Melissa Wilkinson is a journalist based in Webster Groves, Missouri. She writes for the Webster-Kirkwood Times, Inc., covering local news and events in the community. Her articles focus on a range of topics including local government, education, development, and human interest stories.
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Students can gain real life experience with pair of new initiatives
Webster University graduate Ally Nikolaus was recently inducted into the college’s athletic hall of fame for soccer. Despite concluding her career as the all-time leading scorer among midfielders, Nikolaus’ time
The Kirkwood School District is preparing to set its property tax rates for the 2024-25 school year.
Webster Groves High School junior Elliot Blew was selected to participate in a highly-competitive scholarship program sponsored by the National Security Language Initiative for Youth. Blew recently returned from a
After a two-year hiatus, Statesmen Preschool is back and better than ever. The over 45-year-old program allows advanced child development students at Webster Groves High School to gain experience working
Webster Groves High School Principal Matt Irvin announced on Monday that he will retire at the end of the 2024-25 school year.
By: Melissa Wilkinson
Following incumbent Barb Phifer’s departure to run for secretary of state, voters in Missouri’s District 90 will choose one of two candidates on Nov. 5 to represent them in the
By: Melissa Wilkinson
Only a year after opening, marijuana dispensary Root 66 may be in peril. On Nov. 5, Des Peres voters will decide whether to ban the sale of recreational marijuana within
Just in time for Halloween, visitors to Emmenegger Nature Park in Kirkwood got up close and personal with the spookiest of critters during a special event, courtesy of the Missouri
Regardless of the season, it’s always double, double toil and trouble with the “Winey Wednesday” crew — but Halloween is a particular favorite of theirs. Next Wednesday will mark the
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