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Construction has started on the second phase of The District, an experiential shopping and entertainment redevelopment in Chesterfield.

Things are looking positive for the live-music industry, which faced devastation during COVID-19

Macy's Inc. said Wednesday it will open a small-format store in the Chesterfield Commons shopping center this fall and close its Chesterfield Mall location.

I recently received a note from my friend and Shepard Letter subscriber, Michael Staenberg. He commented on the recent Never, Never, Never Be Late article and sent a list of what he referred to as Things that Require Zero Talent. At the top of the list was being on time.

For the fourth consecutive year, JEWISHcolorado is awarding $50,000 in Staenberg Family Foundation “Anything Grants,” to Jewish organizations statewide for numerous projects and programs, ranging from micro grants for Jewish teen programming to perennial gardens for seniors, and from capital projects to diversity, equity, and inclusion programs. Supported by the family foundation of business leader and philanthropist Michael Staenberg, these are one-time matching grants, ranging from $1,00...

Mazel tov! The whole shtetl buzzed with the news. Chanka, the butcher’s daughter, was engaged to Yankel, the carpenter’s son.  It was a local match, so the whole town got involved in the wedding preparations. A week before the wedding, Chanka could be found sewing the last few stitches on he…

Torah Prep School of St. Louis has reached an agreement to purchase an administrative building from University City School District, a move connected to the planned $190 million retail development along Olive Boulevard in University City. The Orthodox Jewish day school wanted to buy the Ronald E. McNair Administration Building for more than a decade, as its student body continued to grow, according to school leaders. But they had difficulty acquiring the building from the U. City school distric...

Your options to receive a COVID-19 vaccination just increased, now that St. Lukes Hospital will be able to administer more vaccinations Monday as it moves its clinic from the main hospital to the Chesterfield Mall. The clinic will be held at the former H&M store on the upper level. The larger space at Chesterfield Mall offers greater flexibility for St. Luke’s to increase its vaccination capacity for the community as more groups become eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine in Miss...

Staenberg family’s generosity deserves communitys deepest gratitude