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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 ...

Lake Saint Louis has gotten stricter with panhandlers who have been asking for donations from drivers at intersections.

As expected, a number of candidates have filed for St. Charles County government offices up for re-election as part the political party primary on Aug. 7.  Other offices didn’t draw much attention.

A first reading is expected tonight in O'Fallon on legislation pursuant to the potential development of a Tru by Hilton Hotel on the northwest corner of the Technology and Crusher drives intersection.

St. Charles County taxpayers are expected to get the bill for most of the local road and transportation improvements in the Premier 370 Business Park that will serve new developments, particularly a new Amazon fulfillment center

Francis Howell girls soccer coach Brady Demling has plenty of things to worry about during games, but who is minding the Vikings goal is not one of them.

The topic was transportation when business and government leaders gathered on March 30 for the Legislative Update luncheon sponsored by Progress 64 West, a civic organization dedicated to improving life along the I-64 corridor in St. Louis and St. Charles counties. 

The Missouri Department of Transportation will close the exit from westbound I-70 to southbound Route 61/eastbound I-64 for more than a month starting next week.

This year’s award recipients included St. Peters resident Brenda Rubach-Thurmer, who won the Rozier Award.

In response to an influx of residents requesting crosswalks, the city of O’Fallon is moving forward with a policy that would establish how and where the city decides to install new crosswalks.