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Summer Splash THIS SUMMER ISSUE IS ALL ABOUT NEW EXPERIENCES AND FAMILY FUN. Maybe you’ve discovered some of the places and activities in and around our city, but perhaps there are some local treasures you haven’t enjoyed yet. So, get out there and soak up some sun and all the best activities summer has to offer!

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Julie Brown Patton AD DESIGNER

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We help you out with that in our new section called LOCAL EXPERIENCES, on page 14 - 15. This extensive list is a great resource to use in planning your next summer adventure and helping you to take advantage of some of the best aspects

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Chesterfield Youth Fishing Derby Held Youths ages 5 to 12 years recently competed for annual fishing derby awards at Central Park Lake in Chesterfield. Contestants were accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. PHOTOS BY ELAINE COLLINS.

Birds Of Chesterfield Blue Heron, American Goldfinch, Female Cardinal, Brown Thrasher, Eurasian Collared Dove (rare in this area), Barred Owl — how many species of birds have you seen this summer? Missouri has a healthy bird list of 435 species; this includes five that are extinct, three others that formerly lived here but have been extirpated, and 11 provisional. PHOTOS BY ELAINE COLLINS.

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AROUND TOWN

STAGES ST. LOUIS ARTISTIC DIRECTOR ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT STAGES St. Louis artistic director and co-founder,

The Chesterfield Police Department officials,

Michael Hamilton, announced he will retire at the

along with their co-sponsors, were happy to

end of the 2021 Season.

announce a total of $22,663 was raised from

“From our opening season in 1987 to our launch into

the 2020 Ed Nestor Memorial Backstoppalooza

the stunning new Kirkwood Performing Arts Center,

Concert to benefit Backstoppers, an organization

every moment at STAGES has been an extraordinary

that provides immediate financial aid and other

one for me. As I explore and embrace the next chap-

support to the families of police officers, firefight-

ter in my life, my heart will always remain at STAGES,”

ers and first responders who lose their lives in the

Michael says. “It's truly a life legacy that I'm incredibly

line of duty.

proud of. I'm grateful of the extraordinary people I met

Although there wasn’t a physical concert for

and worked with. That's something I'll be able to keep

2020, the sponsors and supporters still came

in my heart for the rest of my life.”

through in a big way. Officers say they look forward

Michael directed more than 100 productions in

to seeing everyone at the 2021 Backstoppalooza on

his 35-year STAGES history, and was the creative

Aug. 21 at the Chesterfield Amphitheater with Billy

force behind the company’s most iconic produc-

The Kid band performing.

tions. He's been honored with multiple awards,

All proceeds from Backstoppalooza (food and

including the Arts & Education Council’s 2019

beverage sales) support Backstoppers (excluding

Lifetime Achievement Award (with Jack Lane)

production and band costs). Donations will be

and both Kevin Kline and St. Louis Theatre Circle

encouraged and collected at the event.

Awards for Outstanding Director of a Musical. For information regarding current shows, schedules and ticket sales, call 314.821.2407 or visit StagesStLouis.org.

COMMUNITY INPUT GATHERED FOR FUTURE LOGAN PARK City of Chesterfield Department of Parks, Recreation and Arts and SWT Design representa-

For

corporate

sponsorships

opportunities,

contact Capt. Mike Thompson at BPalooza@ chesterfield.mo.us. Backstoppalooza has raised more than $368,000 for Backstoppers, Inc. since 2013.

HERITAGE MUSEUM RELOCATES WITHIN CHESTERFIELD MALL The

Heritage

Foundation

Chesterfield

tives held two community input sessions regard-

moved its two-year-old history museum from the

ing the creation of a design plan and first phase

upper west wing of Chesterfield Mall to a larger

development for the future Logan Park. The first

location space close to Macy’s second floor.

session was held virtually in May; the second was

The museum has more window and wall dis-

an in-person open house during June in council

plays for the popular Indian artifact collection,

chambers at the Chesterfield Government Center.

Don Wiegand’s sculptures, and their veterans

The sessions were conducted with grant assis-

area. New exhibits are planned of the original

tance from the St. Louis County Municipal Park

villages that now make up the Chesterfield area

Grant Commission.

and steamboats that docked here more than a

Logan University and city officials are partners

hundred years ago. A gathering space for events

in providing a city park on Logan’s campus along

or entertainment is available for the Foundation or

Schoettler Road. This is the first and only park in Ward

external parties.

