Posts Tagged ‘Webster Groves’
University hosts Garden Glow for centennial celebration
Susan Klein and Sherry Sullivan graduated with the class of 1994. They have been friends since their second day at Webster University, when they met on the fourth floor of Maria Hall. Klein and Sullivan attended Webster’s centennial homecoming celebrations together. “I think it is a lot of fun, it is a great opportunity to…
Read MoreWebster University’s Third Annual Wellness Fair Attracts Record Number of Students
Wunmi Osiyemi was one of many students to win a prize drawing at the third annual Wellness Fair, which took place Wednesday in Grant Gymnasium. Osiyemi won a 30-minute free massage at Massage Works, but there were plenty of other prizes like jump ropes, emergency fitness kits and two grand prizes; Forerunner 10 watches. This…
Read MoreRepertory Theatre to open season with “One Man, Two Guvnors”
by Rebecca Doran The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis opens its season with a knee-slapping comedy. The award-winning show “One Man, Two Guvnors” opens this Wednesday at 8 p.m. “One Man, Two Guvnors” takes place in 1963 Brighton, England. The plot centers on a murder and an arranged marriage, but neither go according to plan.…
Read MoreWebster Groves shop owner mingles with the stars
Jean Scholtes said it was surreal to get the call inviting her to attend a pre-Emmy Awards celebrity gift lounge for charity, but she still isn’t sure how her business, Kind Soap Company, was chosen as one of the participants. The event, hosted by GBK Productions, shone the spotlight on many businesses like Scholtes’ on…
Read MoreCrossfire at city council calls for change
SGA President Gabrielle Deimeke calls for better communication and collaboration efforts between City Council, Webster University, Eden Seminary and Nerinx Hall High School on zoning issue.
Read MoreAlex Wilking: Reflections from the City of Fog
A Study-Abroad’s Farewell
Read MoreRolling Ridge Nursery grows from deep family roots
With the craze of the spring crowd, the garden team at Rolling Ridge Nursery is sticking to what they know: history, flowers and family.
Read MoreCity Plan Commission postpones discussion and voting on proposed zoning
The Webster Groves City Plan Commission voted unanimously to postpone any discussion or voting on the proposed education zoning until their April 2 meeting.
Read MoreUniversity, Eden and city await judge’s decision in lawsuit
Webster, Eden and the city of Webster Groves await judgment from Judge Mark Seigel on the institutions lawsuit against the city.
Read MoreCity urges university to submit its plans for future expansion
The City of Webster Groves urged Webster University to submit its plans for future expansion at the Feb. 25 special Plan Commission meeting.
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