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CONCERT REVIEW: Post Malone, Jelly Roll hit the stage in St. Louis with rap, country style

16 hours ago | whig.com | Mike Sorensen

Genre lines weren't blurred Tuesday night when "Post Malone's Big Ass Stadium Tour" rolled into Busch Stadium. They were simply non-existent. Getting his start as a rap and hip-hop star, Malone - real name Austin Post - has leaned more heavily in recent years on the roots, down-home country sound, while still infusing the music with his own R&B and trap flares.
Blue Devils fight hard in WB6 home loss to Rock Island

1 day ago | whig.com | Dorian Ducre

QUINCY – The regular season is winding down and Quincy High softball has picked up a couple of late season wins, riding a three-game win streak into a big time Western Big 6 Conference matchup against Rock Island on Tuesday at home. Rock Island is the current No. 1 team in the conference and the Blue Devils are currently the No. 7 team, but outside of a tough second inning QHS went toe to toe with the Rocks in a 14-7 loss.
Blue Devils strike early and often in a dominant home win over Alleman

2 days ago | whig.com | Dorian Ducre

QUINCY -- Quincy Blue Devils baseball has raised their level of play this month winning four of their last five games into their matchup against the No. 3 team in the Western Big 6 Conference, the Alleman Pioneers. The Blue Devils had one their best games all season with the bat, out-hitting Alleman 22 to 4, scoring eight runs in the bottom of the second and fourth innings and leading to a 17-2 win, improving to 5-8 in the WB6.
Are insects the future of food?

5 days ago | whig.com | Deborah Gertz Husar

Acceptance of entomophagy, or eating arthropods, is low in the United States, University of Missouri Extension field horticulturist Tamra Reall says, but look for numbers to grow as efforts are made to feed the growing world population. More than a quarter of the world’s population already eats insects as a protein source. Most edible insect species have nutritional yields comparable to conventional meat on a per-gram basis, according to the National Institutes of Health.
'This felt like a home to me': Culver-Stockton graduate found transfer worked best after previous school closed

5 days ago | whig.com | Deborah Gertz Husar

CANTON, Mo. — Faith Younce never intended to graduate from Culver-Stockton College. The Kansas City native, who grew up in the St. Louis area before moving with her family to Washington state, planned to earn a degree at Iowa Wesleyan University. “That’s where both of my parents went, and I was given a full tuition scholarship. You can’t really pass that up,” Younce said.
Flesch leads the way in QND win over Blue Devils

5 days ago | whig.com | Dorian Ducre

QUINCY -- It’s always a highly anticipated battle whenever Quincy Notre Dame and Quincy High girls soccer teams face off and Friday night at Advance Physical Therapy Field was no different in a down to the wire battle. “Hats off to them and their effort, overall it was a good night, weather was good and a lot of people came out,’ said QND head coach Mark Thomas.
Patricia Racette named artistic director of the Opera Theatre of St. Louis

5 days ago | whig.com | Ronald Blum

Soprano Patricia Racette will become artistic director of the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis, filling a key management position of a company she has been associated with since her debut there in 1993. General Director Andrew Jorgensen said Tuesday that she will take over on Oct. 1 from James Robinson, who had been artistic director since 2009 and announced in June that he was becoming general and artistic director of the Seattle Opera.
Puterbaugh, Hull provide the punch for Pittsfield in win over Payson Seymour

6 days ago | whig.com | Mike Thomas

PAYSON, Ill. -- Pittsfield had its bats going from the start in Thursday's 15-6 win over Payson Seymour. Saukees third baseman Draven Puterbaugh led the charge, going 3-for-4 with a walk, double, four RBIs and two runs. He was one of four Pittsfield batters to collect four hits. "I finally saw fastballs," said Puterbaugh. "I'm used to curveballs all the time and sliders all the time. I finally had a pitcher who couldn't really land his and threw fastballs.
Hannibal finishes undefeated in NCMC play with dominant win over Marshall on senior night

6 days ago | whig.com | Dorian Ducre

HANNIBAL, Mo. -- It was senior night and also an opportunity for Hannibal girls soccer to continue their dominance in the North Central Missouri Conference, hosting the Marshall Owls. The Lady Pirates were great once again looking very much in postseason form with a 9-1 win over the Owls, scoring six of those nine goals in the first half. “We built a pretty comfortable lead early on in the first half,” said Hannibal head coach Eric Hill.
Let's Play Two: Slugging Saukees spoil senior night for Payson Seymour

6 days ago | whig.com | Mike Thomas

PAYSON, Ill. -- Pittsfield's bats proved to be too much for Payson Seymour to handle on Thursday as the two teams finished a game delayed after two innings from a month ago and played their regularly scheduled game afterwards. Pittsfield defeated Payson Seymour 11-4 to complete the first game and finished off the Indians 11-1 in five innings in the second game. "They're putting the ball in play," said Pittsfield head coach Ariana White. "They're doing well.