Sheri Steffans has requested a conditional use permit for a banquet center and chapel.
Council passed a resolution in support of the naming on Monday.
The city's Landmarks Board has already given approval to demolish an addition to an old stone mill on the property.
The St. Charles County Schools, Mental Health And Emergency Services Task Force met for the second time and came up with recommendations to make to the St. Charles County Council.
Students and St. Charles Police Officer, recognized during MLK Day celebration.
St. Charles will evaluate the format of Riverfest before the 2013 event.
St. Charles City was awarded funding from St. Charles County Road Board for several road projects in 2014 and 2015.
City officials will reevaluate best use of property at 435 Boone's Lick.
Eleven people have filed for five seats open in wards 6 through 10.
St. Charles voters failed to approve a bond issue for the $3.8 million in repairs to the city garage in November. Voters will see the matter again on the April 2013 ballot.
Shootings in schools have prompted St. Charles County to look into make sure schools are safe for children.
The projects cost nearly $211 million and will include road and lane closures around the St. Louis area that begin next week.
State Rep. Chrissy Sommer, District 65, was named vice chair of the House Appropriations Committee on general administration.
The St. Louis Zoo is holding a job fair Jan. 19 to hire groundskeepers, catering and food personnel, gift shop attendants and more.
The home pages of several St. Charles County sites were hacked for several early-morning hours on Tuesday.
School Districts, police seek input from community on school safety issues.
Congressman Blaine Luetkemeyer told the Greater St. Charles County Chamber that Republicans won't blink in requiring spending cuts in exchange for extending the debt limit.
St. Charles Parks and Recreation Department hopes to open new park in 2013.
Five seats on St. Charles City Council are up for election in April.
The new task force will meet at 8:30 a.m. at the Spencer Road Library in St. Peters.
In a Patch poll, 19 of 23 voters supported seeing the ice rink return.
Allied offers pick up on regularly scheduled yard waste day between Jan. 7 to 18.
St. Charles County Council approved purchase of the 250 Apple iPad poll books for $326,250.
Rod Herrman, a lifetime resident of St. Charles and Laclede Gas employee for more than 25 years, will assume the seat effective Jan. 1 pending City Council approval.
Kimberly Ritter, of Nix Conference & Meeting Management, won the Director’s Community Leadership Award for her work in sex trafficking awareness.
Kate Collier dismissed from job on Nov. 13.
Jim Kramper, of the National Weather Service, presented an award to the city Tuesday.
St. Charles City Council members said they don't support a proposal to require owners of commercial properties to have properties inspected.
Fashion Bug, one of four shops slated to be demolished, plans to close by early 2013.
Randall McKinley will start Jan. 21.
Zephrex-D, the decongestant touted as a tool in the fight against meth labs, is now available at Walgreens, Walmart and CVS.
Current director Chuck Gross took job to lead Duckett Creek Sanitary District.
Filing for the April municipal election opens Jan. 8 and closes Jan. 15.
St. Charles City Council declared the trolley surplus. It hasn't been in use since 2010.
St. Charles will keep current law banning dogs in Frontier Park during festivals on the books.
Other city propositions pass. City will still have to borrow money to make the repairs, but it may cost more money.
The election authority had several problems with voting machines.
Rich Chrismer, Director of Elections, said four or five polling places had voting machines that jammed. If the memory cards in the machines fail, it could lead to delays in reporting results.
St. Charles will ask voters to approve issuing three propositions in general obligation bonds for a new fire station, public works building, and city parking garage repairs.
Voters will consider the County Charter Question on Law Enforcement which would create a separate St. Charles County police department and a Police Chief who would not be elected.