Charter Bus to Westminster ?

[Scout 4u]

Anyone know if Kearney will have a bus for fans to Westminster ? Details?
Thanks

 

[anon_utvqikut1knht]

I would bet on it but cannot attend (will have to hope for webcast) due to work. If you drive it is off I 64 in Town and Country about 30 miles west of downtown St. Louis.

 

[wcfanfourever]

Pretty nice facilities but no lights for some reason. I guess all home games are played Saturday afternoons

 

[Kzar]

They have lighting ordinances from Town and Country to Ladue.

 

[wcfanfourever]

Communists

 

[O line wins games]

They have lighting ordinances from Town and Country to Ladue.

What?......

 

[19WebbCity99]

We talked to the ad when we were there. There are no lights because the subdivision to the west side keeps lawyering up when the school tries to build them. They say it would be an eye sore to the subdivision.

 

[O line wins games]

We talked to the ad when we were there. There are no lights because the subdivision to the west side keeps lawyering up when the school tries to build them. They say it would be an eye sore to the subdivision.

Typical East side football problems..

 

[TheDaddy]

The City of Kearney has graciously helped Kearney School District by getting a charter bus for the football game on Saturday, November 21, to Westminster Christian Academy in St. Louis. The bus will leave at 8:30 am from the Kearney High School parking lot. Tickets to ride the bus are $20.00 per person and can be purchased at Kearney City Hall between the hours of 8:00 am and 5:00 pm. Minors under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult. The tickets are first come first serve! It will cost an additional $6 for entry into the game.

For more information, please contact the City of Kearney.

City of Kearney, MO
100 E Washington Street
Kearney, MO
816.628.4142

 

[STL_Dan]

What?......

The aldermen of Town & Country voted down our proposal for the conditional use permit needed for us to install stadium lights and a permanent sound system.

We are disappointed by this decision but at the same time are grateful for the process established by the city of Town & Country, which allowed us to present our case before them and reach this point. This has been and remains a great example of civic engagement, which is a mark of our democratic society.

On behalf of the Board of Directors and the extended Westminster Christian Academy community, I want to express my deep gratitude for the time that so many of you have taken to express your support for this project in writing, personal meetings, and at the town hall meetings. I am especially proud of the manner in which you have communicated and the evidence of Christian grace in your interpersonal interactions. Our school community is a treasure, and its value was never more evident than through this process.

In light of the vote yesterday evening, school leaders will soon meet to consult with experts and then, together with the Board of Directors, reflect upon the options available to us at this stage. To this point, our experience with this proposal in Town & Country closely resembles our experience in Creve Coeur when we proposed expansion of the Ladue Road campus in 1998.

We strongly believe that this project extends beyond student and fan safety and even beyond the program we envision for our students. Rather, this proposal is a reflection of our vision and specifically our core value of learning and living in Christian community – an integral part of the comprehensive educational experience we long to provide our students.

Please join us in asking God for wisdom and ultimately favor as we seek to lead our beloved school forward.

Love to you all in Christ,
Tom Stoner, EdD
Head of School

 

[O line wins games]

Interesting..

 

[W Card]

The aldermen of Town & Country voted down our proposal for the conditional use permit needed for us to install stadium lights and a permanent sound system.

We are disappointed by this decision but at the same time are grateful for the process established by the city of Town & Country, which allowed us to present our case before them and reach this point. This has been and remains a great example of civic engagement, which is a mark of our democratic society.

On behalf of the Board of Directors and the extended Westminster Christian Academy community, I want to express my deep gratitude for the time that so many of you have taken to express your support for this project in writing, personal meetings, and at the town hall meetings. I am especially proud of the manner in which you have communicated and the evidence of Christian grace in your interpersonal interactions. Our school community is a treasure, and its value was never more evident than through this process.

In light of the vote yesterday evening, school leaders will soon meet to consult with experts and then, together with the Board of Directors, reflect upon the options available to us at this stage. To this point, our experience with this proposal in Town & Country closely resembles our experience in Creve Coeur when we proposed expansion of the Ladue Road campus in 1998.

We strongly believe that this project extends beyond student and fan safety and even beyond the program we envision for our students. Rather, this proposal is a reflection of our vision and specifically our core value of learning and living in Christian community – an integral part of the comprehensive educational experience we long to provide our students.

Please join us in asking God for wisdom and ultimately favor as we seek to lead our beloved school forward.

Love to you all in Christ,
Tom Stoner, EdD
Head of School

About the time I think this site is limited to us self-centered morons disgorging sophomoric hyperbole you come along with a profound post.....How dare you?

Excellent post Tom.