Having a storage lot next to neighborhoods and schools is undesirable, according to Wright City’s elected leaders. It might also be impossible for them to stop. In early December, a Warren … more

Wright City R-II School Board members highlighted priorities for recently elected State Rep. Jeff Myers during the district’s board meeting earlier this month.  Myers, who will be the … more

If Wright City residents want major street improvements done in their neighborhoods in the immediate future, they should set up a special tax to pay for those projects, according to Wright … more

2022 was a year full of big announcements and contentious arguments about major changes coming to Warren County. There have also been many attention-grabbing happenings in the area of crime and … more

The clock has run out and registration is closed for candidates to get on the ballot for local city government, school board and emergency district leadership elections this spring. Local … more

The Wright City R-II school district saw its highest summer school numbers since 2019 during the 2022 summer school session.  The Wright City R-II school’s district came in just short … more

Alderman Nathan Rohr resigned from his position on the Wright City Board of Aldermen at the end of the board’s public meeting on Dec. 22. Rohr stated that he is moving to a home in … more

After Missouri voters last month approved a constitutional amendment legalizing recreational marijuana, two local cities are confronting the question of whether to tax the drug. The amendment … more

During numerous discussions of potential street projects, stormwater improvements, facility maintenance, and replacing rundown vehicles, Wright City’s elected leaders have frequently commented … more

With less than a week remaining for candidates to register for local city government, school board, and emergency service elections, more than a dozen elections only have one person running for … more