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The editor emeritus of the Webster-Kirkwood Times has literally written the book on flatulence

Alan Lund is an eclectic sort. Not only has he had a patent issued for reversible notebook computer screen technology, he is a member of the Iowa Rock ‘n Roll

Marion H. Cairns, who represented the Webster Groves area in Missouri’s General Assembly for 14 years, died on May 17, 2023. She was 94 years old.

SQUIRREL TALES—Don Corrigan’s new book about details everything you wanted to know about the rascally rodent. Above, this cute little fella was seen in the backyard of reader Kevin Park’s home on Rainbow Crest in Agoura Hills. Acorn readers submit Squirrel of the Month photos on a regular basis. Regular readers of the Acorn know

A TOPIC CLOSE TO HOME—Don Corrigan, above left, has written the book on squirrels, above right. The author, a journalist in Missouri, looks into squirrel folklore and pop culture and says the animal is“much more of a presence in our popular culture”than Mickey Mouse. If you want to see more squirrels in your yard, he

Cyrano’s Café in Webster Groves will host a special “Dine & Discuss” luncheon panel on the environment and the outdoors at noon on Friday, Sept. 16.

I would like to thank Don Corrigan and the Times for the heads up about the library. I sure hope parents are paying attention. The situation couldn’t be more clear

Don Corrigan’s article “A Battle Over Books” in the July 22 issue seems to be a bit of a deflection and a deception. He selects examples of books cleverly so

Webster Groves got a black eye from "16 in Webster Groves" — but author Don Corrigan says the municipality learned from its moment in the national spotlight.

Webster Groves has been home to Reinhold Niebuhr, Harry Caray and Jonathan Franzen.