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A sign at P.F. Chang’s informing guests of new restrictions to dining options as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

‘A lot of small businesses will not reopen,’ local restaurants reevaluate business in the wake of COVID-19

Daniel Bell-Nguyen, Reporter
April 9, 2020
The St. Charles City Hall.

Main Street alcohol law changes delayed again

Matt Hampton, Editor-in-chief
March 9, 2020
The hanging lights above the balcony of Tony's on Main Street were the subject of a recent hearing. The Landmarks Board ruled they were not allowed in a historic district, but the restaurant's owner argued the city made the decision because of personal animosity against him.

Restaurant owner to keep balcony lights after taking city to court

Alexis Montgomery, Culture Editor
February 26, 2020
The parking lot at Bass Pro Shops on Boone's Lick Road may be a place where Main Street visitors will be able to park and take a shuttle to downtown St. Charles if lots are full.

St. Charles developing ‘smart parking’ system

Matt Hampton, Editor-in-Chief
January 17, 2020
The St. Charles City Hall.

City Council to vote on reversing Main Street alcohol regulation

Matt Hampton, News Editor
November 18, 2019
Here are five reasons to leave your dorm this week.

5 reasons to leave your dorm room this weekend

Lynsey Aldam, Reporter
November 1, 2019
File photo: A scarecrow created by Drury Plaza Hotel employees in St. Charles on display at the

Main Street business owners tell of supposed hauntings

Alexis Montgomery, Reporter
October 31, 2019
Steins are sold at 75 percent off the last day of Oktoberfest on Sept. 30. Steins are an old English term for a large beer mug, usually made out of stoneware. Photo by Delina Corcione

Oktoberfest, one of the biggest events in St. Charles County

October 3, 2018
Little O's Soda Shop was purchased in August by Jackie Huebbe, owner of Sugarbot Bakery. Photo by Kayla Drake

A baker bought Little O’s Soda Shop on N. Main Street

October 3, 2018
Eighteen bars on N. Main Street will be affected by the updated laws. Photo by Jake Baumgartner

St. Charles passed new liquor ordinances for local bars, N. Main Street

October 2, 2018
Festival attendees check out original woodworking art. Photo by Megan Courtney

Mosaic Art Festival celebrates local art

October 2, 2018
Some restaurants on North Main Street have decried the new liquor law. The regulation will require that the area's 18 bars earn half their revenue from food starting in 2019. Photo from LUTV

New liquor law sets up point system for violations for St. Charles bars

September 26, 2018
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