Mid Rivers Newsmagazine Your online news source for St. Charles County, Missouri

O’Fallon resident Michael “Mike” Arnold, 54, died on June 21 from injuries sustained on Saturday, June 16 when he was struck by a vehicle during a carjacking in downtown St. Louis. Arnold was locally known as the owner of Gus Gus Fun Bus, a 14-passenger rentable party bus that operated out of O’Fallon.

At a May 24 meeting, the most discussed topic for the O’Fallon City Council was a resolution pertaining to energy-saving improvements to be considered for the Renaud Spirit Center [RSC] located at 2650 Sports Circle.

On April 11, after years of bipartisan discussion and about 180 co-sponsors, Rep. Ann Wagner [R-MO] and House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy [R-CA] witnessed President Donald Trump sign the Allow States and Victims to Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act [FOSTA] into law.

In response to its increasing population trend, the city is kicking off improvements on roads from T.R. Hughes Boulevard to Woodlawn Avenue, which includes the Hwy. K/Main Street interchange near Interstate-70.

This week, Mid Rivers Newsmagazine talks with Dr. Bernard J. DuBray, Superintendent of the Fort Zumwalt School District.

At its April 26 meeting, the O’Fallon city council gave a second reading and unanimous approval to a rezoning and the conditional use permit [CUP] for the creation of a new Tru by Hilton hotel to be located east of Hwy. K and near Technology Drive and Crusher Drive in O’Fallon.

Residents will be able to run, swim or float on over to O’Fallon’s newly expanded Alligator's Creek Aquatic Center – just in time for Memorial Day weekend.

The city of O’Fallon is looking to put fine art on a pedestal, literally, with its new, traveling sculpture series.

This week, Mid Rivers Newsmagazine talks with St. Charles Mayor Sally Faith. Faith began her second term as mayor in April 2015.

The city of O’Fallon has announced the entertainment schedule for the 2018 Heritage & Freedom Festival July 2-4. The schedule was released at the city’s April 12 city council meeting by Jennifer Hoisington, the city’s tourism and festivals manager. A variety of music options will bring contemporary, classic and country to the main stage on July 3-4. Country Music Night ...