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 Jennifer Rohrbach owner of The Goddard School for Early Childhood Development in St. Peters recently celebrated the school’s grand opening with a ribbon cutting. The school is located at 700 Old Salt Lick Road. Joining in the fun were the Goddard kids, St. Peters Mayor Len Pagano, Christa Montgomery with Sen. Tom Dempsey's office, and St. Peters Chamber Ambassadors.
The Villages of St. Peters recently opened at 5400 Executive Centre Pkwy., in St. Peters. St. Peters Mayor Len Pagano, members of the city’s Board of Aldermen, and the St. Peters Chamber Ambassadors, were joined by many other guests to celebrate the opening with a ribbon cutting and reception. Susan McLenahan, executive director of the Villages cut the ribbon to commemorate the event. The new lifestyle community offers assisted living and skilled nursing teams, rehabilitation services, as well as memory care assistance.
The Missouri National Education Association (MNEA) recently celebrated the grand opening of its new St. Charles County facility at 1011 Peruque Crossing Court in O’Fallon, with a ribbon cutting.
The Community Council of St. Charles County will host its monthly Network Luncheon from 11:45 a.m. until 1 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 6, at Stegton Regency Banquet Center.
Participants may learn about some of the resources available from the faith communities in the region. The panel of presenters will include: Brian Potts of Restore St. Charles, Matt Grube of Discovery Church, Ryan Redding of Morning Star Church, Debbie Nash of Send Me St. Louis, and Dan Rubery of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. The cost of the luncheon is $10. To RSVP for the luncheon, or for more information, call 936-8023. Promoting the collaborative partnerships of the nonprofit, public and private sectors, Community Council of St. Charles is a member of the United Way of Greater St. Louis.
“A Call To Action on Jobs, Housing and Transportation” will be presented during a breakfast buffet to be held from 7:30 a.m. until 9 a.m., Wednesday, Nov. 19, at the St. Charles Convention Center, 1 Convention Center Plaza, in St. Charles.
During the event presentations will be made by Bill Emmons, supervisory officer and economist of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, and by Greg Prestemon, president and CEO of the Economic Development Center of St. Charles County. Registration is free and required. To RSVP, visit edcregistration.com/summit or call 441-6880, ext. 221.
Mid Rivers Mall will serve as a collection sight for the St. Louis Area Foodbank through Nov. 15. Visit the customer service desk on the upper level JC Penney wing to drop your donation of food items. Your support will help the food banks, which serve as the distribution centers for pantries and soup kitchens, where families can come for free food.
The Curvy Diva Boutique has opened at 6754 Mexico Road in St. Peters. Specializing in Women’s Plus Apparel, the Curvy Diva Boutique carries a variety of apparel ranging from casual to dress in sizes 14 and up.
Owner Julia Lampe opened her first plus-size boutique, Plus Repeats, in 1992 in Denver, Col. Plus Repeats was the first consignment store of its kind in the area and helped to pave the way in addressing the needs of plus-sized women in offering quality apparel at an affordable price.
Critical to any company's success is identifying future leaders and providing guidance through example. That will be the focus of the Alliance Leader's Luncheon by the Economic Development Center of St. Charles County, “Identify and Groom Future Leaders through Mentorship." The program will be presented by Enterprise University on Thursday, Nov. 13, at Old Hickory Golf Club, No. 1 Dye Club Drive in St. Peters.? Sign-in, networking and for this three-hour workshop begins at 11:00 a.m. Instruction starts at 11:30 a.m. and the program will conclude by 2 p.m. A lunch buffet will also be served. The Enterprise University instructor will be the Director of Organizational Development at Enterprise Bank Lori Lewis, who holds a PhD from St. Louis University in Organizational Psychology, a Master's Degree in Counseling from Wheaton College and has a wealth of experience in organizational development.? Alliance members may attend the three-hour Alliance event for free. The general public is also welcome and admission is $125 per person. Advance registration is required and going on now. The deadline to sign-up for this seminar is Tuesday, Nov. 11. To register, visit http://www.marketvolt.com/custapp/cc.aspx .
 Linda Bosch, (left), master cruise counselor, owner of Just Cruises and Melba Brickner, CTC and land specialist, former owner of Cave Springs Travel, are now working together under one roof as Just Cruises, Inc., and specializing in cruise and land vacations. Together they have accumulated 84 years of travel experience. Their slogan is "Land or Sea What Shall it Be?" Just Cruises is located at 521 Salt Lick Road in St. Peters.
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