Brandi Schubert is a freelance journalist at Webster-Kirkwood Times, Inc. She focuses on community news, local events, and human interest stories, highlighting the voices and experiences of those within her community. Brandi's work has been featured in various publications, showcasing her commitment to storytelling and journalism.
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Brandi's coverage focuses primarily on local government announcements and their impact on the community, including real estate, health, education, and public safety. She tends to cover stories related to city government decisions affecting residents' lives.
Given this focus, individuals or organizations involved in local advocacy groups, housing initiatives, public safety campaigns or educational programs in Webster could consider reaching out to Brandi. They can provide insights into how these government decisions are impacting the local community and propose potential solutions or alternative approaches.
Local officials involved in flood relief efforts and homeowners affected by flooding may also find it beneficial to engage with Brandi as she covers topics related to flood relief and homeownership in Webster.
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Council considers new advisory commission to help manage workload
For 18 months, the Webster Groves community has been asked to help shape the city’s future via a major overhaul of its comprehensive plan, which was created in 1978. During a regular council meeting Tuesday, the new plan was officially presented and is set for a public hearing on Sept. 2.
By: Brandi Schubert
After failing to make necessary property repairs or appear at multiple city hearings, the owner of Douglass Manor Apartments has received a last and final order from the city of Webster Groves for the complex to be brought up to code by Friday, Sept. 12.
By: Brandi Schubert
Student on bike injured after being struck by vehicle in crosswalk
By: Brandi Schubert
Two proposed traffic code changes are closer to being implemented in Webster Groves after first and second bill readings during the Oct. 21 city council meeting.
By: Brandi Schubert
A project meant to increase pedestrian and cyclist safety in south Webster Groves is drawing criticism from residents there who could shoulder the impact if plans for the project remain as proposed.
City seeks $9.1 million from federal Safe Streets and Roads For All
FY27 budget includes additional $435,000 to fund police department
Webster Groves appointed Municipal Judge Daniel Nolan last week, formalizing the role he has filled since the resignation of former Judge James Leritz in March.
By: Brandi Schubert
Adding two amendments to the proposed budget — including a new police contract ratified last month — the city of Webster Groves is heading toward voting on a fiscal budget with a $1.7 million gap between its general fund revenues and expenses.
