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This 61,854 SF industrial space in the award-winning City of O'Fallon is an ideal sub-lease opportunity for high-tech users. Amenities include: 8,000± SF of office space 24’ clear height 10 loading docks 2 drive-in bays 135 parking spaces Sub-lease expiration: November 30, 2027 Interested parties should contact Megan Baucom with the City

The St. Charles County Economic Development Council (EDC) is excited to announce an innovative new STEAM grant exclusively for Fine Arts educators. The Dr. Bernard J. DuBray STEAM Grant for Fine Arts Educators is open to K-12 educators at public and private schools in St. Charles County, Missouri, who teach the following

The St. Charles County Economic Development Council (EDC) is pleased to announce the opening of the 2025 Randy Schilling STEM Educators Grant application period. Named in honor of local entrepreneur and STEM advocate Randy Schilling, the grant provides teachers in St. Charles County with financial support for STEM-related classroom materials and projects.

This 259-acre site offers a rare opportunity to develop a large, rail-served tract of industrial land in fast-growing St. Charles County. The site is just 15 minutes from the international airport and boasts easy highway and interstate connectivity. It is adjacent to several successful industrial parks, offering access to a flourishing business ecosystem

Four retail lots are for sale in Lake Saint Louis's prestigious Meadows mixed-use development. Visible to 46,000+ vehicles per day Excellent demographics, with a median household income of $94,629 in a five-mile radius. Interested parties should contact George Ertle with the City of Lake Saint Louis at (636) 625-7933. Property Brochure

Kate Manfull is a busy mom of two who started her business out of her basement while her children slept. Today, that company is Fierce Creative, a thriving agency based in the Frenchtown area that employs 10 people. We sat down with Kate to learn why she chose St. Charles County as the home for her family and her business. Tell us about yourself, your

Boasting its highest number of participants to date, the MO' Cowbell Run is heading towards a record-breaking year. On October 6, more than 5,300 runners from over 40 states and three foreign countries will hit the streets of historic St. Charles for the 13th edition of this popular community event. Hosted by the Economic Development Council (EDC) of St.

In today’s tight labor market, demand for talent is at an all-time high, with manufacturing and skilled trades positions proving especially challenging to fill. To build a pipeline for these critical roles, several St. Charles County school districts are collaborating to replicate Fort Zumwalt’s successful U.S. Department of Labor Registered

CSI Leasing, Inc. (CSI), one of the world’s largest independent equipment leasing companies, announced today that it is relocating its global headquarters from Creve Coeur to a more than 138,000-square-foot facility in Weldon Spring. “We’re pleased to see an industry leader like CSI Leasing investing and creating jobs in Weldon

Two industrial buildings are for sale in the City of Weldon Spring offering significant advantages to a variety of industrial users. Each building has a 24' clear height with access to heavy power, along with two docks and two drive-in doors. Both sit on roughtly 2.5 acres and boast excellent accessibility to I-64 and HWY 364. Building Sizes: 821

A high-quality 26,578 SF brick medical office building is for lease in the City of St. Peters, one of Money Magazine's Best Places to Live in America. This property offers quick access to I-70 and sits just 1/3 mile from BJC St. Peters Hospital. Approximately 50% of the building is occupied, with the main floor offering 12,405 SF for lease or occupancy by a

In St. Charles County, community and business are deeply intertwined, creating a rich tapestry of collaboration and growth. The "All In St. Charles County" initiative highlights the stories of individuals and organizations that embody this spirit. In this edition, we are excited to feature Mark Hollander, a fifth-generation St. Charles City resident, who