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A critical study of the Better Together plan for city-county merger has area officials and volunteers fired up in an effort to derail it. The plan would go to state voters in November 2020.
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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.
Glendale Mayor Richard Magee has signed the statement of principles for "Mayors Against Illegal Guns," a coalition of over 1,000 current and former mayors from nearly every state.
