Keystone Place at Richland Creek

The recently opened Keystone Place at Richland Creek might just be one of O’Fallon’s best kept secrets – but it won’t stay that way for long. Passing by on Frank-Scott Parkway you may have seen a beautiful new development that looks a lot like a high-end luxury apartment complex. While everything about Keystone Place is… Continue reading →

The recently opened Keystone Place at Richland Creek might just be one of O’Fallon’s best kept secrets – but it won’t stay that way for long.

Passing by on Frank-Scott Parkway you may have seen a beautiful new development that looks a lot like a high-end luxury apartment complex. While everything about Keystone Place is top-notch and luxurious, it is not your typical apartment dwelling. Keystone Place at Richland Creek is a senior independent, assisted, and memory care facility and is eager to welcome new residents and become an engaged participant in the O’Fallon community.

“Keystone Place at Richland Creek continues a mission for our residents to provide a variety of housing options to stay engaged in our community” stated Mayor Herb Roach. “This development is a great asset to our community and addresses goals identified through our public process in the 2040 Master Plan,” said Roach.

Keystone Place contains 64 independent living units, 66 assisted living units, and 19 memory care units. The development was granted zoning approval by the O’Fallon City Council in June 2019. Construction commenced on the four-story building shortly after and wrapped up early this year.

Keystone Place at Richland Creek’s independent living provides one and two bedroom units, all showcasing the Keystone signature “sunroom” which consists of a sunny nook big enough for two armchairs, framed by a decorative column on either side and connected by a graceful archway.

Each unit also offers a dedicated private patio (1^st floor) or balcony (2^nd, 3^rd, and 4^th floors) providing for fresh air and interesting views from each.

Aside from the spacious, well-appointed rooms, Keystone Place provides a wide variety of amenities.

From a multi-chair beauty salon to a theater with classic movie posters and a popcorn machine to a full-service “pub,” residents have numerous options to socialize and relax. A gym area stocked with physical therapy equipment even allows for on-site physical rehabilitation.

The Keystone way, according to Greg Gelzinnis, Senior Living Counselor, is family and community oriented. Gelzinnis added “I am so very excited to be a part of the Keystone Place Team and look forward to sharing in the senior living journey of our guests.”

As an organization, Keystone Place at Richland Creek is looking forward to partnering with the community to connect residents with the high-quality amenities O’Fallon has to offer and, in turn, provide residents with a vital connection to the city they live in.

If you would like to learn more about Keystone Place, please visit their website or call 618-790-7436.

City of O’Fallon Downtown District Economic Impact/Beautification Award

Not even a pandemic could hinder the progress of the City of O’Fallon and the Downtown District. Our joint efforts to revitalize Downtown, and our shared successes, are not going unnoticed. In April of 2021, the Chamber of Commerce presented the Downtown District and the City of O’Fallon with an award as a part of… Continue reading →

The Economic Impact portion of the award takes a few things into consideration, such as jobs created and retained, capital investment for new construction and remodels, and projects or programs that stimulated community development. The Downtown District group and City staff share a common goal of bringing a sense of community through events, beautification, and a renewed vision for Downtown O’Fallon.

The construction and marketing of a community event venue in the Downtown District, named O’Fallon Station, has contributed to the growing economic inertia of the Downtown District. O’Fallon Station is known as a space “built by the community, for the community” and is yet another testament to the collaboration between the Downtown District and the City. O’Fallon Station serves as both an anchor and a springboard to renewed energy in the heart of O’Fallon. The building is intended for both public and private events and is also home to O’Fallon’s weekly Vine Street Market, which offers local produce, treats, and gifts every Saturday from May through October.

In addition to O’Fallon Station, the Downtown District and the City of O’Fallon have collaborated on a variety of events to encourage both locals and visitors to experience Downtown O’Fallon. Some of these events include “Witches & Wizards Night Out,” “Tinsel Around Town,” “BaconFest,” and even a “Leap Day Treasure Hunt” in which City Hall was one of the treasure hunt stops. More recently, the groups teamed up to host “Chalk it Up to Art & BazaArt,” a chalk art contest and festival held in the Downtown District, filled with food, music, activities, prizes, and local art. The influence of these successful projects that once started as just visions is truly incredible, transforming Downtown O’Fallon into a desirable place to be.