3. Logan is providing a 4-acre parcel of land near the

Museum supporters would like to increase

south campus entrance, which will be developed and

hours of operation but they need more volun-

maintained by Chesterfield Parks, Recreation and

teers for one- or two-hour shifts. They also seek

Arts. The park was envisioned to include a small play-

new donations for the museum’s collection,

ground ADA-accessible with rubberized surface with

including interesting mementos, family pictures,

multiple structures; two multi-use courts for pickle

organization pictures, business pictures, sports

ball; and one small pavilion with restroom facilities.

pictures, old letters, diaries, maps, furniture and

On-site parking also will be available.

objects used in everyday life in this area 50 or

If funding is approved, the goal was to have some amenities open by the end of 2021. 10

BACKSTOPPALOOZA IS SUCCESSFUL DESPITE COVID-19

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more years ago.

CONTINUED >

AROUND TOWN The Heritage Foundation is now a 501(c)(3) charitable group. Contact the Museum at 314.952.4725 or

mail

Chesterfield

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River City Outdoors works directly with this new initiative, which awards multi-year, capacity-building grants to diverse communities to build and strengthen networks that provide residents with repeat and reinforcing experiences outdoors. “The St. Louis region offers some of the most unique natural spaces and inspiring recreational oppor-

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tunities anywhere. So, why hasn’t every kid in our community kayaked past the Gateway Arch on the Mississippi River or pedaled a bike along the Katy Trail? We're activating an inclusive network of community partners that shatters barriers to access, and empowers all St. Louisans to experience the transformative power of nature in our own backyard,” says Rachel Bartels, River City Outdoors director.

MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY WELCOMES NEW VICE PRESIDENT Laraine Davis now serves as vice president for community and government relations at Maryville University. She’s a native of St. Louis, alumnus of Maryville and previously worked as a Wells Fargo Advisors executive. She graduated from the Ursuline Academy, and completed a bachelor’s degree in psychology at the university. She has 23 years of experience in financial services, including government and industry relations and community relations. Laraine also serves on the board of directors for The Girl Scouts of Eastern Missouri.

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LOCAL EXPERIENCES

SUMMER ADVENTURE SUMMERTIME IS THE PERFECT OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVENTURE! School is out, the weather is warm and we have vacation time to spend with our families. Make the most of this summer by exploring all our community has to offer. From the best spots to have a picnic to the perfect places to cool off in the water, there’s plenty of fun summertime activities to do as a family. Seize this season of adventure and make some memories!

BEST PICNIC SPOTS + Faust Park: In-between fanning out picnic spreads to enjoy, this park offers a 1920s carousel to ride, butterfly house, historic buildings and a large playground. 15185 Olive Blvd., Chesterfield, MO 63017 + Chesterfield Central Park: Pack a picnic to have under covered table area before going fishing, biking, admiring outdoor artwork or enjoying sunshine at the playground. 16365 Lydia Hill Drive, Chesterfield, MO 63017 + Wildwood Community Park: This location is ADA-accessible, and has picnic areas, picnic shelters, picnic tables and a shaded dog park area; pavilion can be rented. 17155 Pond Grover Loop Road, Wildwood, MO 63038 + Queeny Park: There's even room at this Weidman/Mason Road location for corporate picnics; afterward hike nature trails, play tennis or go to playground. 1675 S. Mason Road or 550 Weidman Road, Ballwin, MO 63011-4426. + Castlewood State Park: Great for family gatherings; features several picnic sites, complete with picnic table and pedestal charcoal grill, then go biking. 1401 Kiefer Creek Road, Ballwin, MO 63021 14

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WATERY WAYS TO STAY COOL + Central Park Lake: Encircled by a relaxing, 1.24-mile loop trail in Chesterfield. Splash into the Chesterfield Family Aquatic Center, also located in this same park. 16365 Lydia Hill Drive, Chesterfield, MO 63017 + Vlasis Park Lake: Provides bird watching opportunities, plus 0.5-acre fishing for trout, sunfish and catfish. Another pond on-site frequently attracts ducks. 300 Park Drive, Ballwin, MO 63011 + Tilles Park Lake: Complete with a spray fountain play area and surrounding features, it's inside one of the most visited St. Louis County parks. 9551 Litzsinger Road, St. Louis, MO 63124 + Creve Coeur Lake: Asphalt walking trail around lake; connects to a separate lane on the bridge leading across the Missouri River to the Katy Trail. 13725 Marine Ave, St. Louis, MO 63146 + River's Edge Park: Visitors walk a peaceful, half-mile crushed limestone trail to

