Check out photos from Jefferson College’s March 5 softball game against Mineral Area College.
The exhibition basketball team raised $4,000 for the Arnold Chamber of Commerce during their visit.
Ten months after his passing, 7-year-old Jackson Schmitt and his family have made an immense impact in the Jefferson/St. Louis area to raise funds for child cancer research.
The Lions won 51-44 against the Rams.
The Pioneers won 4-1 against the Warriors.
The luncheon, formerly named the Black History Luncheon, drew over 500 people for its 25th anniversary.
Photos don’t lie – the show will thrill with color and fun. It takes the stage March 5-7.
There were some real characters among the 1,000 attendees at the event, which focused on comic book culture.
Dramatic moments were aplenty at the tournament in Columbia. Which is your favorite shot?
With the annual holiday concert canceled due to bad weather, the Festus High School bands gave their first public performances since the high school football season ended (well, there was the Twin City Christmas Parade). The Freshman, Concert and Symphonic bands made up for lost time with a …
Enjoy scenes from the fair. More than 500 people attended, raising $1,305 for BackStoppers.
About 860 people turned out for the event, held at Northwest High School in Cedar Hill.
About 50 people participated in the march, held Jan. 19 in the Twin Cities, on a blustery winter day.
Over 100 children and adults enjoyed face-painting, arts and crafts, bowling and an appearance from Santa.
Three days into the tournament Hillsboro won 50-39 against Arcadia Valley, Festus lost 51-43 to North County and Jefferson lost 90-49 to South Iron.
Almost 1,000 people attended the ceremony, with a performance by the De Soto High School Choir, a story reading by Santa Claus and more.
About 225 people attended the dinner, held at Jefferson College in Hillsboro. Proceeds go to the college foundation.
The fourth annual WinterFest featured an ice rink, carriage rides, a petting zoo and other attractions.
The 91st annual parade drew about 100 floats and groups, with lots of spectators along the route.
30-degree temperatures didn’t stop a large crowd from watching the annual parade on Dec. 2.
Tickets are available for the tour at locations around De Soto and online at gethealthydesoto.org.
The Oscar Wilde classic comedy, "The Importance of Being Earnest," was subtitled by its author as "A Trivial Comedy for Serious People," but even if you're not so serious, you'll enjoy the Festus Theater Department's presentation of this farce.
Ted Howell photos
More than 500 job seekers attended the fair, held at the Fox C-6 Service Center.
The Dittmer-based organization is celebrating five years of providing non-electronic entertainment options for kids.
Displays will stay up through Oct. 31 as part of the annual Eureka Scarecrow Festival.
About 600 seniors attended the Leader-sponsored event, held at the Arnold Recreation Center.
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