Dellwood

An illustration of four women sitting next to each other eating cake while drinking wine outside a shoppe and ATM. The table theyre sitting at is a giant dollar bill. It has a pink, green, and red Parisian feel to the illustration.

Bringing more banking to north St. Louis County is more than opening a new branch

Eric Schmid

Midwest BankCentre's CEO says the new branch in Dellwood will pay dividends once it makes more connections in the community.

A pedestrian rides by the future home of the Urban League Plaza on Friday, Aug. 2, 2024, in Ferguson.

Economy & Business

West Florissant Avenue burned in the 2014 Ferguson unrest. Its recovery has been uneven

Eric Schmid

The communities surrounding the street have been the driving force behind its continuing economic rebound over the past decade.

Ken and Beverly Jenkins speak to a crowd gathered for the opening of the R&R Marketplace in Dellwood, MO on September 14, 2023. The Marketplace is a redevelopment of a long vacant shopping plaza into a community economic hub.

Economy & Business

R&R Marketplace in Dellwood started as a prayer. Now it’s ‘a miracle’

Danny Wicentowski

R&R Marketplace opened after decades of disinvestment in Dellwood.

Economy & Business

A new $20 million economic hub opens in north St. Louis County promoting upward mobility

Eric Schmid

The R&R Marketplace includes centers for career development and training, co-working and innovation, addiction treatment, and early childhood education, as well as a restaurant and a bank.

An artist's rendering shows the education center at R&R Marketplace in Dellwood with a planned opening in mid-2022.

Economy & Business

A $16 million investment is coming to the old Schnucks Plaza in Dellwood

Alex Heuer

Pastors Ken and Beverly Jenkins explain their long-held passion to invest in north St. Louis County.

Dellwood Mayor Reggie Jones says though Ferguson is getting more attention, his city suffered more damage in Monday's riots, and he wants to make sure it gets the resources to rebuild that it needs. Nov. 28, 2014 file photo.

Economy & Business

Dellwood Burned Due To Proximity To Ferguson — But The City Bounced Back

Emily Woodbury

Nov. 24 marks five years since the grand jury decision not to indict Darren Wilson, the Ferguson police officer responsible for the fatal shooting of…

Charles "Drew" Juden was one of former Gov. Eric Greitens' earliest picks for his Cabinet. Juden will step down as DPS director on Aug. 31.

Government, Politics & Issues

Greitens' public safety director has message for police, first responders: 'We will have your back'

Missouri Gov.-elect Eric Greitens introduced Sikeston Director of Public Safety and Police Chief Drew Juden to lead the state Department of Public Safety…

Economy & Business

Re-opening of auto parts store highlights Dellwood's recovery

A Dellwood auto parts store is back in business after it was damaged two years ago during violence that broke out during protests in neighboring Ferguson,…

Fashions R Boutique owner Juanita Morris sets out merchandise in her new Florissant location, after her original store burned in the riots following the Darren Wilson grand jury decision in November 2014.

Economy & Business

'I rose from the ashes': North County business owner re-opens boutique burned in riots

When riots broke out in Ferguson and Dellwood last year following the grand jury decision in the Michael Brown-Darren Wilson case, Juanita Morris'…

Government, Politics & Issues

Politically Speaking: Sen. Walsh on 'right to work' and fallout from the Ferguson unrest

Jason Rosenbaum

On the latest edition of Politically Speaking, St. Louis Public Radio’s Jason Rosenbaum and Tim Lloyd welcome state Sen. Gina Walsh, D-Bellefontaine…