According to the National Weather Service, St. Louis's winter storm warning is no longer in effect, but a blizzard warning has taken its place. Up to ten inches of snow are expected, along with strong...
The Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center, a non-profit organization, hosted a blood drive in the Denver Miller Gym during school hours Jan. 26. Kirkwood Youth Service helped advertise, register students...
KHS men strutted their stuff Jan. 26 at the third annual male beauty pageant, Mr. KHS, put together by the pommies to raise money for their trip to nationals. Randy Kriewall, math teacher, and Chelsea...
Returning from the snow day Jan. 12, students and teachers had to deal with slippery hallways at almost all of the entrances. Entering any building on campus from outside led to various slips and falls...
Every potential snow day is a process that spans several days of work for administrators and KSD maintenance workers. The Kirkwood Call goes behind the scenes of what administrators go through every...
Aimlessly wandering the aisles of Walgreens is no longer met with disapproval by managers. Sulking between the soda fountain and chip display at QuikTrip now does not warrant angry stares or calls to the police.
From sharing a few last laughs to making this semester their best yet, four teachers and administrators who have decided to retire share their hopes going into their final semester at KHS.
Christine...
As Alina Luke, junior, watched the freshman-sophomore production of A Coarse Acting Show 2, she noticed the fabulous acting done by her peers. What she and the rest of the audience did not notice, however,...
This year’s canned food drive, sponsored by Kirkwood Youth Services (KYS), to collect cans for the needy through the organization Kirkcare, drew to a close Thursday.
