Throughout 2021 TKC's photography staff has worked hard to produce countless photos, used in galleries and stories throughout the year. In the opinion of the TKC staff, here are the top five photos of...
The Greentree festival made a comeback this year after being suspended due to COVID-19 in 2020. The annual event is held in Kirkwood park every year in September from Friday to Sunday. The festival holds...
For the last TKC news cycle of the school year, next year’s editorial board decided to pose a prompt to our staff:
It’s been 14 months since COVID-19 brought the world to a standstill....
KHS boys varsity basketball played their final home regular season matchup vs Ritenour on Feb. 18 at Holley Assembly Hall. KHS won the game in blowout fashion defeating Ritenour by a score of 73-36. On...
As communities across the world rallied in support of the Black Lives Matter movement, members of the Kirkwood High School Young Democrats club found a way to make a tangible difference. On Sunday, July...
In response to George Floyds death, many communities around the country have rallied together to protest in support of the Black Lives Matter movement. On Saturday, June 6, Kirkwood held its own march...
The coronavirus has drastically changed the way people are living all over the world. With stay-at-home orders, many cities look like a ghost town. All over Covid-19 is affecting the lives of many. Mike...
Kirkwood has brought some amazing memories through out the year, from pep rally's to powder throws, we've proved ourselves as one of most enthusiastic schools in St. Louis. Mike Wade, 2022 class principal,...
The girls' varsity basketball team competed against Lindbergh Feb. 4, ultimately coming out on top, 63-27. The game, dedicated to senior Jessie Hopper and family, was a fundraiser for cancer research.
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