Linda Jarrett is a Contributing Writer at Webster-Kirkwood Times, Inc. She specializes in the construction and real estate sectors, focusing on building materials, ConTech, and various aspects of the construction industry. Linda's work has been featured in publications such as Webster-Kirkwood Times, Inc., City Lifestyle, and NewsBreak.
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The Des Peres Board of Aldermen unanimously passed the 2026 budget presented at its last meeting by Finance Director Tracy Hansen.
The Des Peres Board of Aldermen is allowing Brinkman Construction to start an hour earlier — at 7 a.m. instead of 8 a.m. — for the Magnolia Ridge Development at 13431 Manchester Road.
By: Linda Jarrett
The Des Peres Board of Adjustment unanimously dismissed Lion Health System’s appeal to be recognized as a “hospital” during its recent meeting.
Blasting at the site of the Magnolia Ridge Development, 13431 Manchester Road east of Sam’s Club, prompted a concerned Town and Country resident to come before the Des Peres Board of Aldermen on Dec. 15.
Trash collection has been spotty in Des Peres, and a Waste Connections official made a public apology during a recent Des Peres Board of Aldermen meeting.
After months of speculation, St. Luke’s Des Peres Hospital has been sold to Des Peres 270 Redevelopment LLC, a local real estate investment firm owned by father-and-son team Daniel and Ben Stegmann, according to a St. Luke’s spokeswoman.
Des Peres will soon be home to four new restaurants after the city’s board of aldermen approved permits for each at its meeting Monday evening.
Des Peres Mayor Mark Becker honors brothers Mike Massimino Jr. (left) and Sam Massimino for earning the rank of Eagle Scout. One of their badges included participation in several of the city’s board of aldermen meetings.
Des Peres Finance Director Tracy Hansen delivered a financial report to the board of aldermen on May 11, comparing city finances in 2025 to those in 2024.
Carrollton Bank, 11710 Manchester Road, is now a regional headquarters and will be enlarging its footprint after the Des Peres Board of Aldermen approved its master development plan and permit.
