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  • St. Baldricks

    St. Baldricks

    Marquette Catholic High School held its annual St. Baldrick’s event in 2026, bringing students, faculty, and members of the school community together to support childhood cancer research. The event focused on raising both money and awareness, while also demonstrating our school’s strong compassion and service to others. Participants included student volunteers who bravely shaved their…


  • Catholic Schools Week

    Marquette Catholic High School this year didn’t go exactly the way we expected, but that honestly made it even more memorable. We were ready for a normal week of school spirit and fun, and then the weather had itsown plan. A big snowstorm hit most of the nation, and everything turned into ice and slush…


  • Explorers Football 2025

    Explorers Football 2025

    The Explorers were doing great with keeping their winning streak of six. Let’s go back to the beginning though. The Explorers won their first game of the season on August 29, 2025 against Duchesne with a score of 56-7. The season was off to an excellent start and once again, fans had reason to believe.…


  • Hoco 2025

    Hoco 2025

    Homecoming at Marquette Catholic High School took place on October 25th, 2025. The theme of this homecoming was neon, there were colors everywhere. This year’s homecoming court was very full with manycandidates. The King candidates for the boys were Jack Beaber, Ethan Dempsey, Micaol Gonzalez, Keller Jacobs, Carson Jones, Jack Rea, Eli Rodgers. The Queen…


  • Riverbend Billiards & Grill Closed

    After 30 years of being in business, the well known Riverbend Billiards and Grill eventually closed its doors onSaturday, August 31, 2019. This family business was started by Terry and Gima Strader because of their love of playing pool. Terry was a worker from Olin Brass looking for something more when he and his wife…


  • Simmons Contributions to Alton

    Alton is said to be the happiest and healthiest city on the Mississippi River by 2029. In 2017, asbestos ligation attorney, John Simmons and Jayne Simmons decided to redevelop Alton — 75 million dollars in redevelopment to be exact. The Simmons formed a group called the Alton Works. This group formed to help with the…

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