Mayoral Candidate Nick Guccione Says "Come Have Coffee" At My House During Wentzville Candidate Forum

Mayoral candidate Alderman Nick Guccione tells the crowd at candidate night that he will continue to answer phone calls, have coffee meetings at his house and walk Wentzville neighborhoods for feedback on issues important to citizens.

Wentzville Aldermanic Candidate Donna Sherwood Points Out In-Depth Civic Involvement At Wentzville Candidate Forum

Wentzville Aldermanic candidate Donna Sherwood points out to Wentzville voters that even though not a member of the board, she has attended nearly all the aldermanic meetings over the course of the past 3 years.

Wentzville Candidate Night -- Sonya Shryock Comes Prepared

Wentzville aldermanic candidate Sonya Shryock brings proof to Wentzville Candidate Night that she is not associated with the Home Builders Association and decries negative attacks on her and her family.

Wentzville Aldermanic Candidate Pritchett Touts Managerial and Customer Service Experience At Candidate Forum

Wentzville aldermanic candidate Jeremy Pritchett gives his closing argument at tonight's Wentzville candidate forum by touting his experience at Office Depot as an Assistant General Manager.

Pritchett says people are not always easy to work with and he knows what it takes to listen to peoples' issues and and hammer out solutions via good interpersonal communications.

Alderman Leon Tow Gives Closing Argument Why He Should Be Mayor During Wentzville Candidate Night

During candidate night, Wentzville Mayoral Candidate Leon Tow gives his closing statement to the 200 + crowd at Wentzville's Holt High School.

He urges Wentzville citizens to stay involved in local political issues like the candidate forum tonight and he asks that they vote for him.

Wentzville Candidate Night -- Alderman Stokes Closing Comments

Alderman Rick Stokes gives his pitch to a Wentzville candidate forum audience of about 200 or so people at Wentzville's Holt High School.

Stokes is a local REALTOR and mentioned that skill set.

Missouri St Charles County GOP Caucus has NO Chance Of Starting On Time At 10 a.m., Or, Maybe Before Noon

As of 10:13 a.m., the Missouri St Charles County GOP caucus appears very well attended with many many folks in the meeting-gym and more still in line. Local GOP Committee chairman says everyone currently in line will have to be processed before caucus will start.

Looks like 1000+ already in meeting-gym and roughly 300 more people still in line. He says punishment for coming right at ten a.m. for those still in line is that they have to wait in a "smelly wrestling room" at the school.

There would appear to be no chance that the St Charles County GOP caucus will start before noon central here at Francis Howell North on Hackman Rd near the Page Extension Muegge Rd exit.