Editorial from the Jan. 13 issue.
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Letter to the Editor: Regarding COVID-19
Letter to the editor from the Jan. 13 issue.
Read More »Local doctor’s viral video draws international attention to COVID-19 realities
Although he's no stranger to international travel or even the media, Dr. Ken Remy, of Wildwood, has been thoroughly shocked at how far his message on the importance of mask-wearing and the realities of COVID-19 has traveled.
Read More »Chesterfield council member believes publicity over Best Buy mask incident politically motivated
An incident that occurred nearly a month ago is now gaining traction and has been covered by nearly every news outlet in the St. Louis region.
Read More »Wildwood approves fiscal year 2021 budget
The Wildwood City Council approved the fiscal year 2021 budget and the 5-year Capital Improvements Plan at the Dec. 14 meeting.
Read More »Wildwood estimates strategic project costs
After determining the top strategic goals for the city at the last work session, the Dec. 14 session of the Wildwood City Council was devoted to potential costs.
Read More »Another attempt made for Wilson Avenue improvements in Chesterfield
A request has been made from the Walnut Hill subdivision to improve a section of Wilson Avenue from Wild Horse Creek Road to the roadway's newly constructed culvert.
Read More »Free scholarships search tool available
It is now easier for students in Missouri and the bi-state regions of St. Louis and Kansas City to search online for scholarships thanks to a new search tool on myscholarshipcentral.org.
Read More »Chesterfield Planning Commission gives nod to minor development with less density
The Chesterfield Planning Commission opted to rezone Straub Lane Estates from Non-Urban District (NU) to R-2 Residence District, rather than R-3 as was requested.
Read More »Wildwood set to approve 2021 budget
Interim City Administrator Steve Cross reviewed a conservative city budget that projects expenditures at $16 million in 2021. Revenues, anticipated at $15.8 million, plus fund balances of $26 million, will fully fund 2021 expenses.
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