Missouri Baptist men’s basketball team needed to shoot only 40% in Saturday’s game to beat Williams Baptist, 83-79.
Take Charge of your health!
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – Two players recorded over 20 points for the Park University men’s basketball team on Saturday in a surprising 75-67 upset of Missouri Baptist University.
How your iPod can help start a revolution
Know Your Heart Health Risks
De Smet players deliver on Senior Night
A real solution for Valvoline noise control on Sundays and every day of the week.
A Creve Coeur woman shares important facts and her own story about heart health.
As a Brit in St. Louis, I was excited to see the announcements about the St. Louis Rams playing the New England Patriots at Wembley Stadium in London on Oct. 28.
If we don't act, future generations will not enjoy the same beauty and benefits of our natural environment as we do. Learn about the Jewish approach to the environment and making a difference.
Missouri Baptist men’s wrestling needed an extra push at the end by heavyweight Joe Kent to defeat the McKendree Bearcats on Wednesday, 25-22.
St. Louis, Mo. – Missouri Baptist men’s basketball shot an impressive 54% from three-point range, en route to a 94-84 win over Harris Stowe on Saturday evening.
Harris Stowe overcame a 20 point performance by Missouri Baptist’s Andrea Seabaugh in a 64-61 victory over the Spartans on Saturday afternoon.
Creve Coeur Citizens are about to be targeted with an intense marketing campaign to purchase renewable energy credits (REC's).
The NAIA and the American Red Cross announced on Tuesday that Missouri Baptist women’s track and field team member, Taylor Hosna, has been named to the 2012-2013 ARC/NAIA Leadership Program.
Departure from San Antonio
Impressions from festivities at the Army All American Bowl Game Week in San Antonio
Creve Coeur citizen calls for business persons to run for Council seat openings in April Election
All American Bowl reflections from De Smet Head Football Coach Pat Mahoney
Checking in from the U.S. Army All-American Bowl Game in San Antonio
Panel discussion at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl Game
Enjoyable surreal evening getting ready for Saturday's U.S. Army-All American High School Football Game.
I was recently given the honor of being named Creve Coeur's "Citizen of the Year." I have so many fond memories of growing up in Creve Coeur, and they continue today.
This blog is number eighteen in the weekly questions that have been sent to the Creve Coeur Subdivision Trustees leading to the April 2012 elections.
There’s more to the winter blues than most people think. Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a type of depression linked primarily to the late fall and winter months.
Last Sunday was the annual Holiday Tour in Lafayette Square. I've collected some of the best and most creative decorating ideas to use this year and in the future.
A fun poem for the holidays from Lynne Moeller and Meg Berry
As 2011 draws to a close, there is still time to make some smart financial moves to help lower your tax bill.
Grab a fake evergreen wreath and some ribbon at the craft store. Cut some evergreens from your yard and begin a tradition of making your own wreath. It's easy! Really!
Hanukkah is the known as the Festival of Lights. How are you going to nourish the light in your own soul this holiday season and shine your light into the community?
winter, health, fitness, working out
De Smet basketball moms talk about the ups and downs of the Spartans' season on and off the court.
Mothers of De Smet basketball players Nolan Berry and Eric Moeller will give their take on the season from a parent's perspective in an ongoing blog.
Congratulations to Kim Kelly Smith for winning our Back to School photo contest!
Tiger fans are getting ready for their first taste of Southeastern Conference football against the Georgia Bulldogs.
Plaza Motors' request to build a Jaguar/Land Rover dealership will now be considered by the Creve Coeur City Council Monday.
I would never fathom a Thanksgiving without Turkey. But one without giving thanks may be more common. Judaism teaches that giving thanks is a core value. Don't miss the opportunity this year!
The district is using a new model for staff development instead of early release days for students.
Tips on how to stay safe while gardening.
High school junior Nate Noss has a mission to bake 2,400 pumpkin pies for local homeless shelters but needs the help of local businesses and individuals.