Kirkwood, United States (Local)
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By: Colin Suchland
Kirkwood teenagers Reichen Bechtel (left) and stepbrother Charlie Cunningham tackled the Katy Trail during a five-day trek totaling 300 miles. The pair, shown here at the start of their journey at the trailhead in Clinton, Missouri, slept along the trail and braved a torrential downpour on the long ride home.
Kirkwood’s municipal ice rink, located inside of the Kirkwood Community Center, is back in business after a $5.27 million renovation and upgrade.
By: Colin Suchland
Department forced into repeated cycles of recruitment & training
Residents endure pair of major water main breaks last weekend
By: Colin Suchland
Developer plans to build 200-plus housing units on downtown property
By: Colin Suchland
City leaders in Kirkwood went nearly two years without full financial reporting regarding Kirkwood Electric until the bills came due a year ago to the tune of $15.6 million.
Commercial lots that have been vacant for more than a decade will have a new lease on life if Kirkwood officials agree to rezoning that would allow new con
The local “drone nest” is planned to take the place of about 30 parking spaces in the southwest corner of the Kirkwood Walmart parking lot.
Concerned residents are calling on the Kirkwood City Council to expand the scope of an upcoming forensic audit, warning that current plans fall short of addressing the root causes of the city’s recent financial struggles.
In a unanimous vote Thursday night, Kirkwood officials “got the ball rolling” toward a formal appraisal of the city-owned water distribution system.
