Linda Jarrett is a contributing writer for Webster-Kirkwood Times, Inc., focusing on local news in Des Peres, Missouri. With a keen interest in city developments, government projects, and community events, Linda provides informative articles that keep residents informed and engaged in their local area.
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The Des Peres Board of Aldermen on July 22 unanimously approved a request by St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, 12345 Manchester Road, for a change in parking status.
Thefts at West County Center remain unchanged over 5-year period
The city of Des Peres is making it easier for residents and businesses to host special events.
Company wants to install pair of 140-foot signs on its Manchester Road at I-270 building
Inclement weather on Monday evening, Sept. 23, postponed a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new playground at Des Peres Park. However, the playground is open for all to enjoy.
For the 30th year, the city of Des Peres will have a $0.00 property tax rate.
By: Linda Jarrett
A new sign will be installed atop the Edward Jones building, 12555 Manchester Road in Des Peres.
Des Peres city officials and Novus Corporation representatives held a groundbreaking ceremony on Oct. 10 for the Enclave of Greenbriar, located at the southwest corner of Dougherty Ferry Road and Highland Avenue.
For the 30th year, Des Peres will not impose a property tax.
City anticipates ending 2025 with $24.1 million in fund balance
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