By Kyle Schmidt Players from all over the country come to St. Joseph to play for the Mustangs in the summertime, and while they bond with each other, sometimes the strongest bonds are formed off the field. “We treat them like we do our kids,” said Larry Orth, who has been hosting Mustangs players for
Continue ReadingBy Kirsten Stokes Before getting out and enjoying the summer sun, residents should take steps to protect themselves from harmful rays and skin cancer. Dr. Melody Stone, board-certified and MOHS surgeon with Advanced Dermatology and Skin Cancer Center in St. Joseph, said the most important thing to remember about sun safety is sunscreen. “Every two
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By Riley Funk St. Joseph Parks, Recreation and Civic Facilities is bringing back an annual summer program to encourage kids to visit local parks, but this year it will come with a bit of a twist. The Parks Passport program, which has been in place since 2021, has begun once again. Jessica Oshel, special events
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By Jazmine Knight Artists of all mediums unite at the Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art (AKMA) annual art fair. Vendor tents lined the museum’s driveway as guests could explore and discover tons of local artists with work on display. They had a little bit of everything from henna artists, painters, print artists, sculptures and more. Each
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By Jazmine Knight Community members can help make a difference in a kids life with just one pair of shoes. Soles for Christ is a program designed for school-aged children from preschool to 12th grade. The program, sponsored by the AFL-CIO Community Services, accepts donations of new shoes or monetary funds. On Aug. 12 and
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