7 Tips to Combat College Burn-Out
Asikaa Cosgrove, PhD., a professor at Drury Univeristy, met with The Scoop to talk about ways to get over the feeling of burn-out in college.
Six things in Springfield you should be paying attention to in 2021
The Scoop sat down with Mayor McClure to discuss the future of Springfield, Covid- 19, and his views on the importance of local government.
Top 5 issues computer repair shops can fix
The Scoop reached out to Timothy Gleaves, the owner of Springfield PC PROS to find out what the most common problems are brought into their shop.
Top 7 Dream Cars Throughout the Decades
Larry Arbogast gives us a top 7 list of his ultimate Dream Cars. Learn about car history as Arbogast goes decade by decade through his top picks.
Q&A with Todd Lowery: Turning art into a way of life
The Scoop sat down with Todd Lowery, a fine arts professor at Drury University, to discuss his career as an artist and his strategies for marketing his work.
5 options for movie buffs in Springfield
Movie tickets for two can often cost as much as a meal out. But there are options for the frugal movie buff.
Springfield has a few movie theaters, and each offers its own options for saving money on movie tickets.
How to hunt for ghosts with your smartphone
Hunt down the paranormal with your iPhone using tips from Megan Mixon, avid ghost hunter.
Q&A with Kelbi Schlueter: Building a community at Eden Village
Kelbi Schlueter hopes to improve the lives of some of Springfield’s homeless through her work as community coordinator for Eden Village.
Q&A with Jeff Kessinger: Getting involved through the Downtown Springfield Association
The Downtown Springfield Association offers many opportunities for college students to get involved within the Springfield community. To learn about the different events throughout the year, one can reference the association’s social media, website, press releases, and weekly e-blasts, says Jeff Kessinger, the organization’s communications manager. Kessinger, 41, grew up in the Springfield area and…
Touring the past with a visit to Pythian Castle
Pythian Castle, on Pythian Street, hosts daily history tours that are open to the public. Listed on the U.S. National Register of Historical Places in 2009, this local castle has its own fair share of history. Originally a lodge for the Knights of Pythias, a fraternal order that was most popular in the early 20th…