VOK: Earth day in downtown Kirkwood
April 26, 2019
Filed under Features, Voices of Kirkwood
TKC went to Downtown Kirkwood on Sat. April 2 and interviewed street vendors, as well as people visiting and a local band playing music.
Sincerely, MariJo
Lily Bartin, features writer
November 29, 2018
Filed under Features
Walking around Downtown Kirkwood on a rainy Saturday afternoon, I had little hope of finding anyone with a story to tell. I ducked into Great Harvest Bakery to escape the downpour. Scanning the café, I noticed a woman eating alone. After deciding to approach her, I immediately changed my mind not t...
Spencer’s Grill
Elliott Notrica, features writer
September 19, 2018
Filed under Features
Spencer’s Grill is a gathering place that brings Kirkwood residents of all generations together. Inside, a diverse cross-section of Kirkwood fills the historic restaurant. Opened in 1947 by Bill Spencer, the diner serves breakfast and lunch seven days a week, dishing up the classic diner eats the loyal...
Who holds the custard crown?
Charlotte Heinrich and Grace Klebe
August 21, 2018
Filed under Top Stories
Custard Station
Charlotte Heinrich, features + in-depth editor
August 21, 2018
Filed under Uncategorized
I have a confession to make. And yes, this is serious. Ever since I could hold a cone, I’ve struggled with a serious addiction to ice cream, custard, frozen yogurt, whatever you want to call the heavenly concoction. In fact, one of my first words was “nilla” (short for vanilla). Lord knows I’v...
Another day, another iced latte
Megan Tate Van Buren, Photographer
April 27, 2018
Filed under Entertainment, Photo, Photo Galleries
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I peaked in middle school
Allie Hickenbotham, copy editor
February 28, 2018
Filed under The Parsnip
art by Celia Bergman *This piece is entirely satirical When people hear the words “middle school” they cringe, gag and maybe even faint. However, I am not one of those people. Those were the best three years of my life. I dread driving to KHS every morning and wish I could hop off the bus at the gl...
Kirkwood in candle light
Richard Pfeifer, features writer
February 8, 2018
Filed under Breaking News, News, Top News
“We will not forget” Candle light and prayers illuminated downtown Kirkwood City Hall in remembrance of the 2008 Kirkwood City Council Shooting on a crisp Feb. 7 night. Lines of police officers stood in front of a large American flag hung from the ladder of a fire truck on Kirkwood Road, which was ...
What coffee will get you on that finals week grind?
December 18, 2017
Filed under Entertainment, Top Stories
With finals looming and sleepless nights tallying up, caffeine will become your best friend. While piles upon piles upon piles of study guides teeter over you, coffee will be the only thing keeping you from pulling out your hair. If you are in need of a caffeinated study buddy check out TKC’s take ...
VOK: 3.4.17
March 4, 2017
Filed under Photo, Voices of Kirkwood
Audrey Berns Chris Moritz What’s your favorite part about working [at Sammy Soaps]? “My favorite part is that we get to meet all of the customers, and you get to come back here and see everything.” “Sam is Karen’s [the owner’s] son. [Sammy Soaps] is named after Sam, and we employ adults with disabilities. Sam helps here, and we all share the different work...
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