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Westlake Ace Hardware to Fill Old Goodwill Spot in Fenton by Summer 2027
A vacant Goodwill building on Old Sugar Creek Road in Fenton is getting new life as a Westlake Ace Hardware store, with remodeling set to begin in early 2027 and a soft opening targeted for that summer. The roughly 12,500-square-foot free-standing building at 99 Old Sugar Creek Road will house about 11,000 square feet of retail space, with access planned from New Sugar Creek Road and a large parking lot on site.
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Anheuser-Busch CEO Brendan Whitworth resigns for Equinox role
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This Missouri Antique Market Packs More Than 75 Vendors Into A 16,000-Square-Foot Brick Warehouse
More than 75 vendors share one renovated brick warehouse, and the whole place stretches across 16,000 square feet. That’s a lot of treasure under one roof. I can’t imagine leaving with empty hands. Soaring rafters run overhead. Original skylight windows pour daylight onto rustic furniture, Mid-Century Modern pieces,...
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A Ghost Town And Haunted Woods Await After Dark At This Missouri Farm
An Old West ghost town hides in the dark woods of a working farm, and live actors are waiting inside it. That alone makes me want to grab a flashlight and a very brave friend. The trail winds through cursed woods, lantern-lit fog, and even stretches of a corn maze. A full walk can take 40 minutes to an hour.
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Wentzville-Area Mobile Home Park Residents Evicted for New Shopping Center
More than 60 mobile home owners at CastleGate Estates near Wentzville have received notices that they must vacate the park, as a developer moves forward with plans to replace part of the community with a shopping center. Residents say the notices gave them as little as 60 days to leave, upending the lives of retirees, families with young children and people with disabilities who have called the park home for years.