Hope is Coming for City’s Homeless
Guest Blogger:  Mr. Travis Hughes
Today,  from 4:30pm to 7 pm the City’s Department of Human Services, and the St. Louis Public Schools, will have a “Hope Is Moving In” hub grand opening at Sigel Elementary School, 2039 Russell Boulevard. This hub will service the 6th Ward in providing housing services.

Darrin Williams, owner of Dawg Day

For all you dog lovers, downtown is set to have a new business to cater to your furry friends. Dawg Daycare is the brainchild of Mr. Darrin Williams, a city resident, who came up with the unique concept after a visit to Chicago.
The dog daycare will offer overnight boarding [...]

I got my first political start working in a congressional office in Washington, D.C back in 2001. I am forever grateful to Congressman Lacy Clay, who allowed me as a young, inquisitive college student follow him around to congressional hearings, and briefings. It was through this experience that I was able to network and land a [...]

> (ST. LOUIS) – Today, Alderman Kacie Starr Triplett (6th Ward) obtained
> over $137,000 for capital improvements at Lucas Park. The money will
> fund much-needed projects to enhance the park and restore its original
> beauty.

Do you know an amazing female high school student, that would benefit from attending a free political leadership retreat in Washington, D.C.?

Join an informative discussion with local teen’s on the impact of father and son relationships in St. Louis City.

Worried about your trash not being picked up due to the upcoming MLK holiday? Well residents need not to worry, the trash collection will be altered to accomodate the observance of Martin Luther King.

Happy New Year to the residents of the 6th Ward. It has been a pleasure representing you and your family at City Hall this past year, it is my sincere hope, that 2009 serves as a peaceful and proseperous year.

Could You Use $500.00 for your youth group?
Youth Service and Impact Mini grants are available for young people to work on a community issue or problem. Applications for the 2009 funding cycle are available NOW.

With an overwhelming 86.6% of the vote for Obama in Tuesday’s historic election, the city’s Sixth Ward came in strong for the president-elect. The ward, represented by Alderman Kacie Starr-Triplett at City Hall, cast 6,146 ballots for Obama – the largest total of any ward in the city.