For those keeping track at home, the 2021 summer scorecard for Washington Post 218 baseball is two state runners-up and one still to be determined.
This week’s column is as exciting as watching grass grow.
If you haven’t gotten out to see American Legion baseball, your time is running short.
Over the past five years or so, my wife and I have traveled around the U.S. quite a bit. For evidence, just look at our refrigerator.
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He was very buzzworthy during the 2018-19 offseason, but his meteoric rise has come in the first half of 2021.
“I suspect we will be asked to provide that card to be able to take part in large events again, hopefully, including Bruce Springsteen concerts before too long.”
Playoffs started Monday for the Ninth District Freshman and Junior divisions.
It’s hard to believe it’s taken this long, but I finally got to attend my first St. Louis Cardinals game since moving to Missouri in early 2020.
Unless you were watching Friday’s game broadcast between the St. Louis Cardinals and Pittsburgh Pirates, you might have missed another of catcher Yadier Molina’s latest milestones.
It can’t be blamed on COVID-19.
After more than a year of relative calm, large community events in Union have roared back in the past few weeks.
A few weeks ago, it looked like a match made in heaven.
Every once in a while, things just seem to come together for a particular local school.
Even though I’ve lived here more than a year, my wife and I are still catching up on some of the “touristy” activities around the St. Louis area.
As much as 2020 was a year like no other, 2021 has thus far delivered its fair share of the unexpected.
One of my favorite things to cover at The Missourian has been the Union Park Advisory Board.
Play baseball, see the world.
I feel a little less old today.
It is really going to suck watching Albert Pujols wear a blue uniform.
Well, Union is searching for a new mayor.
Road trips.
We like to take time away from the house, but with two dogs, that can be tricky.
Major League Baseball is systematically getting a little harder to recognize with each little rule change.
I recently did something I’ve long wanted but never had the right opportunity to do.
Can we agree that spring really is here?
For the past several years, I can remember broadcasters and analysts saying numerous times that Major League Baseball is a “young man’s game” now.
With a new house and a nice yard (except when mowing), we recently decided to add a new member to the family.
What’s in a name?
Some of my fondest childhood memories are listening to Casey Kasem’s “American Top 40” countdown in the 1980s.
Fictional broadcaster Harry Doyle tells us you can tell a lot about the way the baseball season is going to go based on the season’s first at-bat.
Union Mayor Rod Tappe, who runs a mental health-related nonprofit, likes to remind people to “be kind” because they don’t know what another person is going through.
In case your allergies haven’t told you, it’s spring.
You’ve probably seen the videos — “COVID Karens” showing their disgust with a store’s mask requirements by throwing food items or using bigoted remarks. Although I find it silly to go into a store and complain about their policies, my recent trip tempted me to go COVID Karen over some COVID-…
The sports world missed out on a lot of things last spring.
One of the things I was excited about when I moved to Missouri just over a year ago was having the chance to experience more March Madness in person.
Texas native Hazel Prophete says barbecue is second nature to her as it was serious business in her family, with her dad cooking in the pit and her mom preparing the sides.
If the weather is getting colder, spring sports must be right around the corner.
Last week, I had the opportunity to interview Sen. Roy Blunt for the second time in just over two months.
Washington native and Washington High School grad Abe Cook has worn many hats in his professional career.
My favorite part of the NBA season took place Sunday night.
As I write this, I’m on my final day of quarantine for COVID-19. I am definitely ready to get out of the house, but it hasn’t been an easy time.
Glenda Volmert is a St. Gertrude Cougar and a Borgia Knight and says she and her husband are raising their kids to be the same.
For photography, it hasn’t always been a digital world.
This was supposed to be one of those really fun columns to write — one that almost writes itself. After staying close to home for most of the last four months, I was looking forward to telling you all about our trip to the Kansas City area over the weekend of Feb. 19-21. Instead, I’m looking…
Nothing against college and professional basketball, but they just don’t rate on the same level as professional baseball and professional football for me as a fan.
I’m usually someone who tends to overanalyze comedy.
Craig Mueller is the owner of Imo’s Pizza franchises in Washington, Union and Pacific, as well as the Sugarfire Smokehouse in downtown Washington. He is married to Stacey Mueller, and they have one daughter, Abby.
Anyone lucky enough to have gotten into the Daytona International Speedway Sunday certainly got the most bang for their buck.
Despite the Kansas City Chiefs’ underwhelming performance in the Super Bowl, I’m still a huge fan of the team’s quarterback, Patrick Mahomes.
You can’t win ’em all.
I’ve never been so excited to declare that I have “severe obesity.”
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