay record at 1:08.88. The previous one inked in 2016 was almost six seconds longer. Matthew Mallory, Kraus, Zechariah...
Eagles Soar Over Wildcats In 16-1 District Crushing
The Eagles (11-5) gave Cuba (1-14) no mercy in a 16-1 district sweep on Tuesday, Apr. 16. After finishing the game in the bottom of the 4th, the Eagles ranked third in their conference behind Pacific and Union. In Sullivan’s post-game huddle, head coach Ian Whitson told his team to...
We Asked 20 Bartenders: What’s the Most Underrated Bourbon? (2024)
Bourbon is among the most popular spirits in the United States, and as its popularity has risen, the options have become increasingly vast. It can be hard to distinguish true quality among the trends in the market. Which bottles are truly delicious? Which ones just offer hype? It’s tough to keep up with the constant evolution of whiskey, especially if you don’t have an unlimited budget. That’s where the whiskey world’s most underrated bottles come in.
New Potosi License Office to Open Next Week
(Potosi) The Missouri Department of Revenue is announcing the new management contract for the Potosi License Office has been awarded to SEMO Tags LLC. All license office contracts in Missouri are awarded through a competitive bid process. The Potosi License Office will be moving to a new location at 301...
Celebrate Independent Bookstore Day at these St. Louis area shops
ST. LOUIS — Independent Bookstore Day will be held on Saturday, April 27, and bookstores around the St. Louis area are celebrating. The national one-day celebration is held on the last Saturday in April each year. The day celebrates independent bookstores across the country, both online and in-store. The...
Could a TikTok-ing trucker, questionable USPS contracts be to blame for a Missouri woman’s fiery death?
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Three weeks after a Missouri woman was killed in a head-on collision involving a semi-truck, a federal report reveals how a lax government vetting process, or lack thereof, may have allowed a risky trucker on the roadway. Your money, and mail, could also...
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