Richmond Heights government

Thomas Thompson on Maplewood History: James Baare Turnbull – Internationally Known Artist Extraordinaire!!! Part Four: “The Old City Hall did not have plumbing.” February 14, 2026
Thomas Thompson on Maplewood History: James Baare Turnbull – Internationally Known Artist Extraordinaire!!! Part Four: “In the City Hall Building on Sutton?” February 14, 2026
Doug Houser on Maplewood History: James Baare Turnbull – Internationally Known Artist Extraordinaire!!! – Part Three: “I would love to take a look at it Gary. Much thanks for the offer.” February 14, 2026
Doug Houser on Maplewood History: James Baare Turnbull – Internationally Known Artist Extraordinaire!!! – Part Three: “Art, I will pass your information on to the family.” February 14, 2026
Doug Houser on Maplewood History: James Baare Turnbull – Internationally Known Artist Extraordinaire!!! Part Four: “My pleasure, Bob. I appreciate your kind words.” February 14, 2026
Doug Houser on Maplewood History: James Baare Turnbull – Internationally Known Artist Extraordinaire!!! Part Four: “They must have been. We’re slowly learning more about them.” February 14, 2026
Doug Houser on Maplewood History: James Baare Turnbull – Internationally Known Artist Extraordinaire!!! Part Four: “Thanks, Diana. You lived in the old city hall building? I’m guessing that what had been the studio, maybe apartment,…” February 14, 2026
Thomas Thompson on Historic Preservation Commission votes to save house: “Historic Preservation Commission in Maplewood, MO. saved 3432 Commonwealth Ave from a greedy developer, and Gentrification the process where increased…” February 13, 2026
Lori Allen on Historic Preservation Commission votes to save house: “How do we as neighbors on the street get involved in preventing the destruction of the historic elements of our…” February 13, 2026
Robert Thomas on Maplewood History: James Baare Turnbull – Internationally Known Artist Extraordinaire!!! Part Four: “Thanks, Doug — Excellent research.” February 13, 2026
Thomas Thompson on New business signs, house demolition to be considered in Thursday meeting: “Maplewood MO is one of the St. Louis areas with many historic buildings and houses. Is Maplewood becoming a teardown…” February 12, 2026
Gary Tash on Maplewood History: James Baare Turnbull – Internationally Known Artist Extraordinaire!!! – Part Three: “Doug, Gary here, I read your note expressing to see a WWII scrap book. I have one from the 345th…” February 12, 2026
Sammy on New business signs, house demolition to be considered in Thursday meeting: “It’s really interesting that some (not all) of the folx getting super impassioned over this are literally the same ones…” February 12, 2026
Greg Smith on New business signs, house demolition to be considered in Thursday meeting: “If tear down a $200k home, new home must be $1.3 million to pencil, 15% tear down cost to pencil.…” February 11, 2026
Mary on Maplewood History: James Baare Turnbull – Internationally Known Artist Extraordinaire!!! – Part One: “I have a hint as to why the name Pete was used for her. My great uncle is James Baare…” February 11, 2026

Landlord wants city tree removed: doesn’t like “cotton fluff”

Brentwood pays Heights bill; Juvenile disturbances at Maddenfest

Richmond Heights wins financial award

Boys Hope Girls Hope breaks ground in Richmond Heights

Richmond Heights financial reporting recognized

Richmond Heights launches new city website

Richmond Heights hires Ferguson interim city manager

Richmond Heights City Council to consider $21 million senior living center Monday night

Richmond Heights property owners to get second tax bill – for $11

Richmond Heights Council questions, but OKs, $600,000 savings on new building

Boys Hope Girls Hope site plan approved in Richmond Heights

Richmond Heights city manager supports resigned Ferguson city manager in now-deleted tweet

Brainerd LaTourette Jr., once Richmond Heights mayor, dies

Wise Avenue project OK’d, to begin in March

Menards to begin work on retaining wall

Richmond Heights hires new public works director

Richmond Heights hotel development given extension

Richmond Heights financial report: “spirit of full disclosure”

Wise Avenue residents continue to question city’s plan, process

Wise Avenue plans revised: old trees will stay

Richmond Heights council members sworn in