Wright City leaders are reviewing qualifications of three engineering firms who have applied to craft plans for extensive street and stormwater improvements in the city’s downtown … more

A wave of apartment developments getting off the ground propelled a surge in the amount of new housing units being built in Warrenton last year, according to data from Warrenton City … more

Wright City officials are seeking up to $400,000 in state grant funding for paving or other improvements to the gravel walking trail at Ruge Park. The grant, administered by the Missouri State … more

The not-for-profit North East Community Action Corporation (NECAC) has announced it will close the application waiting list March 15 for a low-income rent-assistance program. The move covers 11 of … more

Music is freeing. That feeling, of getting lost in a song and forgetting your cares, has captured the interest of Wright City High School senior Jackson Mazella. Although the analytically minded … more

In recent years, an increasing public interest in local city governance has been driving a critical examination of how local laws and decisions get made. That scrutiny has led to several changes in … more

Snow days are looking different than they did just a few short years ago for students in the county. In past times, waking up to the news of school being canceled due to inclement weather meant a day … more

In a rare split, the Wright City Board of Aldermen nearly denied preliminary approval for a subdivision expansion during a hearing last week. The divide was over whether the Gettysburg Commons … more

With the April election just over two months away, the Wright City R-II School District is diving into the details of its plan to build a new high school along Highway F. A pair of no-tax-increase … more

The Wright City government is ready to begin registering golf carts and UTVs (aka side-by-sides) for use on city streets, finally allowing owners to drive in town after the board of aldermen approved … more