Band members were dismissed early, Feb. 14, to participate in ‘Band Day.’ During the day, a clinician worked with the musicians to improve their accuracy, focusing on elements such as timing or...

Imagine walking through the heart of downtown Clayton along Central Avenue, weaving through street-side cafes and shops and hurried pedestrians. This familiar stretch, sandwiched between Maryland and Bemiston...

Out of more than 74,000 submissions nationwide, alumnus Zachary Millner's AP Art portfolio has been selected for this year’s AP Art & Design Exhibit as one of the top 50, showcasing his talent and...

The local chapter of The International Thespian Society, Thespian Troupe 322, participated in the Missouri Thespians State Conference, held Jan. 4-6 in Kansas City. Throughout the conference, judges evaluated...

Six students successfully auditioned to become members of the Missouri All-State Ensembles along with 62 other students accepted from across the state. Playing for the ensemble lasted from Jan. 24-27,...

As the Feb. 8 District Career Development Conference countdown begins, the DECA chapter members are fueling their competitive spirit. With weekly strategy sessions tackling practice exams and roleplay...

The Globe obtained a verified letter addressed to the superintendent and the board from all of the former living mayors of Clayton. They wrote in “unanimous opposition” to the pending purchase. “To...

On Jan. 2, Clayton Superintendent Nisha Patel unveiled a plan to purchase the campus of Caleres, formerly known as Brown Shoe Company, in a letter to the community.  According to the listing document,...

The area between Union and Kings highway, which used to be a rundown, struggling community, has transformed into an arts district that breeds innovation and encourages the pushing of boundaries. “History...

This July has been the hottest recorded month on Earth in 174 years. With July 6 coming in at a record-high global temperature of 64.04 degrees Fahrenheit, many communities faced the detrimental effects...

The Missouri Senate recently passed two new laws, despite opposition from the American Civil Liberties Union, that affect transgender children. Laws like these are, unfortunately, no longer surprising....

CHS Senior Ella McCauley worked at the Louie's Lemonade booth for the duration of the fair. "The environment at the festival of nations was extremely inviting and accepting." said McCauley.