The receipt of the Beautification Award is attributed to the many efforts O’Fallon and the Downtown District have made to improve the aesthetics of Downtown. Once you set foot in the Downtown District, you will notice the cheerful yellow boxes on the sidewalks letting you know you are in the Downtown District. String lights have been added across First Street just in time for summer outdoor dining and soft-lit evening strolls through the District. The O’Fallon Parks and Recreation Department designs and maintains creative, striking floral displays year-round that add to the visual appeal of Downtown

There is no doubt that the City’s Façade Improvement Program also contributed to the receipt of this award. Launched in the fall of 2019, the matching grant program has paved the way for eight downtown businesses to remodel the exterior of their buildings.

And if that is not enough “beautification,” check out the unique Downtown District mural at Steven Mueller’s Florist (and be sure to keep an eye out for more in the future).

The City of O’Fallon and the Downtown District are incredibly honored to have received this recognition from the O’Fallon-Shiloh Chamber of Commerce. The revitalization of the Downtown is truly a collaborative effort, with so many individuals playing a part to make a difference. In no way are we done looking for more ways to improve the community we cherish, so be sure to stay tuned for what the Downtown District has in store!

For a video of the award presentation and a word from the Mayor, please visit the O’Fallon Shiloh Chamber of Commerce website.

Revela of O’Fallon

The senior living management company, Premier Senior Living, has decided to make O’Fallon its first Illinois destination for a new assisted living and memory care community. Revela of O’Fallon is a 92-unit, 89,000 square foot development, which is the first phase of the proposed 3-phased project to encompass the 92-bed assisted living & memory care… Continue reading →

“When it comes to senior lifestyles and care, Premier Senior Living is leading the way in providing lifestyles and services that are empowering, encouraging, and engaging for our residents, our families, and our staff. We are pleased to have the support and active involvement of the City of O’Fallon and, together, we can make O’Fallon home throughout all phases of life” said Eric Hadley, Chief Operating Officer of Premier Senior Living.

Revela of O’Fallon is expecting to break ground on the project in February 2021 and expects to begin welcoming residents into new homes in April 2022.

“This project already addresses a goal frequently discussed within our 2040 Master Plan by ensuring residents have optimal housing during whatever stage of life they may be in,” says Mayor Herb Roach. “O’Fallon is proud to have Premier Senior Living developing here on Seven Hills Road. With the management company being based in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, this is the third new project being developed by firms that were not previously located in the Illinois or St. Louis market.”

The Revela of O’Fallon development is a part of a larger 26.756-acre mixed used development which will feature future office space, villas, and single-family homes. The development is located along Seven Hills Road, just north of the O’Fallon Public Safety facility and YMCA.

If you would like to find out more information about Revela of O’Fallon, visit www.premierseniorliving.com.

For additional information on the City of O’Fallon, please visit www.ofallonillinois.org.

Downtown Façade Improvement Success Stories

In November 2019, the City of O’Fallon launched the Downtown Façade Improvement Grant Program, a one-of-a-kind program designed to breathe new life into the Downtown District through the improvement of existing building exteriors. In the inaugural application round, five buildings in the Downtown District received new and improved exteriors. The program immediately provided the Downtown… Continue reading →

In the inaugural application round, five buildings in the Downtown District received new and improved exteriors. The program immediately provided the Downtown District with a dramatically different look and feel.

As the City nears the start of the next round of Façade Improvement Grants, everyone should take some time to review the successes with some of the award winners.

Monica and Tim Vecera of Lehman’s Barber Shop at 123 E. State Street made many improvements to their building, including new doors, a brick veneer, an awning addition, exterior lighting and fresh paint. When asked why they chose to take on such a project, Monica explained that they “always wanted to update the building and when the City offered an incentive, that sealed the deal. Our building is part of downtown and [we] wanted to make it an attractive location.”

As the work has neared completion, customers and the public alike have taken notice. The feedback has all been positive and, according to Monica, “we love our building as it is nearing completion. [We] can’t wait for the finished project. It’s going to look amazing. [We look forward to] enjoying the new atmosphere of the Barber Shop and for Destinations By Ellen. A nice work environment lifts people’s spirits.”

The Veceras found the experience to be great overall and they have learned from the process, too. Their parting advice to anyone who is considering a façade renovation? “We encourage it. You need to have professionals guide you to make the best decision for your look and budget.”

Gary Ahle of The Outdoorsman, located at 127 E. First Street, built an addition to his longstanding business in 2017. He used the Façade Grant to update the existing building to be more cohesive with the addition. This included the addition of new windows, matching awnings, a new main door, and gooseneck lighting.

