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Jacob Abernathy

Farmington man shatters window at St. Luke’s United Methodist Church

April 25, 2025

The St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office issued charges on April 24 on suspect Jacob Abernathy, 29, of Farmington, Missouri, 63640, for institutional vandalism and first-degree property damage. Abernathy...

Ian Parai. Photo by Unique Footprints Co.

Mehlville High School senior Ian Parai earns every available merit badge

By Ellie Marshall, News Editor April 24, 2025

Ian Parai, a senior at Mehlville High School, has accomplished what few – approximately 620 Scouts, to be exact – have done: earned every single available merit badge.  “I think for me, it was...

Mehlville board approves purchase of new trailer

Mehlville board approves purchase of new trailer

By Ellie Marshall, News Editor April 24, 2025

Due to the dilapidated nature of the current transportation trailer, the Mehlville Board of Education approved the purchase of a new transportation trailer for the district at its April 10 meeting.  “The...

Lindbergh soccer eyes postseason push

Lindbergh soccer eyes postseason push

By Jeremy Housewright, For the Call April 24, 2025

The Lindbergh High School girls soccer team notched a statement win on April 14, shutting out Union 2-0 behind a dominant performance from sophomore standout Kasey Patten. Patten netted both goals—one...

The members of the Lindbergh High School racquetball team who attended nationals pose with their trophies and medals. Photo courtesy of Joshua Jones, one of Lindbergh racquetball's coaches.

LHS racquetball succeeds at nationals

By Ellie Marshall, News Editor April 24, 2025

Twenty-eight players representing the Lindbergh High School racquetball team beat program records at this year’s National High School Racquetball Championships, winning second place in the nation across...

LHS baseball blazes ahead with hot start

LHS baseball blazes ahead with hot start

By Jeremy Housewright, For the Call April 24, 2025

Things are clicking for the Lindbergh High School baseball team this spring, as the Flyers storm into mid-April with a 10-2 record and one of the area’s hottest offenses. Coming off an 18-15 season in...

South Tech students gasp at the realism of the SIMLab patient mannequins at Chamberlain
University. The mannequins have the ability to breathe, blink and have stretchy skin. The mannequin
pictured above simulated a postpartum woman.

South Tech nursing students get hands-on experience at Chamberlain University

By Ellie Marshall, News Editor April 24, 2025

In an effort to combat the nursing shortage, Chamberlain University St. Louis hosted 45 students from South Tech High School at “Experience Nursing Day” on April 11.  “Nursing is in such high...

Doug Beck

Missouri Democrats filibuster GOP effort to overturn voter-approved paid sick leave

By Clara Bates, Missouri Independent April 23, 2025

Missouri Democrats stonewalled a Republican effort to roll back a voter-approved paid sick leave law, blocking action in the Senate for more than nine hours before GOP leadership adjourned the chamber...

Oakville soccer beats Mehlville 4-1, eyes tough district matchups ahead

Oakville soccer beats Mehlville 4-1, eyes tough district matchups ahead

By Jeremy Housewright, For the Call April 23, 2025

The Oakville High School girls soccer team delivered a commanding 4-1 win over Mehlville on April 15, boosting their record to 5-3-1 as they approach the heart of the season. With this victory, the Tigers...

Throughout the 36-hour Musicthon, Lindbergh students updated a poster indicating funds raised.

LHS students raise over $8,000 for childhood cancer research

April 23, 2025

Lindbergh High School band students performed for 36 straight hours during this year’s Musicthon, raising $8,023.02 for childhood cancer research and to assist families of children with cancer through...

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