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I would like to give a shout out to Mayor Thompson and the Richmond Heights City Council for being the first municipality in Missouri to require new residential construction to be EV (electric vehicle) ready. It’s called getting ready for the future. Another reason Richmond Heights is rated…
I’m concerned that our conservative Kirkwood and Webster neighbors don’t seem to be concerned.
Blessings and my heartfelt thanks to the Amazon drivers who helped my dog and me today at the corner of Talle and Manchester. They were young and strong and on their way to someplace important, but they pulled off Manchester to help. My personal Samaritans.
Regarding the picture of a young girl throwing an axe (WKT, May 7 issue, Camp Wyman story), is this cute? I think not! Kirkwood sees this as a provocative act by teaching Webster kids axe-throwing exercises. To what end, may I ask? Kirkwood will no doubt retaliate with knife throwing in its …