Mueller Florist, located at 101 W. First Street, may be one of the most visible of all the Façade Improvement projects, having street frontage on First, Lincoln, and Second Street. Steven Mueller improved his building by replacing worn awnings with new, repairing doors and windows along Lincoln and Second Street, and tying it altogether with a contemporary paint color and new signage. This fresh look calls attention to some interesting architectural features of the building as well.

Separate from the Façade Grant, but worth noting is the collaboration between the City and Mueller Florist to display a new Downtown District mural on the side of the building facing Lincoln. This mural features the Downtown District logo and bright red poppies just waiting for the next photo opp.

Tom and Tracy Moreland of 1^st Street Lounge located, at 119 W. First Street, also shared their experience with the City. 1^st Street Lounge celebrated their grand opening in March and revealed their newly renovated interior and exterior. The Moreland’s improvements included new siding and creating a 10-foot wide by 8-foot high opening in the front of the building to accommodate a modern glass, roll-up door. The Morelands chose to invest in their building so that they could improve the look and “bring in the natural light to brighten the inside.” Tracy explained a unique challenge to this particular façade renovation included securing the building front while waiting for the garage door company to install the new glass door. She complimented her contractor, Kruep Construction, for keeping their minds at ease throughout the project.

Customers love the large glass door and the Morelands receive frequent compliments on it. The Morelands love their building too and are grateful for the opportunity to improve the building. According to Tracy, “every day is a new day” since COVID-19 started right around the time they opened. Going forward, the Morelands look forward to doing business in the City and settling into “normal.” Finally, the Morelands recommend the façade improvement program and suggest future applicants “just have all your paperwork in order” and the rest is easy.

Perhaps the most dramatic façade renovation occurred at 227 W. First Street. This project involved saw-cutting off the entire, rock-veneer face of the building. The building, originally constructed in the 1920s, has seen a variety of building trends, but now boasts a sleek, modern façade with mixed elements of wide glass windows and metal accents. A quick visit with business owner, Rick Huskey, allowed us a unique opportunity to look out through the new glass façade and appreciate the full effect the exterior renovation has made to the interior of the building as well.

With all this success, The City is excited to announce the next application round for Façade Improvement Grants will be opening on November 2, 2020. We encourage anyone that is interested and has property located in the Central City TIF District to apply. Please check The City’s website for updates and if you have any questions you can email [email protected].

Mid America Commerce Center Set to Take Flight in O’Fallon

A nationally recognized warehouse/distribution developer is beginning phase one of St. Clair County, Illinois’ very first industrial park. TriStar Companies – known for its development of the 2,300-acre Gateway Commerce Center in Madison County (Edwardsville and Pontoon Beach), is embarking on a precedent-setting development in a county known largely for office, retail and commercial. TriStar… Continue reading →

A nationally recognized warehouse/distribution developer is beginning phase one of St. Clair County, Illinois’ very first industrial park.

TriStar Companies – known for its development of the 2,300-acre Gateway Commerce Center in Madison County (Edwardsville and Pontoon Beach), is embarking on a precedent-setting development in a county known largely for office, retail and commercial. TriStar Vice President of Development Bobby Klucker said the 200-acre park, called Mid America Commerce Center, is located just south of Interstate 64, east of Illinois Route 158 and north of Scott Air Force Base. The park represents an opportunity for tenants of build-to-suit buildings ranging from 25,000 square feet to 710,000 square feet of warehouse/distribution space.

The emerging industrial park’s direct access to I-64 via a new exit (Rieder Road), its already-built infrastructure of roads, water and sewer, a 10-year tax abatement incentive for tenants and TriStar’s ability to complete a building in as little as seven months are plusses for those seeking industrial ground to expand their existing operations. The developer’s existing tenants in established parks such as Gateway include P&G, Amazon and World Wide Technology.

“We’ve built a lot in Gateway Commerce Center over the past four to five years,” said Klucker of the Edwardsville park that opened in 1996 and is nearly full. “Demand for warehouse/distribution space has really skyrocketed, and we don’t anticipate that slowing down anytime soon. We stand ready to build to suit and serve regional tenants (those within a 400- to 500-mile distribution radius), local (those within a 100- to 200-mile radius) and the new phenomenon of tenant – the just-in-time, e-commerce, localized delivery distribution/warehouse tenant or a data center site. Mid America Commerce Center will remain flexible, particularly in its infancy, to accommodate any one of these clients,” he added.

