
Steve Schoenbeck, Webster Groves Author
Webster Groves: A Walk Through History
Author Steve Schoenbeck introduced seven walks through the homes, streets, and stories of Webster Groves history.
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Webster Groves: A Walk Through History
Author Steve Schoenbeck introduced seven walks through the homes, streets, and stories of Webster Groves history.
Read More: Steve Schoenbeck, Webster Groves Author
Becker Medical Library, WashU Med School
An introduction to the archives and rare-book collections that preserve the history of Washington University medicine.
Read More: Stephen Logsdon, Head of Archives
Home Sweet Home, Ten Years of Success
Home Sweet Home reflected on ten years of helping St. Louis families furnish stable, comfortable homes.
Read More: Maggie Stanley, Community Outreach Coordinator
The club welcomed its 2026 scholarship recipients after awarding six $2,000 scholarships with strong community support.
Read More: Meet our 2026 Rotary Scholarship Recipients
Webster Groves Library News
A community-library update from Webster Groves reference librarian John Egel.
Read More: John Egel, Reference Librarian
All about caring for our backyard birds
A practical conversation about feeding, watching, and caring for the birds that share our backyards.
Read More: Bryan Prather, Wildbirds Unlimited
2026-27 Emergency Response Team
AmeriCorps St. Louis prepares a full-time team for conservation, disaster response, and wildland fire service.
Read More: Ann Hannan, AmeriCorps St. Louis
4TH OF JULY WEEKEND
The club did not hold its regular Friday lunch meeting during the July 4 weekend.
Read More: NO LUNCH MEETING
INSTALLATION DINNER AT 6:00
The club marked a Rotary-year transition, welcomed its 2026–2027 board, and recognized five new Paul Harris Fellows.
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All about carnivorous plants!
An introduction to carnivorous plants, their unusual adaptations, habitats, and care.
Read More: Xander Mitchell, St. Louis Carnivorous Society
News from the world's #1 transportation museum!
News from the National Museum of Transportation and its extensive collection of vehicles and transportation history.
Read More: Ken Velten, Museum of Transportation
Gardening with Missouri native plants and more.
A St. Louis garden designer’s perspective on Missouri native plants and landscapes that change with the seasons.
Read More: Rhonda Schoemaker, Owner of Glorious Gardens
TerraClear Foundation - Bringing water to Laos
TerraClear Foundation brings filters, water-safety education, and follow-up to families and schools in Laos.
Read More: Dawn Lewis, Executive Director
City of Webster Groves
Deputy City Manager David Bookless joined the club for an update on the City of Webster Groves.
Read More: David Bookless, Deputy City Manager
Seven months in Nepal - Land of the Himalayas!
A 2025 scholarship recipient returned to share seven months of learning and daily life in Nepal.
Read More: Amelia Kirsch, 2025 Scholarship Winner
The history and lore of falconry!
Jon Kercher and Shadow, a Harris’s hawk, introduced the history, practice, and lore of falconry.
Read More: Jon Kercher & Shadow, his Harris's Hawk
Caring for children in Haiti
Meds & Food for Kids addresses child malnutrition through Haitian-led food production, treatment, farming, and jobs.
Read More: Beth Hammock, Meds & Food for Kids
Evie - Cultivating positive changes
Duo Dogs trains and connects dogs with people to build independence, confidence, comfort, and connection.
Read More: Sara Newton, Duo Dogs, Inc.
What to expect this year from the Cardinals!
A hometown baseball preview of what fans could expect from the St. Louis Cardinals season.
Read More: Moises Rodriguez & Nicholas Garzia
Yom Hashoah: Holocaust Memorial Day
A program about Yom HaShoah, remembrance, and the responsibility to keep the history of the Holocaust present.
Read More: David Cohen, JCRC of St. Louis
Discovering another culture & sharing mine
Rotary Youth Exchange student Katri Glader shared the experience of discovering another culture while representing her own.
Read More: KATRI GLADER, RYE Student from Finland
Current status and upcoming innovations
Webster University President Tim Keane drew the largest club audience of the Rotary year for a candid university update.
Read More: Dr. Tim Keane, President of Webster U
RYLA's 2025 success and Summer 2026 plans
Missouri RYLA students and leaders reflected on the 2025 academy and looked ahead to summer 2026.
