The Kirkwood City Council meeting scheduled for Thursday, April 2, at 7 p.m., will take place via Zoom webinar.
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There is now a landing page for COVID-19 updates that city of Kirkwood website visitors can get to by clicking on the first image in the spotlight on the home page.
In this current health crisis with the coronavirus, there are many layers of government with differing responsibilities and responses. The city of Webster Groves is taking every measure available to us to address this crisis at the local level.
The Webster Groves City Council on March 17 amended the city’s budget and entered into a contract with Schindler Elevator Corporation for up to $174,796.20 to repair and upgrade the elevator at city hall.
Good fences can make good neighbors, as Poet Robert Frost famously remarked. But what then about bad fences?
The Webster Groves City Council on Dec. 17 awarded a contract to JEMA, a planning, architecture and design firm, for architectural services for the replacement of Fire House 2.
The Kirkwood City Council on Aug. 1 killed a bill that would have set up a bond issue election for the Nov. 5 ballot.
The Glendale Board of Aldermen is taking a close look at the city’s current fire dispatching service to determine what options exist for improving it.
There is a saying among those who bend rules that it is better to ask for forgiveness than for permission.
For the past four years, Webster Groves Public Library has featured a local history display in its gallery during the month of July. This month’s display is “The History of the Mayors of Webster Groves,” a pictorial review of all the people who have filled the office since the city’s incorpo…
William Frank will exhibit his etchings in July at Art at the Station at the Kirkwood Train Station, 110 W. Argonne Drive. A free opening reception will be held Wednesday, July 10, from 5:30 to 7 p.m.
Eighteen months ago, St. Louis County Councilman Ernie Trakas battled a recall effort, followed by a special investigation a month later, regarding his contracted legal work as an attorney for three Missouri school districts.
CitiesStrong, a group advocating for local cities and against city-county merger, and the pro-merger group Better Together, both issued reports this week on the economic impact of a “New Metro” St. Louis. Not surprisingly, the two reports are very much at odds.
Area residents may take pride seeing their property values increasing, but those hikes often translate into higher property tax bills. That may spell trouble for at least one measure on the April 2 ballot that would take cash out of area wallets, even before those real estate tax bills arrive.
The issue of urban chickens has raised its beak once again in Des Peres. Bill and Peg Sheridan of Brookbend Drive in Harwood Hills would like to have four chickens.
Kirkwood once again has adopted a healthy budget for the next fiscal year (2019-20), appropriating just over $87.5 million in expenses vs. revenues of $90.2 million. That equates to a surplus of about $2.7 million.
Experts from Better Together and Cities Strong explored issues such as city-county merger, consolidation of small suburban cities and more at the annual Southwest Region Economic Summit at Sunset Country Club.
Responding to a long succession of complaints, criticisms and pleas from citizens, the Kirkwood City Council has approved on first-reading a bill seeking to control stormwater on new construction.
A proposal by Pentrex Development Corporation to rezone 4.85 acres from “D” residential to planned development residential was put on hold by the Des Peres Planning and Zoning Commission on Dec. 12.
Brentwood and Webster Groves are discussing changes along their joint municipal border as part of efforts to facilitate a Deer Creek flood mitigation project.
The Kirkwood City Council has canceled its winter fireworks exhibitions, nipping in the bud what had been an incipient tradition in the city’s downtown.
District 90 State Rep. Deb Lavender, D-Kirkwood, will hold her twice-yearly meeting on Saturday, Dec.1, 10 to 11:30 a.m., at the Kirkwood Public Library, 140 E. Jefferson Ave.
Capt. Eric Hall, a 21-year veteran of the Des Peres Department of Public Safety, has been appointed as Director of Public Safety. Hall takes over immediately following the retirement of Chief Keith Krumm on Oct. 22.
