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

Starting Friday, March 27, people may fish in Missouri without a permit through April 15.

While the nation does what it can to flatten the COVID-19 curve, we're dreaming of baseball.

The Missouri Historical Society [MHS], which operates the Missouri History Museum, the MHS Library & Research Center, and Soldiers Memorial Military Museum, is asking residents of the St. Louis region to share stories of how they are responding to COVID-19.

This Chamber University education series will help business owners discover what options are available right now to help them in these crazy times and what steps they can begin taking to strengthen their business in the future.

Join the Greater St. Charles Chamber of Commerce as its Biz Brew goes virtual! Register now to be among the 40 local businesses to take part in the chamber's first virtual Biz Brew!

The March 26 meeting, at which this topic will be addressed, is available to residents by livestream or on demand video only at ofallon.mo.us.

Both bills will return to the March 30 County Council meeting. While council meetings will be restricted to the public through May 10, all meetings are available on the county’s YouTube channel.

Passage of a bill that would allow for the rezoning of the Lombardo Homes site at 1370 Diehr Road failed on March 12. However, it is on the agenda for the March 26 meeting, which is available for online viewing via livestream and on demand.

In the coming weeks our coverage will change, and we need your help. Our goal is now, as it has always been – to be great at sharing local news. To that end, we are searching for the heroes of this unprecedented time.

Both testing sites are located in Chesterfield. The St. Luke's Hospital site is on the parking lot between the Mr. and Mrs. Theodore P. Desloge Jr. Outpatient Center, Building B and St. Luke’s Resource Center. The Mercy site is on the parking lot of its Virtual Care Center at 15740 S. Outer Forty Road.