On Wednesday, February 1, 2023 the St. Charles Regional Chamber is launching a brand new platform for small businesses to come together to sell products and services online. "Providing this platform to the community is one way the St. Charles Regional Chamber is helping our businesses to expa...

Saint Charles, MO - Mayor Dan Borgmeyer has announced that he is forming a Mayor's Task Force on Bangert Island to ensure representation from all parties interested in the preservation of Bangert Island and the Riverpointe Development. The Mayor will officially announce more information on thi...

At their meeting on February 21, 2023, the St. Charles Regional Chamber Board of Directors passed two resolutions supporting Use Taxes in the City of St. Peters and the City of St. Charles. The Chamber encourages St. Peters voters to vote "Yes" on Proposition S and St. Charles voters to vote "...

St. Charles County plans to use technology to improve traffic flow through busy intersections by using funds administered by the East-West Gateway Council of Governments. The Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement Program, administered by East-West Gateway, uses federal funds to implement the region's Transportation Improvement Program Using three bills introduced at the Feb.

It's hard to think of a word that triggers more reactivity and drains more trust from conversation than "but." Notice how often you hear it (and say it) when you're negotiating or arguing. Notice how this one word changes the temperature and tone in the moment.

Welcome back to the international stage, CITYPARK. The new soccer stadium in Downtown West will play host to one of the United States Women's National Team's spring exhibitions as the team prepares for the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup in Australia.

You've got a problem, and you're not afraid to own up to it. Your company isn't diverse. You know you can do better, and you want diversity and equity to be a priority in your organization. So, what now?

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Boone Center, Inc. (BCI)-a nonprofit that improves the lives of adults with disabilities through employment opportunities-invites the community to attend its Derby After Dark Gala and Auction on Saturday, May 6. The event will be held from 4 to 9 p.m. at Ameristar Casino Resort Spa in St. Charl...

The Lindenwood University Board of Trustees guides the University and ensures that the institution lives up to its mission of educating students to help them achieve their goals. This past fall, Lindenwood welcomed five new members to its board. "We are honored to welcome these talented individuals to the Lindenwood University Board of Trustees," President Dr. John Porter said.

Only 30 percent of all change management plans are successful, according to John Kotter's 1996 landmark book, " Leading Change." Decades later, that statistic still holds true. The way companies handle change can determine the future trajectory of the business. If you have a strong change management plan in place, managers and employees will adapt to organizational changes more effectively.

The St. Charles Regional Chamber is please to partner with Lindenwood University for this speaker series. We hope you can join us!

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The Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry has renewed its fight against government overreach as lawmakers work to advance legislation to mandate workplace vaccination policies. This week, the Missouri Chamber testified in opposition to two anti-business proposals that would give state government the power to undermine vaccination policies set by...

Many local dining patrons recall that Stone Soup Cottage, a charming restaurant known for its memorable, romantic dinners in the countryside, closed last June. Since then, owners Carl and Nancy McConnell have hosted several pop-up events-under the moniker of Le Champ de Fleurs by Stone Soup Cottage-all of which have sold out literally within minutes of their 7 a.m.