The Wildcats won 71-55 against the Vikings at home.
Annika Herbert and Kate Hillyer of Eureka each scored their 1000th career point during the game in a 67-50 win against Parkway West.
206 families in De Soto and Hillsboro received “baskets” of food and other items in time for Christmas.
Over 100 children and adults enjoyed face-painting, arts and crafts, bowling and an appearance from Santa.
Seckman won 50-46 at home despite making just 16 out of 47 shots.
Seckman won 47-38 at the Candy Cane Classic in Imperial, following a loss against Fox last season.
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.
The Vikings won 92-52, topping 90 points for the third time in the 2019-2020 campaign.
About 225 people attended the dinner, held at Jefferson College in Hillsboro. Proceeds go to the college foundation.
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.
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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.
The Herculaneum High School Marching Band closed out its 2019 regular season Friday (Oct. 18) at Dugan Memorial Field with a halftime show featuring selections from the hit-laden catalog of Stevie Wonder. The band also saw 11 of its senior members saluted at halftime.
A crowd of 800 to 900 people showed up for the event’s debut, held under clear skies.
More than 4,000 women showed up in full witch regalia to haunt the streets of Kimmswick.
The last regular-season home football game of the season -- the Festus High Homecoming game on Friday (Oct. 11) -- was a bone-chiller, as temperatures dipped into the low 40s for the first time this season. Suddenly uniforms that were too hot in mid-August didn't provide quite enough insulat…
The Lions won in two games, 25-21, 25-17, moving to 18-5-1 on the season.
More than 1,000 people attended the event at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds in Hillsboro. The Horse Show has been held since 1946 but this was the first time a festival was part of the event.
The Festus High School Marching Tigers band took a road trip over the weekend, traveling to Cape Girardeau to take part in a Mass Band Day with the Southeast Marching Band of Southeast Missouri State University. The Tigers were joined by high school bands from Sikeston and Perryville, making…
The 26th annual event was rained on for the first time, but still draw a large, engaged crowd.
The Wildcats won the tri-match at Fox Run Golf Club.
About 2,500 people took part in the festivities, held at locations around De Soto.
Organizers estimated 12,000 people attended the annual fest, which battled rainy skies.
After their season opener was postponed by storms, the Festus High School Marching Tigers band had to wait three long weeks to make their season debut before the fans at Tiger Stadium. The Marching Tigers made all their practice pay off on Friday (Sept. 27), with a scintillating performance …
Rescheduled from a June rainout, the annual event, held at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds and organized by the Hillsboro Community Civic Club, attracted a large crowd and positive comments on social media.
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