Festus High School One-Act Comedy Plays
Steve Taylor photos
Festus High School End-Of-Year choir concert
Posted May 16, 2013 at 3:50 pm
Mixed and concert choirs performed Tuesday (May 14) at Faith Baptist Church in Festus
Steve Taylor photos
Festus High School End-Of-Year band concert
Steve Taylor photos
Festus Elementary School sock hop
Kevin Carbery photos
Herculaneum High School band and concert choir
at the Herculaneum Arbor Day Celebration
Steve Taylor photos
Festus Middle School band concert
Steve Taylor photos
Festus High School Project Prom
at the Jefferson County Family YMCA
Steve Taylor photos
De Soto Senior Expo
Ted Howell photos
De Soto flooding
Ted Howell and Matt O’Harver photos
Festus Seventh-Grade Band at Windsor Middle School Music Festival
Steve Taylor photos
Windsor Seventh-Grade Band at Windsor Middle School Music Festival
Steve Taylor photos
Jefferson College 50th anniversary celebration
Ron Rigdon photos
“Two Heads are Better Than One” play at Festus High School
Steve Taylor photos
Festus High School concert band at MSHSAA music festival at Jefferson College
Steve Taylor photos
Jefferson High School band at MSHSAA music festival at Jefferson College
Steve Taylor photos
Mastodon Fair attracts 1,500 non-extinct creatures
About 1,500 people turned out March 23 to view the projects and participate in the activities at the 34th annual Mastodon Arts and Sciences Regional Fair, held at the Field House on Jefferson College’s Hillsboro campus.
The fair is held during the college’s spring break every year, and involves more than 3,000 students from local schools and home-school groups. Projects are collected and judged early in the week, then displayed for the public on the weekend.
60 kids, 1,720 eggs
About 120 people turned out for an Easter egg hunt held Saturday at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Otto.
That included more than 60 children who participated in the egg hunt, said Murel Warren, an elder at the church.
Warren said he was pleased with the participation, considering the weather.
“It was good for how breezy and cool it was,” Warren said.
Fortunately, the rain in the forecast held off.
High Ridge Rotary Club St. Patrick’s Dance
Tracey Bruce photos
Frank Wilcox Film Festival
Ted Howell photos
“Anything Goes” dress rehearsal
Ted Howell photos
All Ability Expo 2013
Ron Rigdon photos
Festus High School Band Concert Thursday, Feb. 28
Festus High School Band Concert
Thursday, Feb. 28
Steve Taylor photos
Sharing the art of the snowman
Chrissy Reiter, art teacher at Crystal City High School, spent her snow day building a snowman with daughter, Molly Reiter, 3, left. It also was a snow day for Josie Belle Reiter, right.
Send your snow photos to nvrweakly@aol.com.
Windsor to present ‘Beauty and the Beast’
Windsor High School will perform Disney’s “Beauty and the Beast” Thursday through Sunday, Feb. 21-24, in the school’s Performing Arts Auditorium, 6208 Hwy. 61-67, in Imperial.
Shows will be at 7 p.m. Thursday through Saturday, and at 3 p.m. on Sunday.
Admission is $8 for adults and $5 for students, faculty and staff.
Tickets go on sale today (Feb. 14). A ticket
Hillsboro Christmas parade
Matt O’Harver photos
Leader Christmas Preview 2012
Matt O’Harver photos
De Soto Christmas Parade
Matt O’Harver photos
Twin City Area Chamber of Commerce Christmas Parade
Matt O’Harver photos
Festus Middle School Fall Band Concert
Festus Middle School Fall Band Concert
Steve Taylor photos
Twin City Great Pumpkin Festival
Sherree Faries Fite photos
Kimmswick Apple Butter Festival
Sherree Faries Fite photos
Antonia Fire Protection District’s annual open house
Matt O’Harver photos
Festus Car Cruise 2012
Matt O’Harver photos
Twin City Days 2012
Great effort from Leader photographers Ted Howell, Matt O’Harver, Ashley Cooper, Sherree Faries Fite and Corri Biesemeyer.
De Soto Fall Festival
Ted Howell photos
Arnold Days
Photos by Ashley Cooper and Vicki Wilkes
Arnold’s Sept. 11 memorial service
Arnold’s second annual Sept. 11 memorial service drew a crowd of about 75 people to the city’s monument that honors 9/11 victims, located outside the Arnold Recreation Center, 1695 Missouri State Road.
Ted Howell photos
Sept. 11 memorial service draws dozens to monument at Arnold Recreation Center
Arnold’s second annual Sept. 11 memorial service drew a crowd of about 75 this morning (Sept. 11) to the city’s monument that honors 9/11 victims, located outside the Arnold Recreation Center, 1695 Missouri State Road.
The monument contains a piece of steel from the World Trade Center in New York City, which was destroyed in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attack. The city obtained the steel last year in time for a ceremony observing the 10th anniversary of the attack.