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38 I BUSINESS I November 13, 2019 WEST NEWSMAGAZINE @WESTNEWSMAG WESTNEWSMAGAZINE.COM SIMPLE SOLUTIONS MANAGEMENT COMPANY offers small office support. Wish for more time to focus on the core of your business? business briefs Pet Supplies Plus 15311 Manchester Rd. | 636.686.7181 Mon-Sat: 9am-9pm • Sun: 10am-6pm Independently owned and operated Let Simple Solutions help with all your back office needs! ACCOUNTING SERVICES • Bank reconciliation • Payables / receivables • Month end performance metrics reporting • Payroll processing • Year end financial accounting preparation MANAGEMENT SERVICES • Candidate / staffing • Benefits – 401k, health insurance, voluntary insurance products • Lease and contract administration including but not limited to office equipment, medical equipment, real estate office leases, IT systems and software support • Compliance – HIPAA, OSHA MAINTENANCE • Light office maintenance • IT support • Office supply order, purchase, delivery Contact us today by calling 314.713.2846 PLACES Academy of Dance celebrated its 30th anniversary at 16 Clarkson Wilson Center in Chesterfield. After spending 15 years teaching in St. Louis, owner Carol Bowman opened the Chesterfield studio. With over 45 years of professional experience, Carol now teaches dance alongside her daughter, Madeline, and other students who have become instructors. Academy of Dance provides lessons for dancers from pre-kindergarten to grade five and up at a variety of difficulty levels. Styles include ballet, tap, modern, hip-hop and more. • • • Cedarhurst Senior Living, LLC acquired Provision Senior Living, located at 12826 Daylight Circle, and will operate under the name of Cedarhurst of Des Peres. Cedarhurst of Des Peres offers 26 assisted living apartments and 32 memory care apartments to deliver personal care. • • • Ballwin Modern Dentistry announced its opening at 1001 Brittany Parkway in Manchester. The business provides general care and dentistry procedures through the combined efforts of a dentist, a periodontist and an oral surgeon. • • • Town & Country’s Saettele Jewelers marked its 73rd anniversary in the St. Louis area with a raffle benefitting Friends Caroline and Madeline Bowman help families cope with the challenges of a cancer diagnosis through music therapy. The 2019 event raised over $18,000. PEOPLE Daniel Morro has been named a principal security advisor for global technology consulting and engineering firm Ross & Baruzzini. Morro Morro brings experience in international security issues with a focus on transnational criminal investigations related to border threats and security as well as counter-terrorism. • • • USA Mortgage has promoted two senior executives to new key leadership roles. Linda Pring has been named president of the firm from her current position as executive vice president and chief operating officer. Ron Mueller has been named executive vice president from his current role as senior vice president. Pring and Mueller joined the firm in 2001. • • • Creve Coeur resident Dan Graney has been named Dovetail’s creative director. Dovetail is a branding and digital agency headquartered in St. Louis. Graney will collaborate with each department at Dovetail to guide client objectives into strategic, creative solutions. Saettele Jeweler employees Gary Saettele, Brian McHardy and Gus Saettele stand with Friends of Kids with Cancer’s Ben Turec [second from right]. of Kids With Cancer and showcasing its new fall line of fine diamond and jewelry brands. Saettele Jewelers also offers a large collection of vintage and estate luxury watches. • • • Kids Rock Cancer was featured at the annual “Eat and Treat” fundraising event presented by First Community on Oct. 9 at Chesterfield Amphitheater. Now in its 10th year, Kids Rock Cancer was developed through Maryville University to EVENTS The Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce hosts its general membership meeting at noon [doors open at 11:15 a.m.] on Wednesday, Nov. 20 at Persimmon Woods Golf Club, 6401 Weldon Spring Road in Weldon Spring. Sponsored by Stanley Steemer, participants should bring a used stuff animal to be cleaned, sanitized and donated to kids in need as part of the annual “Tired Teddies” program. Admission is $30 for members; $35 for guests. A $5 discount applies for registrations through Nov. 18; a $5 surcharge applies to day-of walk-ins; See BUSINESS, page 45
FACEBOOK.COM/WESTNEWSMAGAZINE WESTNEWSMAGAZINE.COM SERVING WEST COUNTY Local home builder draws on three generations of experience November 13, 2019 WEST NEWSMAGAZINE I 39 By JESSICA MESZAROS When it comes to choosing between luxurious design and skilled craftsmanship, homebuyers working with Chesterfield-based builder Hardesty Homes don’t have to choose. The Hardesty family has been building custom homes and constructing prestigious residential communities for over 75 years. Brett Hardesty, a third-generation custom home builder and industry veteran has led Hardesty Homes since 1982. Over the decades, Hardesty Homes’ mission has remained the same – provide custom homes and residential communities across the West County area appointed with opulent amenities both inside and outside the home. The builder’s latest A living room in the Hardesty Homes Grand Reserve. [Photo provided by Hardesty Homes] offering is its Grand Reserve community, comprised of luxury single-family homes conveniently located off Olive Boulevard in the heart of the Chesterfield community just three-quarters of a mile east of Interstate 64. The enclave consists of 37 single-family homes filled with luxurious amenities inside and out. Those options include exterior aesthetics, such as stone and brick front elevations, landscaping, in-ground irrigation systems, security systems as well as interior finishes. Standard in every Hardesty Home are hardwood floors in the kitchen, breakfast room, great room and foyer areas; 9- and 11-foot ceilings; 42-inch maple wall cabinets; granite countertops; a 42-inch gas direct vent fireplace and much more. An in-house designer is available to assist clients with custom changes, meaning any dream home vision can become a reality. Homes start from the mid- $560’s and range in size from The Bordeaux Model at Grand Reserve [Photo provided by Hardesty Homes] a 1,732 to 2,640 square feet. Commonly known as “jewel box homes,” Hardesty’s Grand Reserve floorplans combine manageable square footage with luxurious features suited for individuals looking to downsize or travel freely without worrying about maintaining a large house and yard. As of the developer’s recent fall special, the enclave is 40% sold and a decorated display is available for viewing. When constructing homes, Hardesty Homes only use the best materials, modern appliances, energy-saving measures and upto-date construction techniques that are backed by science. This dedication to quality has earned Hardesty Homes various accolades, including multiple Homer Awards presented by The Home Builders Association of St. Louis and Eastern Missouri. Hardesty’s portfolio spans over 200 luxury homes styles, and its devotion to each buyer’s unique vision means the company has never built the same exact house twice. For more information about Grand Reserve or other available properties, contact Linda McCarthy at (314) 581-3505 or visit hardestyhomes.com. • • • [In the Nov. 6 issue, the contact person and phone number for Hardesty Homes were incorrectly attributed. West Newsmagazine regrets this error.] A custom home by Hardesty Homes. [Photo provided by Hardesty Homes]
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