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a beautiful lake surrounded by a wall of mature trees in Chesterfield. 16975 N. Outer Road, Chesterfield, MO 63005

SUMMER ACTIVITIES FOR FAMILIES + Bluebird Park: Explore tennis lessons, swimming lessons, chalkfest, family bingo, T-Ball or Tiny Tot Soccer. Catch the Ellisville Market or concerts in the park. 225 Kiefer Creek Road, Ellisville, MO 63021 + BounceU of Chesterfield: Youths (and big kids at heart) have funormous good times jumping on inflatables. Ask about "Create & Bounce Camp" for summer break. 17365 Edison Ave., Chesterfield, MO 63005 + St. Louis Carousel: In one of St. Louis County's most unique parks, also including home of Missouri's second governor, historic village, playground and hiking. 15025 Faust Park, Chesterfield, MO 63017 + Field House Museum: A fascinating museum, looking at the life, work and times of children's poet Eugene Field, all set in his childhood home. 634 S. Broadway, St. Louis MO 63102 + Emerson Dinoroarus Exhibit: Situated in former Children’s Zoo, the exhibit

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women's health

BJC HEALTHCARE OPENED NEW OUTPATIENT CENTER IN ELLISVILLE ARTICLE JULIE BROWN PATTON

BJC HEALTHCARE MANAGERS DELIVERED THE EXPERTISE

Dr. Lopez is a Chesterfield resident who is a

OF BJC MEDICAL GROUP AND THE SERVICES OF MISSOURI

board-eligible Obstetrics & Gynecology special-

BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER CLOSER TO WEST ST. LOUIS

ist. She earned her medical degree from Florida

COUNTY PATIENTS BY OPENING A NEW OUTPATIENT CEN-

State University College of Medicine. She com-

TER AT 15838 FOUNTAIN PLAZA DRIVE IN CHESTERFIELD/

pleted her internship and residency in Obstetrics

ELLISVILLE. While the center handles imaging, laboratory ser-

& Gynecology at Washington University School

vices and primary care/family medicine for patients ages 13 and

of Medicine in St. Louis. For expectant mothers,

older, it also provides specialty services in cardiology, ENT, spine,

she provides full obstetric care, specializing in

orthopedics and OB/GYN.

vaginal deliveries, C-sections, multiple births and

Two OB/GYN physicians at the new center have beneficial tips to share about women’s health: Dr. Abigail Chitwood and Dr. Heather Lopez. Dr. Chitwood hails from Chesterfield, and now lives in Manchester.

other high-risk pregnancy conditions. She says she chose to specialize in obstetrics and gynecology to care for and form relationships with women over the course of their lifetimes.

She earned her medical degree from Saint Louis University School

“Being an OBGYN is a privilege,” she asserts.

of Medicine, and completed a residency in Obstetrics & Gynecology

“I truly enjoy every aspect of my profession, from

at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center.

delivering babies to caring for a woman as she

“Find a doctor who you can connect with and trust, so you can

transitions through menopause. My biggest con-

discuss vulnerable topics,” she recommends. “Working with women

cern is keeping women up-to-date on screen-

to make a difference in their lives is such an amazing field.”

ings, especially for cervical and breast exams.”

She says she enjoys following women through all of life’s changes, forming lasting relationships that give women confidence.

Patients can visit Dr. Lopez for all general gynecological needs: well-woman exams, Pap

Patients can visit Dr. Chitwood for all general gynecological

tests, HPV vaccinations, menopause, breast

needs, well-woman exams, contraception counseling, Pap tests,

health, adolescent gynecology and birth con-

HPV vaccinations, menopause, breast exams and adolescent gyne-

trol counseling. She also treats gynecological

cology. She also treats gynecological conditions, such as heavy or

conditions, such as heavy or irregular periods,

irregular periods, urinary incontinence, pelvic pain, ovarian cysts,

urinary incontinence, pelvic pain, ovarian cysts

uterine bleeding, fibroids and vulvar disorders. For expectant moth-

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How of te n exams sugge ste d

