Q&A with Forrest McCurren
Question: This is a big step for you as an artist. What was your favorite part of the process? It
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Crafting Beer and Building Relationships at River Bluff Brewery
by Shannon BondThe River Bluff Brewery sits like an arrow between Frederick Ave and N 13th Street in St. Joseph,
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White Out versus Erasers
“It’s got to be here,” I muttered while circling the school and office supply section of Wal-Mart. “Surely they still make White Out,” I said, looking at the array of pens and markers for the umpteenth time. Then, my gaze fell on packages of brightly colored pencils and erasers. Yes! This could be it!
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After 50, the ‘C’ word means Colonoscopy
Earlier this month I went in for an endoscopy and a colonoscopy. Or, as was listed next to my name on the whiteboard, I had a ↑↓. Most people were just having a ↓, so I will admit that I felt a little special to have been chosen for a bi-directional procedure. Because when they take you back to the…
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How the Tenderloin Came to St. Joe and why the Mustangs are Changing Their Name to Honor it
by Jay KernerSt. Joseph, Mo. – St. Joe is finally capitalizing on our tenderloin fame. Even our popular summer league
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Joe List: Art
Sculpture WalkThe St. Joseph Sculpture Walk will premier its 2022 sculpture exhibition with an opening Tour on June 8. The
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Just Call Me Marge
by Shawn MurphyYesterday as I sat supervising my 9th-hour study hall, I somehow became aware that my pants were too
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With spring comes baseball, flowers, and sniffles
by Stephanie Crowley, CHHP, CNHP Spring is finally here. But, cloaked in the beauty of colorful blooms and temperate breezes,
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Art Review: Trish Nixon’s boi blue, paintings, collage, manipulated photographs, and found objects
by Json MyersSt. Joseph, Mo. – The title piece, boi blue, is twice the size of most of the paintings
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