West Newsmagazine 11-7-18

48 I BUSINESS I
November 7, 2018
WEST NEWSMAGAZINE
YOU CAN PUT A SMILE ON A
CHILD’S FACE THIS CHRISTMAS!
Every year, Whole Kids Outreach distributes toys to over 1,100 families who live in
poverty in rural Missouri. Your gifts provide shining hope and joy to these children,
and make the holiday season special.
Drop off your toys and join the celebration at
Kirkwood Station Brewing Co. Toy Drive on Sat. November 24 at 1-5pm!
Or drop off toy donations at these locations by November 29th, 2018:
Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce • Dancing Thru Life – Ballwin
Madison’s Dancewear – Chesterfield • Pets & Company – Chesterfield
Sports Fusion – Chesterfield • St. Louis Wine Market and Tasting Room Chesterfield
Triad Bank – Frontenac
YOU CAN PUT A SMILE ON A CHILD’S
FACE THIS CHRISTMAS!
Every year, Whole Kids Outreach distributes
toys to over 1,000 families who live in
poverty in rural Missouri. Your gifts provide
shining hope and joy to these children, and
make the holiday season special.
We need your help!
Visit wholekidsoutreach.org for more information
Or call Connie at 573-604-2275
Department of Public Works
Maintenance Worker
Position Opening
We need your help!
The Department of Public Works for the City of Wildwood, Missouri is seeking candidates for
these full-time locations position by November of Public 30th:
Works Maintenance Worker. The selected individual will be
involved Chesterfield with Chamber the of inspection Commerce and maintenance of the City’s public infrastructure and rightsof-way,
and will also assist in City Hall building maintenance, litter removal, tree inspection
Dancing Thru Life – Ballwin
Devine Performing Arts—Wildwood
removal Madison’s and Dancewear-Chesterfield
replanting, and winter snow removal. Qualified applicants should be familiar with
Renee Johnson Dance Studio - Ellisville
general street maintenance procedures, including both concrete and asphalt paving, or have
Renee’s Dance Floor - Chesterfield
training, Pets & Company knowledge – Chesterfield or experience working as an arborist. Candidate must also be proficient
Sports Fusion – Chesterfield
in Microsoft Office and possess a valid Missouri Driver’s License. Hourly Pay Range: $15-$22/
Three French Hens – Wildwood
hour DOQ. Triad Bank A letter – Frontenac of interest and accompanying resume for this position must be submitted to
the City of Wildwood, by November 19, 2018 at 5:00 pm. This information must be e-mailed to
For more information visit
rbrown@cityofwildwood.com. www.wholekidsoutreach.org Please note “Attention – Maintenance Worker Position” in the
title bar Or call of Connie the e-mail at 573-604-2275 transmission. The City of Wildwood is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Drop off your toy donations at any of
Holiday
GIFT GUIDE
business
briefs
PLACES
Synergy Wealth Solutions at Mass
Mutual is now open at 16150 Main
Circle Drive, Suite 400, in Chesterfield.
Synergy’s goal is to help its clients leave
a legacy by providing comprehensive
solutions, offering the highest quality
products, and delivering the highest value
of service. Learn more online at synergywealthsolutions.com
or by calling (636)
728-2400.
• • •
The Lash Lounge, located in Dierberg’s
Market Place at 1728 Clarkson Road in
Chesterfield, is now open. Specializing
in customized eyelash extensions, the
Lounge is open Monday through Friday
from 9 a.m.-7 p.m. and Saturday from 9
a.m.-6 p.m. Learn more at thelashlounge.
com/salons/chesterfield.
• • •
Ultimate Ninjas St. Louis opened
to the public on Saturday, Nov. 3 with
festivities that included open gym, giveaways
and opportunities for the public
to meet numerous America Ninja Warrior
competitors and watch them run
obstacles. Pro Ninja Kirsti Pratt, who
competed on three seasons of American
Ninja Warrior, is general manager of the
new location at 140 Long Road, Suite
130, in Chesterfield.
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Synergy Wealth Solutions President Mike Fleming [center, left] and CEO Brian M.
Roberts [center, right] cut the ribbon to officially open their Chesterfield office.
The Drug Enforcement Administration
has awarded its 2018 Community Drug
Prevention Award to the National Council
on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse-St.
Louis for its “Talk About It” campaign.
The honor recognizes community-based
groups that are working to address local
drug problems.
• • •
Operation Food Search, a nonprofit
hunger relief organization, raised more
than $83,000 recently at its 25th annual
golf tournament. Proceeds will go toward
ending childhood hunger and family food
insecurity in the St. Louis bi-state region.
The day-long event, which was presented
by Ascension Health at WingHaven
Country Club, included lunch and dinner,
as well as live and silent auctions. Sponsors
included Ameren, Enterprise Bank &
Trust, Miller Lite, Russo’s Catering, St.
Louis Community College-Forest Park
and Seeger Toyota.
Coming again
Nov. 21 • Dec. 5 • Dec. 12 • Dec. 19
Call 636.591.0010 to reserve
your advertising space.
Members of the Parkway Central Colts cheerleading squad and Fredbird help to celebrate the
opening of The Lash Lounge in Chesterfield.