Webster-Kirkwood Times Publisher Randy Drilingas was born in St. Louis, Missouri and grew up in Sappington, MO. He attended Lindbergh High School and went on to Missouri State where he received his ...
Gray, Dorothy “Dottie” Loretta: 1925 — 2026. Dottie Gray (née Singer), age 101, passed away peacefully on Thursday, July 16, 2026, surrounded by family in Scarborough, Maine. She was born on June 14, ...
Nelson, Paul F., of Webster Groves, Missouri, passed away peacefully on Friday July 17, 2026, at the age of 90. Paul was born on Oct. 4, 1935, in Dixon, Missouri, to Elmer (stepmom Goldie) and Nola ...
Jim, a lifelong Missourian, was the son of James and Lila Dodge Hershfelt. Jim graduated from Kirkwood High School in 1978 before studying carpentry at Ranken Technical College. A proud union ...
It seems anticlimactic now, this World Cup final on Sunday. The Times went to press before England played Argentina, so we don’t yet know whether the mates of Harry Kane or Lionel Messi will be taking ...
What a great article on The Rep’s 60th anniversary! It brought back lots of memories for me. I was a freshman conservatory student at Webster College in 1967 (during The Rep’s second season) and spent ...
Paschen, Mary Patricia (nee Noonan), 98, of Glendale, Missouri, passed away suddenly Sunday morning, July 12, 2026, as she was preparing to host one of her famous brunches with lifelong friends. We ...
Many filmmakers dream of a chance to see their movie on the big screen, and Kirkwood and Webster Groves are home to writers and directors chasing that goal. The annual St. Louis Filmmaking Showcase, ...
“The new Web site is a living, interactive entity with content that will be constantly changing during the week,” said Times publisher, Dwight Bitikofer. “New features will be added over the next ...
All eyes were on retiring Rock Hill Police Officer Ron Zeigler, grand marshall of the Rock Hill Festival Parade, as he waved to parade goers in early October. Many, too, couldn't help but notice the ...
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Paul Day, St. John Vianney High School’s head football coach, was not concerned. Likewise for the players. The Golden Griffins trailed Fort Osage 14-0 at halftime in the Class 5 Missouri State ...
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