Colin Suchland is a journalist based in Webster Groves, Missouri, focusing on local news and community issues. He writes for the Webster-Kirkwood Times, Inc., covering topics such as city government, public safety, infrastructure, and community events. Colin's reporting aims to inform and engage residents in the Webster Groves area.
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Kirkwood-Webster Turkey Day Run participants run through the Kirkwood Farmers’ Market on Thanksgiving Day morning.
By: Colin Suchland
Kirkwood residents should expect to see even more street repairs and upgrades in the coming year, as the city has secured extra funding for two major road projects.
Shrewsbury patrol cars, emergency service vehicles and municipal buildings will soon receive new automatic electronic defibrillators (AEDs) thanks to grant funds.
Council now requires construction of cement sound-barrier wall
A budget surplus has allowed Shrewsbury officials to approve a spate of capital requests from city department heads, totaling more than $480,000.
Anticipated revenues and expenditures in Shrewsbury are an even match for 2025, according to the $11 million budget adopted by city officials earlier this week.
In posts to social media and an employment website last week, the city of Shrewsbury announced it is again seeking a director of finance.
Everything old is soon to be new again at the Kirkwood Community Center, where the first phase of a more than $11 million renovation is wrapping up just in time
Kirkwood police celebrate seventh successful season of popular gift-giving program
By: Colin Suchland
“We really needed a refresh on the community center. Hopefully, the improved space will meet the needs of our citizens.” - Kirkwood Mayor Liz Gibbons
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