Mid America Commerce Center offers opportunities to lease or build to suit Class A, concrete tilt-up industrial buildings with generous improvement packages. Building shell specifications include 32-foot clear heights, 50×50-foot column spacing, 38 dock doors, two drive-in doors, 2,000-amp 480v upgradable electrical service, LED high-bay fixtures with motion sensors and a 45-million TPO (thermoplastic polyolefin) roof system with a 15-year warranty.

But arguably an even greater resource than the new O’Fallon, IL-based industrial park, according to Klucker and to City of O’Fallon Mayor Herb Roach, is the highly qualified, available workforce within only a few miles of Mid America Commerce Center.

“Scott Air Force Base – located within minutes of this new industrial park development – has some of the best logistics minds in the world who know how to move people and materials,” said Roach, who in his professional career has developed some 15 facilities in the US and five other countries. “If you’re looking for a workforce that truly understands what it means to come to work and work efficiently, particularly within the intelligence and technology space, we’ve got the best people right here, no doubt.”

Steve Zuber, principal for commercial and industrial brokerage firm BARBERMURPHY, said the new park is located above the Mississippi River Bluffs – which means flood risk is eliminated 100 percent. “All the buildings below the Mississippi River Bluffs have to be built up above the 500-year flood plain,” said Zuber. “Manufacturing/distribution companies can eliminate flood insurance costs and other construction expenses surrounding any flood risk issues by coming to this park.”

Until now, according to Zuber, there has been a hole in the market on the Illinois side of the St. Louis MSA for 50,000-square-foot to 150,000-square-foot users. “Mid America Commerce Center offers a 10-year (property) tax abatement and the benefits of the State of Illinois’ Mid-America Enterprise Zone. We’re excited to represent TriStar on this development.”

In addition to jobs creation, the new industrial park will augment property tax revenues for O’Fallon, IL, its school districts and surrounding St. Clair County, according to Roach.

“The more diversified we are as a community and a region, the broader our economic base can be and the better off we are,” the mayor said. “The tax dollars that this development will generate will take a load off of our residential taxpayers and will benefit our city, our county, our schools and our region. Mid America Commerce Center is good for the entire Metro East area. It’s a classic example of collaboration with all of us working together for good.”

For more information on Mid America Commerce Center, contact Zuber at BARBERMURPHY, 618.277.4400 or [email protected]

Article located at https://www.ofallonweekly.com/st-clair-county-welcomes-first-industrial-park-development/?fbclid=IwAR3yP8GXxa_XYuRctznxjVFrGkXcFdRMWJg4QbRRKIeQe8-jaG7LOppKqiI.

O’Fallon Experiences an Increase in New Construction in April 2020

Just as the Jimmy Buffet line goes, “It Takes No More Time to See the Good Side of Life Than It Takes to See the Bad.” During these challenging times, it helps to smile every once in a while. Sometimes it may seem like there is very little to celebrate, but that is far from… Continue reading →

Just as the Jimmy Buffet line goes, “It Takes No More Time to See the Good Side of Life Than It Takes to See the Bad.”

During these challenging times, it helps to smile every once in a while. Sometimes it may seem like there is very little to celebrate, but that is far from reality. Neighbors are becoming reacquainted. We are learning to enjoy the little things again.

Every storm cloud runs out of rain. And when it does, this Community will be ready to celebrate in the sunshine.

It can’t be called a comeback, because the momentum in O’Fallon has never stopped. Actually, construction in O’Fallon has increased over the past few months.

Comparing the amount of money invested in construction from this year to last year:

The numbers aren’t fooling. Nearly $12,000,000 worth of construction occurred in O’Fallon in April 2020. That’s 300% more than last year!

Not only is the investment happening. But O’Fallon’s landscape is changing for the better.

Southview Plaza: Demolished and awaiting new construction

Old Frame Shop: Demolished and awaiting new construction

Old Lumber Yard: Demolished and awaiting construction.

This Pandemic has affected everyone. Its nice to know that when all is said and done, your community is going to be there for you to enjoy – and its going to be bigger than better than it was before.

#BuildItHere

Downtown Facade Program Winners Announced

We know that you have seen it. The Downtown District is becoming awesome. People are flocking to O’Fallon’s downtown every day. To help encourage further progress, the City of O’Fallon created a competitive grant program to help encourage growth in the Downtown District. This matching grant (up to approximately $15k) can be used by property… Continue reading →

We know that you have seen it. The Downtown District is becoming awesome. People are flocking to O’Fallon’s downtown every day.

