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Celebrate our community during Wentzville Days! This three-day festival includes food, drink and craft vendors, live music, a carnival, kids activities and more.
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What’s new in Wentzville? Ziggi’s Coffee!
Earlier this week, Ziggi’s Coffee officially opened at 100 Wilmer Meadow Dr. Located off Interstate Drive just south of I-70, this drive-thru location serves up coffee alongside energy drinks, dirty sodas, fruit smoothies, eats, treats and more. Welcome to Wentzville, Ziggi’s Coffee! #WhatsNewInWentzville
What’s new in Wentzville? Ziggi’s Coffee!
Earlier this week, Ziggi’s Coffee officially opened at 100 Wilmer Meadow Dr. Located off Interstate Drive just south of I-70, this drive-thru location serves up coffee alongside energy drinks, dirty sodas, fruit smoothies, eats, treats and more. Welcome to Wentzville, Ziggi’s Coffee! #WhatsNewInWentzville
Get a jump start on your fitness goals this year when you visit the Wentzville Rec Center (WREC)! Join one of the fun upcoming activities below!
The WREC offers a variety of classes, programs and ways to stay active indoors during the winter weather season. Visit the WREC in person to learn more from an associate and see our newest facility, or visit online at the #LinkInBio.
Get a jump start on your fitness goals this year when you visit the Wentzville Rec Center (WREC)! Join one of the fun upcoming activities below!
The WREC offers a variety of classes, programs and ways to stay active indoors during the winter weather season. Visit the WREC in person to learn more from an associate and see our newest facility, or visit online at the #LinkInBio.
The new year is here, and so are colder temps! If you’re looking for indoor activities during the winter months, consider a membership to the Wentzville Rec Center (WREC)!
The WREC offers a variety of classes, programs and ways to stay active indoors this season.
If you’re interested in a membership, visit the WREC at 500 Great Oaks Blvd. to learn more from an associate and see the facility in person, or find out more online at www.wentzvillemo.gov/WREC.
The new year is here, and so are colder temps! If you’re looking for indoor activities during the winter months, consider a membership to the Wentzville Rec Center (WREC)!
The WREC offers a variety of classes, programs and ways to stay active indoors this season.
If you’re interested in a membership, visit the WREC at 500 Great Oaks Blvd. to learn more from an associate and see the facility in person, or find out more online at www.wentzvillemo.gov/WREC.
Some members from CitySync are dancing into your feed to remind residents that supporting local businesses is always worth celebrating.
Every purchase makes a difference — support the places that make our community feel like home. 💙 #WorthTheTrip #SupportLocal
Some members from CitySync are dancing into your feed to remind residents that supporting local businesses is always worth celebrating.
Every purchase makes a difference — support the places that make our community feel like home. 💙 #WorthTheTrip #SupportLocal
Don’t miss your chance to recycle your real Christmas tree!
Curbside collection of real Christmas trees is available for Wentzville residents with trash collection service. Trees, which must be free of decorations, lights, tinsel, garland, etc., and cut into less than four-foot sections, may be placed at the curb on your regular collection day between Jan. 2-16. For questions, please call (636) 639-2049.
Residents may also drop off natural trees to one of the three City parks below, between *Dec. 26 and Jan. 18 (during regular park hours). Trees must be free of decorations, stands, coverings, lights, etc.
Progress Park
968 Meyer Rd.
Heartland Park
100 William Dierberg Dr.
Rotary Park
2577 W. Meyer Rd.
(*Jan 10-18)
Don’t miss your chance to recycle your real Christmas tree!
Curbside collection of real Christmas trees is available for Wentzville residents with trash collection service. Trees, which must be free of decorations, lights, tinsel, garland, etc., and cut into less than four-foot sections, may be placed at the curb on your regular collection day between Jan. 2-16. For questions, please call (636) 639-2049.
Residents may also drop off natural trees to one of the three City parks below, between *Dec. 26 and Jan. 18 (during regular park hours). Trees must be free of decorations, stands, coverings, lights, etc.
Progress Park
968 Meyer Rd.
Heartland Park
100 William Dierberg Dr.
Rotary Park
2577 W. Meyer Rd.
(*Jan 10-18)
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