How of te n Pap sme ars ne e de d

How of te n mammograms take n

A “well-woman exam” is rec-

General rule is a Pap test would

Generally, mammograms start at

ommended for every year. It’s the

first occur at age 21, with a few

age 40 and are recommended once

OBGYN version of a physical with

rare exceptions. From ages 21-30,

a year. Those with a strong family

a primary doctor. Health main-

one every three years if results are

history of certain cancers may need

tenance preventative care, vac-

normal. At 30 years, a Pap test with

them sooner, or with other imag-

cines, Pap tests, mammograms

HPV testing every 5 years. If abnor-

ing, but always talk to a doctor for

and other health care, such as

mal results, repeat Paps or addi-

specific recommendations.

colonoscopies and bone density

tional testing and treatment sooner.

scans, are discussed. A physical

Guidelines change as research

exam is done (with or without a

is completed, so it’s important to

pelvic exam) when appropriate.

follow up with doctors to know the most current recommendations. CONTINUED >

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HEALTHY LIFESTYLE (CONTINUED) Dr. Heather Lopez

“I’m about normalizing the empowerment of one’s own body, and I’m here to help. I realize many young women are afraid of gynecologists. I want to make it less scary, regardless of whether a person’s life goal is to get pregnant or to prevent pregnancy. We recommend starting to formulate OBGYN relationships and preventive care during adolescence, but it’s a bit different for everyone,” says Dr. Chitwood. She says women often have health questions. “My job is to educate patients about what’s normal and to provide options. I don’t want anyone to ever feel stressed or forced into certain decisions,” she adds. Dr. Chitwood says sometimes women worry too long at home about health issues or problems that may not be actually happening, which is why screening and tests are so important. She encourages everyone to speak to their physicians about the most current recommendations about screening tests. For example, OBGYN facilities used to do Pap tests on teenagers, however the guidelines have been updated to begin at 21 years of age. The best place to start in catching up on women’s personal health is well-women exams, reminds Dr. Lopez. “Even if there’s not a need for internal pelvic exams, well woman exams are times to obtain preventative screenings, which provides us with early detection for things such as abnormal Pap smears or breast cancer which can be seen on mammograms.” Dr. Lopez says OBGYNs assist with primary care issues, such as colonoscopies, blood pressure, exercise, healthy lifestyle choices and osteopenia. She believes changes are coming for future Pap and HPV tests recommendations. “Through research, we’ve learned most cervical cancer is caused by high-risk strains of HPV, soon officials may suggest just HPV tests every three to five years without cytology, unless there are other indicators,” she adds. “We find some post-menopausal women put off seeking medical assistance for sporadic bleeding, thinking it’s normal, when in fact, it’s often the first sign of endometrial cancer,” says Dr. Lopez. She says she likes to take first appointments slowly and to initially have a discussion to get to know one another. “As an advocate of West St. Louis County women, I don’t want anyone to be fearful about coming to the OBGYN.” 20

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travelers return,” says Tom Buffington, Jet Linx base president for St. Louis.

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MORE THAN THE KOCH FAMILY, AND THEY’VE HAD FOUR GENERATIONS TO PERFECT IT. As the owners of Holiday World & Splashin’ Safari in Santa Claus, Indiana, they have come through a difficult year and are back at full blast. “This season we’re celebrating 75 Years of Family Fun, and honestly, it’s more special than ever because of the tremendous challenges of last year,” says Leah Koch. “The most difficult and frustrating parts of our safety procedures are now no longer necessary, and we’re excited to deliver the best possible Holiday World experience once again.” Holiday World opened in 1946 as Santa Claus Land. It’s just 3 hours east of St. Louis. From its top-ranking wooden and steel roller coasters to

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HOLIDAY WORLD & SPLASHIN’ SAFARI FEATURES SOME OF BEST COASTERS IN AMERICA

FAMILY FUN ARTICLE JUDY PETERS

the world’s longest water coasters, the attraction has been

recognized as the “cleanest park in the world” for the last two decades.