Read More: Miki McKee Kolesch & RYLA Students
Freedom School at Eden Seminary
Freedom School at Eden combines reading, enrichment, family involvement, and community action for local children.
Read More: The Rev. Dr. Wendy Bruner, Peace UCCC
Snapshot of Webster's successes & innovations
A district snapshot of student learning, current successes, and educational innovation in Webster Groves.
Read More: Dr. Jana Parker, WGSD Superintendent
Spotting the Signs of Elder Financial Exploitation
Practical warning signs and safeguards for recognizing elder financial exploitation.
Read More: Danny Sigman, Regions Bank
“In Search of a Missing Grandfather”
A personal history program titled “In Search of a Missing Grandfather.”
Read More: Vincent Huening
Nature’s Re-Creations outdoor water features (pond, waterfalls, bubbling rocks)
A look at ponds, waterfalls, bubbling rocks, and other water features designed for St. Louis landscapes.
Read More: Chris Siewing
The Ins and Outs of estate sales and eBay
An introduction to the practical work behind estate sales, online selling, appraisal, and household transitions.
Read More: Liz Jegel, Liz's This & That Biz Estate Sales
includes ShelterBox demo with Dan Flynn
The club’s business meeting included a ShelterBox demonstration with Dan Flynn.
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Engineers without Borders, USA - Gateway Professional Chapter
Engineers Without Borders connects technical skill with community-led projects and long-term partnership.
Read More: Nate Murphy, Keelan Vaughn and Sarah O'Sullivan
Special Olympics and Carrying the Torch
Special Olympics Missouri creates year-round opportunities for courage, fitness, competition, and friendship.
Read More: Jason Flanery
An International Student's Journey
An international student’s journey offered a personal view of learning, change, and life across cultures.
Read More: Jeneba Kappia
District Governor Report and Visit
District Governor Ralph Zuke visited with a report connecting the club to Rotary work across District 6060.
Read More: District Governor - Ralph Zuke
Webster Groves High School Choir
The Webster Groves High School Choir shared the club’s annual Christmas concert program.
Read More: ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CONCERT
Election of 2026-2027 Board
The club’s annual meeting included the election of the 2026–2027 board.
Read More: ANNUAL MEETING
No Lunch Meeting
The club did not hold its regular Friday lunch meeting during Thanksgiving weekend.
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All About Money!
A member-led conversation about money and the everyday decisions that shape financial well-being.
Read More: Steve Graman & Dick Peterson
Uganda Water Project
A program about clean-water work in Uganda and the way reliable water supports health, education, and daily life.
Read More: Peter Kalulu
Webster Groves Police Department
Webster Groves Police Chief Vincent Acevez joined the club for a local public-safety conversation.
Read More: Chief Vincent Acevez
All About ClubRunner and Our Website
A practical introduction to ClubRunner and the club website for members who publish, register, and stay connected.
Read More: Nancy Battersby & Ann McReynolds
The Rotary Foundation
A closer look at how gifts to The Rotary Foundation support service, peace, health, education, and opportunity.
Read More: Gail Fernandez
Forest Releaf
Forest ReLeaf grows and plants trees to strengthen Missouri’s community forests.
Read More: Vaughn Meister
Great Rivers Greenway
Great Rivers Greenway connects communities and gives more people a way to walk, ride, and spend time outside.
Read More: Shaughnessy Daniels & Marla McDonnell
No Lunch Meeting
The 67th annual Pancake Festival brought hundreds of neighbors, student volunteers, Scouts, and Rotarians together.
Read More: 67th PANCAKE FESTIVAL!
Alzheimer’s Association
A local view of Alzheimer’s support, education, advocacy, and research.
Read More: Sarah Lovegreen, VP Programs
Crime Victim Center
Crime Victim Center helps people move from crisis toward resilience through counseling, advocacy, and practical resources.
Read More: Erin Pohl, Director of Development
Gratitude House Executive Director
A look at Gratitude House and its supportive sober-living program for women beginning recovery.
Read More: Dr. Maggie Sullivan
Does Money Buy Happiness
Miriam School brought a local education perspective to a question that reaches beyond a simple yes or no.
Read More: Heather Kemper, Miriam School
Membership is the Key
A club conversation about why welcoming, involving, and retaining members matters to Rotary service.
Read More: Ann McReynolds & Jerry Rosen