Historical Perspective Our great neighborhood founded in 1986 is over 30 years old. This means most of its most expensive community-owned property, unless recently replaced or upgraded, is showing some age. For reasons beyond the
Communication: Moving Forward Bridge Pointe is a warm and inviting community that offers many opportunities to get involved through its various events scheduled throughout the year. Currently, paper newsletters are created, published and distributed to
Please join fellow neighbors at the Family Fall Party! This is the 1st Family Fall Party and this event will offer ample opportunities to connect with other neighbors within the Bridge Pointe neighborhood. Families of
Tree-lined streets and shady, mature trees surrounding homes are some of the reasons Bridge Pointe continues to be a treasured Northland neighborhood. As homeowners, we all know the necessity of maintenance and that includes our
Effective October 1, 2017 Wednesday trash collection area south of Missouri Highway 152 from North Oak to I-435 moves to Friday. This change effects our Bridge Pointe neighborhood. The changes are designed to improve service for
About 15 neighbors gathered on the Bridge Pointe swimming pool deck at 7pm, Sunday, June 25, to learn about recent developments with the homes association, obtain answers to questions, and discuss the future. President Jason White
A young great horned owl now owes its life to three caring Bridge Pointe neighbors, an animal clinic and the Facebook page that brought them all together. Here’s Beth Powell’s story about her amazing adventure
My name is LorRae Groff and I live in the Bridge Pointe neighborhood. I have 17 years experience teaching piano lessons and I also teach music at Holy Cross School part-time. Currently I have three openings available for
Inspired by the pictured Little Library located in nearby Ridgefield Estates, retired educators Bob and Susan Hiatt are spearheading a drive to bring this literary opportunity to Bridge Pointe. Over 50,000 Little Libraries have been
Even though they live in Kansas City, BridgePointe residents can participate in free two-hour, hands-on lifesaving classes offered by the City of Gladstone. They start at 6pm on the third Thursday of every month at