Webster Groves

Katherine Alexander learned the art of pysanky from her Polish mother.

Webster Groves is wrapping up a pilot project to see if goats are an option to help eliminate invasive plants throughout the city.

The brainchild of Walter Parks and his wife, Margo, the July 16 event promises both traditional and modern interpretations of 17th- and 18th-century European music and dance. A wide range of local artists are adding their talents to the bill.

The Webster-Kirkwood Times suspended print operations this year because of the pandemic. It returning with around nine employees, compared to roughly two dozen before the shutdown.

Webster Groves’ elementary schools would be less crowded and have unbroken attendance boundaries under a plan being considered by its school board.But the…

A Webster University chess coach will today become the youngest woman to be inducted into the U.S. Chess Hall of Fame.Susan Polgár was the first woman to…

Outside Webster Groves City Hall on Tuesday, Dec. 18, a crowd of about 100 people – almost all white – held Black Lives Matter signs and glowing…

Enrollment increased so much this summer at Edgar Road Elementary in Webster Groves, the school had to add a second temporary classroom behind the school…

In September 2014, Webster University began celebrating its centennial year of providing higher education in the St. Louis region and across the…

Webster Groves’ largest music festival returns for a 14th year Saturday.“Great musicians continue to develop here, and it’s really wonderful to give them…