Splashin’ Safari introduced its newest water coaster, “Cheetah Chase,” in 2020, as the world’s first dueling launched water coaster. And TIME magazine named Holiday World’s “The Voyage” the nation’s No. 1 wooden roller coaster. One other popular and unique feature is that both parks provide free soft drinks all day, free parking, free inner-tube usage, and free sunscreen. “I’m proud to say that my siblings and I are in the fourth-generation of a family-owned business that has stood the test of time, and we will continue to devote ourselves to bringing the joy of holiday celebrations to our guests for years to come,” adds Leah. For tickets and more park information: HolidayWorld.com

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SUMMER CONCERT SERIES 34TH ANNUAL MUSIC EXTRAVAGANZAS CONTINUE AT LOCAL PARK

FAUST PARK AT 15185 OLIVE BLVD. IS A FESTIVE PLACE

Back again by popular demand is The Commerce Bank

TO BE THIS SUMMER ON TUESDAY EVENINGS. For 33

Kid’s Zone featuring the Bubble Bus, a rock climbing wall,

years, the Chesterfield Regional Chamber organized and

face painting, balloon twisting and laser tag.

presented summer concerts for the community. Indeed, Faust

Gates to the concert area open at 5:30 p.m., with the

Park hosts more than 50,000 residents and friends enjoying

concerts occurring 7-9 p.m. Centers For Disease Control

music and talents of local musicians. Concert-goers can

and Prevention pandemic guidelines will be followed.

purchase soda, beer, wine, popcorn, candy and snacks at the

Tickets to attend are $5 per person, and can be pur-

Chamber’s concession stand. Food trucks and local restau-

chased online at ChesterfieldMoChamber.com/Events/

rants also provide a variety of dining choices.

Details/2021-Faust-Park-Concert-Tickets.

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Wristbands will be provided in lieu of tickets, with wristband color identifying which concert the wristband covers. Limited

tickets

are

available,

purchasing in

UPCOMING CONCERTS AND THEMES: July 13: Johnny Henry (Wild Wild West) July 20: Good Vibes (Island Paradise)

advance is advised by Krysta Struthers, the cham-

July 27: All4Nothin (Sports Team/Jersey Night)

ber’s assistant director. She also encourages partici-

Aug. 3: RetroNerds (80s Night)

pants to dress in support of the various themes of each

Aug. 10: Billy Peek (Rock n’ Roll)

concert night. For questions, call 636.532.3399 or email

Aug. 17: The Lone Rangers (90s Night)

info@chesterfieldmochamber.com.

Aug. 20: Ron Holloway, Falling Fences and others (Tie-Dye) Aug. 24: Rock Opera (Pirate Night) Aug. 31: Volcanic Ash (Fiesta Night) CityLifestyle.com/Chesterfield

TREND SETTER

Summer Remote Work

REMOTE WORK DOESN’T SEEM TO

to enjoy Mother Nature’s reward of

BE GOING ANYWHERE SOON. With

sunshine makes us better workers,

a shift to home schedules for many, or

approaching our tasks with posi-

a hybrid work from home/in-office bal-

tive attitudes and newfound energy.

ance, staying productive can get really

Remember all that has been accom-

tricky during the summer. Summer

plished so far this year if you feel guilty

provides plenty of distractions, making

about cutting yourself slack. The work

it nearly impossible to get work done.

always gets done!

As a digital entrepreneur six years

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into full-time remote work, I’m sharing

1// Give yourself time blocks. At the

my favorite tips for maintaining focus

beginning of each week, I organize my

during summer.

calendar in blocks laying out when I plan

The truth is, we need to let ourselves

to finish tasks, as if they are meetings.

enjoy the summer days for which we

The same goes for personal time out-

yearned. We’re all productive in the

side the office. Scheduling tasks allows

cold winter months, and we should let

me to visualize how everything bal-

it balance with summer months, as our

ances. Tip: Make sure to leave some

industries allow. Late nights, 50-hour

unplanned space in case an emergency

weeks, lunch meetings...we put the

arises or an unexpected task occurs with

time in. Giving ourselves the freedom

a quick deadline.

ARTICLE MEL BOBAN

TIPS FOR STAYING PRODUCTIVE AND POSITIVE WHILE MAINTAINING WORK-LIFE BALANCE

2// Check the weather and plan accordingly. If I know a beautiful day is coming, I plan around it. Working seems easier to me when free time is coming. 3// Give yourself a flexible schedule. If your work allows it, follow my lead for a mash-up schedule. I trade quiet mornings at the pool for nighttime work so I can maximize my time in the sun. Starting my days slower with a book and a relaxing morning gives me energy to work in the darker hours. Plus, a different schedule makes work feel new to me. 4// Change up your scenery. Opt for conference calls with Bluetooth ear buds and multi-task with a walk, or suggest to co-workers to move a meeting outdoors. Working in the same setting each day can weigh heavy. Try making a homemade breakfast and working outdoors or relocating to a brighter room. 5// Set the mood. Take a look around. Are there new colors you can incorporate to make your workspace welcoming? A new piece of artwork you can hang that you love? If you’re excited to enter the space, you’ll feel good about knocking out work sessions. Try adding fragrance, such as candles, to give it a new ambiance, or add life to the space with house plants or a fish tank. 6// Use your vacation time. Reward yourself for saving your days and cash them in. If you aren’t traveling, a staycation can be just as rewarding. Taking a day off here and there can feel energizing, but taking many days consecutively can truly restore your mind and body. CityLifestyle.com/Chesterfield

