St. Charles County officials have agreed to work with St. Peters officials to connect a new county park, formerly the site of the privately-owned Riverside Harbor along the Mississippi River at the mouth of Dardenne Creek, with St. Peters’ 370 Lakeside Park via a canoe route on the creek. The St. Charles County Council approved an ordinance to authorize County Executive Steve Ehlmann to enter an intergovernmental agreement with St. Peters and the Dardenne Creek Drainage District No. 3 for maintaining a portion of the creek for the canoe route. Ehlmann had previously discussed developing a “blue way” canoe or ...

St. Charles County officials are considering selling the Family Arena, the county’s multi-purpose event venue in St. Charles, after receiving some interest from an unidentified party.

On Aug. 7, voters get to decide the fate of Missouri’s right-to-work legislation. 

Driving lanes will close on Boone Hills Drive between First Executive Avenue and Laurel Lea Drive as the city of St. Peters replaces concrete pavement during a road maintenance project expected to begin Wednesday, July 11.

McClay Road will be closed to eastbound traffic from Jungermann Road to a point approximately 200 feet east of Jungermann beginning Wednesday, July 11. The closure to eastbound traffic is expected to last three days to allow concrete pavement replacement as part of an ongoing improvement project on McClay Road.

The Lake Saint Louis Board of Aldermen approved a rezoning and preliminary subdivision plat for the controversial proposed Windsor Park subdivision after the developer agreed to scale back its density and make other changes.

Lake Saint Louis residents may want to watch for post card from the city, rather than just tossing it in the trash. On July 2, the Lake Saint Louis Board of Aldermen agreed to mail a postcard to city residents asking them to fill out an online trash service survey.

Jesse Keith Whitley, Lorrie Morgan and Pam Tillis bring a little bit of country twang to Celebrate St. Peters on Sept. 14 while Contagious and Night Ranger get 370 Lakeside Park rockin' on Sept. 15.

On June 28, the O'Fallon City Council gave the first reading to a bill that would update city procedures to better address an increase in traffic calming requests in the city. A final vote is expected at the council's July 12 meeting.

A traffic-clogged Route 364 near Mid Rivers Mall Drive is expected to get some relief this summer with the addition of road lanes and, in the future, a new interchange.