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All In A Day’s Work (opens the original)
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Every town needs a newspaper, and there is a much needed place at the table for community journalism. The energy and enthusiasm surrounding those sentiments was palpable at the 160th annual Missouri Press Association Convention, which recently was held in Columbia, Missouri. It was incredibly inspiring to learn from and collaborate with colleagues from across the state. In other news from the convention, Iâm honored, humbled and beyond proud that the Webster-Kirkwood Times brought home a cov
Webster’s Capt. McCoy Winner Of “40 Under 40” Award (opens the original)
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Capt. Jillian McCoy of the Webster Groves Police Department has been named as one of the â40 Under 40â award winners for 2026 by the International Association of Chiefs of Police. The association is one of the worldâs largest professional organizations for police leaders. The associationâs â40 Under 40â award program recognizes 40 law enforcement professionals under the age of 40 from around the world who demonstrate leadership and exemplify commitment to the profession. McCoy, 39, i
The Staying Power Of Grief & Love (opens the original)
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I had the pleasure of meeting Webster Grovesâ Jenna Clark a few months ago when I wrote a story about her book, âThe Parts That Stay.â Released on Fatherâs Day, the self-published book is a memoir honoring her late dad, well-known and beloved former longtime Webster Groves High School Principal Jon Clark. He died Oct. 11, 2025, at the age of 59, after battling brain cancer for nearly 20 years. I recently got to have another heart-to-heart with Jenna when she invited me to be a guest on
State Audit Finds City Of Webster Groves “Insufficient” In Overseeing Credit Card Use, Former Employees Spent Thousands On Personal Charges (opens the original)
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After a months-long investigation into Webster Grovesâ finances, the Missouri State Auditorâs Office on Wednesday released its findings, showing two former employees spent more than $4,300 in 2024 on city credit cards that included trips to strip clubs, a cannabis store, local restaurants, gas stations and flights. The auditorâs office said the cityâs âinsufficient oversightâ of employee credit card use allowed Eric Peterson, former assistant city manager and finance director, and Je
Webster Groves Voters Show Strong Support For Public Library (opens the original)
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The Webster Groves Public Library earned resounding approval from residents on Tuesday, with voters overwhelming passing the property tax increase to support the library. Voters approved Prop L â a 12-cent per $100 of assessed valuation tax hike on both residential and commercial properties â with 82.8% (7,738 votes) in support of the measure. Prop L required a simple majority for passage. âI am so appreciative of everyone in Webster Groves who took the time to vote and showed their belief
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