Articles by Alejandro Mitchell
Friday Night Sights | 10.30.2026 Original
The end of October ushered in the first week of districts, and several local schools ended their seasons with first-round exits. No. 2 Smith-Cotton shut out No. 7 Battle 55-0 in a Class 5 District 7 quarterfinal game on Thursday, and the Spartans finished the season winless. No. 4 Hickman hosted No. 5 Lee’s Summit for a Class 6 District 6 quarterfinal game and ultimately fell 49-14.
The Kitchen opens its doors for Halloween fun
The Kitchen Grill and Games hosted its first Brunch and BOOs community event from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sunday. Similar to its Easter event, The Kitchen offered a brunch buffet, several activities for kids and free attendance. Candy-winning events included carnival games like a ring toss and bag toss, as well as a ghost hunt. Similar to an Easter egg hunt, around 80 small plastic ghosts hidden around the property could be turned in at the front counter for candy prizes.
Friday Night Sights | 9.25.2026
Previous For more than a century, the tradition has served as a reason for Mizzou alumni … Next Up The Kewpies led from the start, defeating the Tigers 48-7 on Friday night in Sed… The weather did not stop week five of high school football with rain around the area. Southern Boone traveled to Boonville and scored a 40-20 victory. Helias defeated Rock Bridge 28-7 and Battle looked for their first win but was blown out 42-0.
Friday Night Sights | 9.18.2026 Original
Across the county six high schools faced off during week four of high school football. Hickman steamrolled cross-town rival Battle 42-6. Down south, Southern Boone took on California with Southern Boone coming out on top 41-20. Finally, Rock Bridge beat Capital City with a final score of 63-28. Our team of visual storytellers proudly presents “Friday Night Sights.” Rock Bridge Linebacker Quentin Lea (0) runs down the field carrying the flag on Saturday at Rock Bridge high school in Columbia.
Friday Night Sights | 9.11.2026
In the third week of high school football, Southern Boone took on Blair Oaks and Rock Bridge went head-to-head against Jefferson City. The Eagles fell to the Falcons 48-21 at home, while the Bruins defeated the Jays 35-19. Both local teams moved to 2-1 on the season. Our team of visual storytellers proudly presents “Friday Night Sights.” Rock Bridge students celebrate during the first quarter Friday at Rock Bridge High School.
Friday Night Sights | 9.11.2026
In the third week of high school football, Southern Boone took on Blair Oaks and Rock Bridge went head-to-head against Jefferson City. The Eagles fell to the Falcons 48-21 at home, while the Bruins defeated the Jays 35-19. Both local teams moved to 2-1 on the season. Our team of visual storytellers proudly presents “Friday Night Sights.” Rock Bridge students celebrate during the first quarter on Friday at Rock Bridge High School.
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