Founded in 1882 by Frank Schwarz, Schwarz Studio Taxidermy continues to thrive under the current owner Frank Wagner Jr. Wagner has been working at the store since he was 17.

Highlights from the first ten days of the St. Louis Cardinals' 2023 spring training at Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter, Fla.

16-year-old Dan Wolfe has been acting for most of his life. So when he saw the opportunity to audition to become a scare actor at The Darkness Haunted House during The Oddities & Curiosities Expo this past summer, he jumped at the opportunity. "I love acting and I love scaring people so putting them together was the right choice, Wolfe said." Despite this Halloween season being his first as a scare actor, Wolfe is already regarded as one of the best actors on the team. "He has really taken the time to know what works in his scene," said actor manager Jennifer Killian. "He has taken the time to create a unique character and taken direction from his managers and leads on how to perfect his work."

The St. Louis 40 plus Double Dutch Club held a meetup on Saturday, Oct. 1, 2022, at Saint Ferdinand Park in Florissant. The club was originally formed in Chicago in 2016 as a way for women age 40 and over to stay physically active while interacting with other women and reliving positive childhood memories, and chapters have been forming across the country.

This video, along with an accompanying article was written for Nebraska News Service, a publication and wire service that is a part of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s College of Journalism and Mass Communications.

Full article: https://nebraskanewsservice.net/news/daydream-and-draw-cartoonist-continues-to-create-new-work-every-day-out-of-a-passion-for-his-craft/

State of Waste is a five-episode podcast done by students from the University of Nebraska’s College of Journalism and Mass Communication’s Environmental Depth Reporting class about solid waste management and landfills in Nebraska. Students were placed into teams of four with the responsibility to create an episode of the series.

In this episode, my group takes a look at the Sarpy County Transfer Station and how it is an example of the future of waste disposal.

My contributions include: collecting natural sounds, recording interviews, creating a script, editing together the episode in Adobe Audition and uploading it to online platforms.

The State of Waste project received a 2021 Mark of Excellence Award from the Society of Professional Journalists in the Region 7 Podcast category.