TRAVEL DESTINATION

Explore National Parks Across the U.S. 3 TOP NATIONAL PARKS TO VISIT NOW

THE

UNITED

STATES’

NATIONAL

PARKS,

WHICH

ARE KNOWN FOR THEIR NATURAL WONDERS AND UNMATCHED

BEAUTY,

ENCOMPASS

LANDS

THAT

HELPED SHAPE THE HISTORY OF THIS COUNTRY AND HOLD CULTURAL VALUE AND SIGNIFICANCE. The national parks invite us to stretch our imaginations—and our legs—and explore the great outdoors. This list of national parks just scratches the surface of the natural wonders to wonderlands to discover, but it includes three of the most stunning national parks in the United States.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK

Rocky Mountain National Park includes majestic mountains, abundant wildlife, incredible hiking trails and so much more. Popular activities include fishing, hiking, riding horses and bikes and enjoying the spectacular views. Wintertime

brings

cross-country

skiing,

snowshoeing and sledding.

YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK Located in California’s Sierra Nevada Mountains,

Yosemite National Park boasts giant sequoia trees, breathtaking waterfalls, vast meadows and more. The park is home to unique rock formations like El Capitan, Half Dome and Glacier Point. Gaze in awe at Yosemite’s thousands of waterfalls.

3. YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK Yellowstone’s 2.2 million acres include colorful hot springs, awe-inspiring waterfalls, fascinating mudpots, explosive geysers, diverse wildlife and more. It is home to more hot springs and geysers than anywhere else on Earth. The oldest and largest herd of bison in the country lives here.

Hopefully, this list has inspired you to start planning your next adventure. Whether the mountains are calling, your inner daredevil needs to be satiated or a scenic road trip is in order, America’s national parks are begging to be explored! 36

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JULY

LIFESTYLE CALENDAR

ST. CHARLES RIVERFEST— FIREWORKS ON JULY 4 AT 9:20 P.M. S Riverside Drive

A three-day celebration includes live

music, carnival, food and craft vendors and fireworks over the river. Parking is available at the Lewis & Clark Boat House lot, Saint

Charles City Hall parking garage, on Main Street, Second and Water Streets, North Main Street, and the Foundry Art Centre; no off-site shuttle service. Free admission. Email gsccvb@discoverstcharles.com or call 636.946.7776.

4 FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION

Chesterfield Valley Athletic Complex

Join a free Fourth of July fireworks celebration, including live entertainment, kids activities and food trucks. New viewing area located at 17925 North Outer 40 Road in Chesterfield. Groovethang band performs 7-9 p.m. and fireworks begin at 9 p.m. Lawn chairs, blankets, outside food and beverages are allowed, but no glass or tobacco products. Reserve free parking spot at Eventbrite.com/e/ parking-ticket-4th-of-july-celebrationat-CVAC-tickets-151969411601.

4 STARS AND STRIPES KIDS FUN RUN PLUS 5K/10K Chesterfield Valley Athletic Complex

Third annual Stars and Stripes 5K or 10K Runs, and Kids Fun Run, will be held. Awards given to top overall male and female finishers, plus first-place finishers in each age group, which are separated by genders. Participants are encouraged to stay and enjoy the free 4th of July Fireworks Celebration starting at 6:30 p.m. Additional race information: Chesterfield.MO.US/Stars-AndStripes.html. 38

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4 JULY 4TH HOST

Pathfinder Church

This congregation will host a free, community outdoor event for food, fun, and the view of fireworks shot from Bluebird Park. For specific details, phone 636.394.4100

It’s not just a hearing problem It’s a health problem

or email churchinfo@pathfinderstl.org, This event concludes at 10 p.m.

