Aspiring entrepreneurs seeking investment in their product or service can apply to win up to $15,000 through the St. Charles County Piranha Tank, sponsored by the city of St. Charles, EDC of St. Charles County, and OPO Startups.
Read More »County Parks Department honors volunteers
As part of National Volunteer Week, the St. Charles County Parks and Recreation Department recognized volunteers for their extraordinary service and dedication at its annual Volunteer Appreciation Night on Thursday, April 14.
Read More »O’Fallon firefighters support Autism Awareness Month
On Saturday, April 23, the O’Fallon Firefighters Community Outreach Group organized a wiffle ball tournament and barbecue held at Yellowbatz, owned by the Penalty Box in O’Fallon.
Read More »Protecting citizens from tax fraud
To the Editor: In early July 2015, Michael filed his taxes with the Internal Revenue Service.
Read More »The results are in; time to expand
To the Editor: Caution when it comes to the unknown is normal.
Read More »In praise of Thomas Sowell
To the Editor: I wanted to write a quick note about the fine job Mr. Sowell does in his column in the Mid Rivers Newsmagazine.
Read More »RSC 5K Challenge Run to feature obstacle course and movie
Sign up with your family for the RSC 5K Challenge Run, which will be held at 7 p.m. on Friday, May 6, outside the Renaud Spirit Center and stay afterwards for the free outdoor party with Batman and Elsa the Snow Queen. The Challenge Run features an obstacle course open to ages 8 and up. The Renaud Spirit Center is located at 2650 Tri Sports Circle in O’Fallon.
Read More »Thomas Sowell – Conservatives for Trump?
Does Trump have conservative principles? Does he have any principles at all, other than promoting Donald Trump? A smorgasbord of political positions — none of them indicating any serious thought about complicated issues — is not a principle. Nor is cheering for himself and boasting about all the great things he is going to do as President.
Read More »Dardenne Prairie’s CERT program may be going away
The future of Dardenne Prairie’s Community Emergency Response Team [CERT], a group of city volunteers who would respond to disasters, is in doubt now because it’s too expensive and not needed, said Mayor David Zucker.
Read More »Legislators look for incentives for encouraging business, local officials worry about PDMPs, improving job skills
Tort and tax reform and a right-to-work law are priorities – gasoline tax increases and a statewide prescription drug monitoring program [PDMP] less so – for the Missouri General Assembly this year, say a group of Republican St. Charles and St. Louis County legislators.
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