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This Week at 370 Lakeside Park: St. Louis Shakespeare Festival and WildHorse Creek Band w/Jim Keefe
Get ready for an eventful week at 370 Lakeside Park! On Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2024, the St. Louis Shakespeare Festival will entertain for the first time at 370 Lakeside Park. Enjoy a free, larger-than-life performance of Shakespeare’s enchanting romance, The Tempest, beginning at 6:30 p.m. Then, the next Sunset...
‘Mad’ Patrick Mahomes says he yelled at Travis Kelce and threw behind-the-back pass ‘out of spite’ in loss to Lions
KANSAS City Chiefs star Patrick Mahomes’ behind-the-back pass happened because of Travis Kelce’s error. The NFL quarterback discussed the stunning play after Saturday’s 24-23 loss to the Detroit Lions. Mahomes, 28, broke out the behind-the-back toss on 3rd-and-3 in the first quarter. Kelce then got a first down for the Chiefs after an eight-yard gain. […]
5 On Your Side earns prestigious National Murrow Award
ST. LOUIS — 5 On Your Side anchor Mike Bush and photographer Tom Stasiak earned recognition with an Edward R. Murrow Award from the Radio Television Digital News Association. The national awards were announced Thursday. Bush and Stasiak told the story of a boy and his fulfilling connection with...
Don't miss Come From Away at Starlight
"Starlight Theatre is a paid advertiser of Kansas City Spotlight and is responsible for this content." Discover the joyous and heartwarming true story of Come From Away, a musical that explores the remarkable acts of kindness and compassion in the aftermath of 9/11. See it at Starlight from August 6-11 only!
In 2023, the Chiefs’ wide receivers might have been just part of the problem
On Monday, ESPN’s Bill Barnwell produced an article predicting the five NFL teams most likely to improve in 2024. His list included four teams you would expect to be on such a list: the Los Angeles Chargers (5-12 in 2023), New England Patriots (4-13), Washington Commanders and Arizona Cardinals (4-13). These squads produced four of the league’s five worst records last season; there’s nowhere to go but up.
Ex-Chiefs OL reviews Kingsley Suamataia's film vs. Lions
The Kansas City Chiefs are using rookie tackle Kingsley Suamataia heavily during the preseason to prepare him for his first year in the NFL. The 2024 second-round pick is set to be a starter in Andy Reid’s offense this year, and has already shown flashes of brilliance in Kansas City’s exhibition matchups.
Should You Draft De’Von Achane or Isiah Pacheco in 2024: Fantasy Crossroads
When it comes to fantasy football, we want young, talented running backs in high-scoring offenses. Isiah Pacheco and De’Von Achane certainly check all of the boxes there. And there is plenty of hype around both players entering the 2024 campaign, but which player should you draft this season?. Let’s...
Dollars for scholars: navigating student aid as a new Bear
For all things finance, Missouri State University’s Office of Student Financial Aid is your go-to resource. Students needing information about grants, loans, scholarships or work-study opportunities should visit Carrington Hall 101 where the office is located. For specific questions, students can also schedule meetings with financial aid representatives through the Missouri State website.
New plus-sized clothing swaps provide accessible support in Springfield
A new community event is celebrating plus-size bodies in a cost-effective, accessible way. Over the past year, Springfield resident Camille Ball has hosted four plus-size clothing swaps and is looking to host another next month. The purpose of the swaps is for plus-size folks to have an opportunity to share and find "fun, fashionable" clothing at no cost. ...
Missouri: A&E docuseries highlights ‘worst fraternity hazing injury ever in US’ that left student unable to walk, talk, or see
A harrowing fraternity hazing incident at the University of Missouri has left a 19-year-old student, Daniel “Danny” Santulli, with severe brain damage, rendering him unable to see, walk, or speak. The incident, which occurred in the fall of 2021, is now under the spotlight as the subject of the first episode of A&E’s newly released true-crime docuseries, “Houses of Horror: Secrets of College Greek Life.”
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