4 JULY 4TH CELEBRATION IN EUREKA 1 Coffey Park Lane

An old-fashioned July 4th Celebration dedicated to military veterans will conclude with a memorable fireworks display at 9:30 p.m. Concessions will be available for a nominal cost, with proceeds going to the Eureka Police Support Fund. On-site parking not be available for this event. Parking is available at Geggie Elementary and Frisco Park. Call 636.938.6775 for handicap parking information.

9 DECEDY

Wente's O & W Restaurant

This St. Louis three-piece rock band will play on-site until 10 p.m. Coming from a classic rock background, Deric and Dylan Becker began Decedy; the lovechild of classic rock and new. Their debut was called '1979.' Example of their music can be heard at

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BOOKWORM BRUNCH FEATURING CURIOUS GEORGE The Butterfly House

Monkey around with Curious George for storytime, fun crafts, breakfast, and photos with the guest of honor, Curious George! Complete the day with a visit to the Tropical Conservatory to see beautiful butterflies. Second session

BEFORE

AFTER

at 11 a.m. Cost: $15 garden members $20 non-members; children 12 months and younger are free. Email butterflyhouse@mobot.org.

23 BEFORE

AFTER

ONEHOCKEY YOUTH TOURNAMENT Maryville University Hockey Center

This Chesterfield-based youth hockey tournament runs through July 25. It's full ice at all levels; 3 x 15 minute / stop time; four games minimum. For specifics, go online at Missouri-July.OneHockey. com or dial 888.784.6444.

BEFORE

AFTER

SERVICES S E RV I C E S

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23 CHRISTMAS IN JULY

Chesterfield Aquatic Center

CFAC celebrates a winter theme in July. Enjoy a day of holiday music, decorations and holiday cheer. Cost is included with regular admission. Scream down thrilling water slides, enjoy a relaxing float around a lazy river, or dive into a

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competition pool at the Aquatic Center. Kids adore the AquaPlay unit, which rains down water and has a mini slide.

REALTY REPORT NEIGHBORHOOD

CHESTERFIELD

REALTY REPORT

ORIGINAL PRICE

SOLD PRICE

%SOLD/ORIG

DOM

BDRMS

BATHS

Forum West

$125,000

$127,500

102%

White Gate Farms

$289,000

$287,000

99%

Kehrs Mill Farm

$300,000

$318,000

106%

Woodfield

$340,000

$350,000

103%

2.5

Baxter Lakes

$349,900

$371,000

106%

Claymont Estates

$385,000

$390,000

101%

3.5

Coventry Farm

$389,900

$390,000

100%

Green Trails Estates

$449,900

$438,481

97%

3.5

Wellesly Place

$419,000

$465,000

111%

3.5

Meadowbrook Farm

$479,900

$470,000

98%

2.5

Westchester Place

$419,900

$487,000

116%

3.5

Claymont Woods

$545,000

100%

2.5

Brook Hill Estates

$785,000

100%

4.5

Kehrs Mill Trails

$785,000

100%

3.5

Chesterfield Estates

$724,900

$808,000

111%

3.5

River Bend

$1,145,000

$1,090,000

95%

230

3.5

Schoettler Grove

$1,219,000

$1,225,000

100%

3.5

This data is a sampling of sold properties from May 1 - May 31, 2021. Source: MLS system.

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THIS SUMMER PATIO STAPLE PACKS IN SEASONAL ITEMS

CULINARY CREATIONS

HOMEMADE AÇ A Í B OW L S ACAI BOWLS ARE FAVORITE SUMMERTIME SNACKS. Especially when enjoyed outdoors, they’re a great way to pack in fresh seasonal fruits and they serve as an efficient way to use frozen fruit. Traditionally eaten for breakfast, this meal is enjoyable at all hours of the day due to its nourishing qualities and dessert-like taste.

INGREDIENTS + 1 to 2 ounces of açaí puree (frozen packs from Trader Joe’s work well) + 1/2 banana, frozen or fresh + A handful of strawberries, frozen or fresh + 10-12 blueberries, frozen or fresh + 1 tablespoon of almond butter + Dash of milk (option to substitute almond or coconut milk) + A handful of ice cubes

ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY MEL BOBAN

+ Optional: 1 tablespoon of cocoa powder for a sweeter taste

DIRECTIONS Blend ingredients. To top it off, decorate your bowl. This is the fun part, and there’s no creative limit. Arrange toppings in a pattern to make it Instagram-worthy! This can include: strawberries, bananas, kiwi, granola, chia seeds, honey, more almond butter or coconut flakes.

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