Webster-Kirkwood Times

The Webster Times made its debut on July 13, 1978, when its first edition was printed. Originally released once a month, this newspaper was created and shared by a small group of recent graduates from Webster College, along with a journalism professor who had just moved to the area.

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Women Business Owners Open Webster Groves Farmers Market

4 days ago | timesnewspapers.com | Jaime Mowers

There’s a new farmers market in Webster Groves thanks to the partnership of women-owned businesses. Webster native Caity Lueken of Oakwood Salon and Aesthetics, in partnership with Amy’s Cake Pop Shop and Boozy Bites, and Maypop Coffee and Garden Shop, have been working to bring a farmers market to Webster Groves. Held for the first time last weekend on the parking lots of Oakwood Salon and Aesthetics at 7987 Big Bend Blvd.
Fight or Flight

1 week ago | timesnewspapers.com | Lynn Venhaus

In theaters May 9The Plot:Exiled American agent (Josh Hartnett) takes on the job of tracking down a target on a plane but must protect this ‘black hat’ (computer hacker) terrorist when they're surrounded by international assassins trying to kill them both. Lynn’s Take:Buckle up, armchair action heroes, for “Fight or Flight” is one wild ride.
Wednesday’s Game Report: Cardinals 5, Pirates 0

1 week ago | timesnewspapers.com | Rob Rains

Wednesday’s Game Report: Cardinals 5, Pirates 0By Rob Rains Victor Scott II did not use his speed to pick up any stolen bases on Wednesday but it still helped the Cardinals defeat the Pirates at Busch Stadium. Twice Scott II was able to score from first base on hits, first on a single by Lars Nootbaar in the third and then on a double by Masyn Winn in the fifth.
Tuesday’s Game Report: Cardinals 2, Pirates 1

1 week ago | timesnewspapers.com | Rob Rains

Tuesday’s Game Report: Cardinals 2, Pirates 1By Rob Rains If Alec Burleson wants to pick up a little extra money on the side, he might be able to sell his secret to success against Paul Skenes. While the Pirates star has dominated opponents since making his major-league debut last season, he hasn’t been able to solve Burleson. That result again helped the Cardinals beat Skenes on Tuesday night at Busch Stadium.
Monday’s Game Report: Cardinals 6, Pirates 3

1 week ago | timesnewspapers.com | Rob Rains

Monday’s Game Report: Cardinals 6, Pirates 3By Rob Rains After not being able to buy a hit for the first few weeks of the season, Willson Contreras is trying to make up for lost time. Contreras hit a two-run homer that flipped a 3-2 Pittsburgh lead into a 4-3 advantage for the Cardinals as part of a four-run sixth inning that led to a win over the Pirates Monday night at Busch Stadium. It was one of three home runs for the Cardinals, with Jos Barrero and Alec Burleson hitting the other two.
City Plans Bridge Repairs Along Sugar Creek

1 week ago | timesnewspapers.com | Linda Jarrett

The Des Peres Board of Aldermen has approved a contract with Horner and Shifrin for $58,700 to perform surveying and design work for sediment removal on three bridges along Sugar Creek. Funding for the project will come from the Sugar Creek Operations, Maintenance and Capital Improvements (OCMI) Taxing District. The three bridges are the Old Dougherty Ferry Bridge, Highland Avenue Bridge and Des Peres Road Bridge.
Facets Of Love

1 week ago | timesnewspapers.com | Jaime Mowers

Oftentimes, all it takes to “Bee Kind” is a little of your time, as evidenced by these stories. They also serve as a reminder that there are many facets of love and kindness. Having worked with the public the past 16 years of my life, I am well aware that people are quick to complain. So, since I have retired, I’ve made it a point to pause, and take the time and effort to compliment service workers.
C-Span Award Winners

1 week ago | timesnewspapers.com | Don Corrigan

Seven Kirkwood High School students have shown their stuff making documentaries to raise awareness of critical issues. Two of the seven video champs scored especially big in a media competition. Nora Schroeder placed second and won a $1,500 prize for her piece involving the toll of the Atomic Age on St. Louis with her documentary, “The Radioactive Waste Crisis: A Hidden Hazard.” Rowan Herr reeled in a third place finish in the C-SPAN documentary competition for students.
From fighting in Iraq to the Cardinals: How Brian Alazzawi is passing along lessons he learned as a Navy SEAL

1 week ago | timesnewspapers.com | Rob Rains

By Rob RainsEven though Brian Alazzawi’s career playing baseball ended after one year in junior college, there is a reason he can relate to the players in the Cardinals’ organization that he works with on a daily basis. Alazzawi may not know what it’s like to be on the mound trying to shut down an opponent’s rally, or what it’s like to be batting with the bases loaded and a game on the line in the ninth inning.
Friday’s Game Report: Mets 9, Cardinals 3

1 week ago | timesnewspapers.com | Rob Rains

Friday’s Game Report: Mets 9, Cardinals 3By Rob Rains It apparently doesn’t matter where the Cardinals play the Mets; the results have been pretty much the same. After sweeping the Cardinals in a four-game series in New York in mid-April, the two teams met again on Friday night at Busch Stadium in the opener of a three-game series. Different ballpark, same result.