1:50 p.m. UPDATE: A store spokesperson said the Twin City Walmart, 650 S. Truman Blvd., Crystal City, reopened around 1 p.m. today, Jan. 29, after having been closed in the morning due to a power outage.
Bill and Mary Williams began their general contracting business in Cedar Hill in 1976.
It looks like a deli and convenience store is coming to Crystal City.
Gary Slane, owner of Minuteman Press, was the unanimous choice for 2025 Arnold Chamber of Commerce Business Person of the Year, said Courtney Sokolis, chamber executive director.
Pasta House owner Alex Dziuba said he is waiting for important kitchen equipment to be delivered and installed before he can reopen the Arnold restaurant.
Pedal’n Pi, a bicycle shop and pizza restaurant, has entered the home stretch in its journey to a new location, its owners say.
Emily Perez now owns the Fenton-area studio where she used to dance and teach classes.
A new boutique recently opened in De Soto.
The Card Locker in Festus offers not only a wide variety of sports cards, but other types of collectibles as well, owner Curtis Cadenhead said.
Melody Mollet said she was on the lookout for a place on Festus Main Street to open her business, Decades Antique Mall and jumped at the chance when a spot became available.
Dr. Thomas “Butch” Jones, 61, a veterinarian and former owner of Jones Animal Health Clinic in Crystal City, has retired after 30 years in business.
A new fitness center is expected to open in Arnold in late 2026.
De Soto has a new Asian food option.
Two Eureka restaurants closed this month.
Chuck Gerding, owner of Gerding Enterprises, donated 500 turkeys to local first responders on Dec. 9.
Festus City Council members voted 6-1 Monday to advance a liquor license request from Baymont by Wyndham, formerly the Quality Inn, located at 1200 W. Gannon Drive.
A new Mexican restaurant will open in a space on Jeffco Boulevard in Arnold where a different one used to operate.
The H-J Family of Companies, based in High Ridge, broke ground on a new manufacturing facility on Oct. 31. Company officials said once the expansion is finished, it will create an estimated 150 full-time jobs.
A south St. Louis County woman’s desire to consume less sugar grew to a full-fledged business in Kimmswick.
An Arnold plastic and metal manufacturing company recently celebrated a major milestone in the only way it knows how, with as many current and former employees as possible in attendance.
One Arnold restaurant is expected reopen near the end of the year, and another restaurant in the city closed its doors for good early this month.
A historic site in Crystal City will soon have a new purpose.
A 7 Brew drive-thru coffee stand is expected to open this month in Arnold.
Roller skating is returning to High Ridge.
