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.
A Festus woman is moving her home-based business to a shop in Imperial.
Jefferson County may soon enter the worldwide Bitcoin cryptocurrency “mining race.”
Denny Foster said he and his father, Barry Foster, hope to open their new Central Main & Mill Community Tap & Tasting Room in Festus next month.
A longtime Arnold piping company is looking to expand and bring new businesses to the city, but it is asking for help to make it happen.
Chris and Brittany Stier of Imperial, who own and operate Noctua Coffee, a small-batch coffee roastery and mobile coffee cart, recently introduced giant-sized “latte buckets,” bringing the business some national attention.
Months after purchasing the Jefferson County Lumber Co. in Imperial, the new owners say the store has been a perfect fit for the Hopson Lumber Co. brand. The company’s original location has been operating on De Soto’s Main Street for 145 years.
Arnold city officials recently approved signage for a Planet Fitness gym to open in the former Arnold Bowl location. The city also OKd permits for a new wine and cocktail bar and a new cosmetology school to open in the city.
A 7 Brew Drive Thru Coffee site under construction at 606 S. Truman Blvd. in Festus is expected to open in August, said Rem Eiler, director of development for a franchise group led by Brandon Sebald of Arkansas.
Ameren Missouri has announced plans to develop a gas-fired, electricity-generating plant and power storage facility on the site of its former coal-fired plant south of Festus in Jefferson County.
The Save A Lot grocery store at 3610 Richardson Square Drive in Arnold closed on June 27, owner Robert Snyder III said.
Dogs and staff members escaped a fire Tuesday afternoon, June 24, that destroyed A Howlin’ Good Time Doggie Daycare, Hotel and Grooming, 1595 Miller Road, in Imperial, the Rock Community Fire Protection District reported.
A messy moment during a 2024 family road trip to Myrtle Beach led Elise and Tony Rich to create a company and be named finalists in a Shark Tank-like competition for veteran-owned businesses.
Six months after the Eureka Board of Aldermen approved plans for Starbucks to build a location in the city, the national coffeehouse company has decided to change course.
House Springs Price Chopper owner Trip Straub announced June 2 that the grocery store, at 4639 House Springs Center off Hwy. MM, will close Friday, June 27.
Pedal’n Pi, a bicycle and pizza shop that has been operating at 514 Bailey Road in Crystal City since 2021, will soon move less than half a mile west to 319 W. Main St. in Festus.
During the voting period for Leader Publication’s first-ever Best of Jefferson County contest, readers cast more than 118,000 votes in support of their favorite local businesses, organizations and attractions.
Golf enthusiasts have something to celebrate. A business offering an indoor golf simulator will open soon in the old Amvets Post 42 building, 690 Joachim Ave., in Herculaneum.
Spectrum, a suite of communications services from Charter Communications Inc., held a grand opening for its new Field Operations Center in Herculaneum on April 25. The facility, 1555 McNutt St., houses more than 100 employees who service cust…