To help encourage further progress, the City of O’Fallon created a competitive grant program to help encourage growth in the Downtown District. This matching grant (up to approximately $15k) can be used by property owners to improve the exteriors of their buildings and make Downtown beautiful. The goal is to make the District even more AWESOME and BEAUTIFUL than it already is!

There were 9 submissions and not enough money for everyone. So, after a competitive process. Each submission was judged by a committee of O’Fallon residents, engineers and architects. It was a tough choice, but the time has come…

We are proud to announce the winners of the 2019/2020 Downtown District Facade Improvement Program:

The Outdoorsman (127 East First Street)

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227 West First Street

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1st Street Lounge:

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Lehman’s Barber Shop (123 East State Street):

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Steven Muller Florist (101 West State Street):

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The grant winners now have six months to begin construction on the improvements of their facades. The property owners will receive grant funding in the form of reimbursement for costs of thier facade improvement after the work is complete.

Money from the Central City Redevelopment Tax Increment Financing District were used for the facade improvement grant program.

Want to know more, or ask about how you can become a part of the program? Reach Out To Us.

Learn more about the Downtown District at www.ofallondowntowndistrict.com

Why Should You Build It Here?

Who better to hear from about success than those who have created it? Success Stories from Gregg, Brad, Kathy, and Megan will leave you asking only one question: What are you waiting for? The time is now. After you watch the video, wait no more. Drop us an email. Let’s get started on your success… Continue reading →

Who better to hear from about success than those who have created it? Success Stories from Gregg, Brad, Kathy, and Megan will leave you asking only one question:

What are you waiting for? The time is now.

After you watch the video, wait no more. Drop us an email. Let’s get started on your success story.

O’Fallon, Illinois 2019 Year In Review

This year, O’Fallon, Illinois re-branded itself with a new look and tag line: “Build It Here.” The new slogan holds weight as it seems that there is construction on every corner as many are choosing to “Build It In O’Fallon.” City officials Walter Denton, City Administrator, Ted Shekell, Community Development Director, Grant Litteken, Assistant City… Continue reading →

City officials Walter Denton, City Administrator, Ted Shekell, Community Development Director, Grant Litteken, Assistant City Administrator, and Justin Randall, Assistant Director of Community Development, sat down to discuss the positive developments on the horizon. The Projects stretch from one end of town to the other. Some $100 million in residential and commercial work was underway in 2019.

The recently completed $300 Million HSHS-St. Elizabeth’s Medical Campus has transformed the town and new commercial development is surrounding the campus, which sits directly at the busy Green Mount Road Exit of Interstate 64. This monumental construction project is paving the way for continued growth. In fact, a new cancer center is under construction next to HSHS St. Elizabeth’s Hospital by Green Mount Enterprises, LLC. Space is being leased to HSHS St. Elizabeth’s Hospital and Cancer Care Specialists of Illinois. The expected project completion date is early 2020.

While O’Fallon has experienced tremendous growth over the past ten years, they have their eyes set on the future. TriStar Properties, the Developer of Madison County’s Gateway Commerce Center, is hoping to develop 200-plus acres for warehouses and offices on the north side of I-64 at Exit 21, next to Scott Air Force Base. Zoning and enterprise zone considerations have been approved and much of the infrastructure to the site is in place. The expectations are that work will begin on the major development early in 2020.

Don’t let the excitement of the future detract from O’Fallon recent success. Commercial Growth continued in 2019, among O’Fallon’s big projects were three new hotels – all along Interstate 64. A Marriott Town Place Suites opened early in the year; Hampton Inn was expected to open early in 2020. The Hampton is 101 rooms and is attached to the Regency Conference Center. Across I-64, is a new Fairfield Inn, which will have 108 rooms and be open by summer.

Keystone Place, a senior residential community, is being built along Frank Scott Parkway. It has 152 units of independent, assisted and memory care living. On the north side of town, another senior project, Vantage Point, a community with 46 villa units, 25,000 square feet of office space and 140 units of independent, assisted and memory care, is going up just north of the YMCA on Seven Hills Road.

Aberdeen Village is being built just across Scott-Troy Road from the Metro RecPlex. There, Kappert Construction is building 240 townhome units. Infrastructure is underway now and the site also has three commercial out lots.

Just approved is the Shops of Richland Creek being developed by GBT Development of Nashville, at the corner of Greenmount and Central Park Drive, a 17-acre development with eight retail sites.

Also under construction is Insight Office Park next to Greenmount Road Harley-Davidson, with a planned six buildings and 54,000 square feet of office space. Most of the buildings are constructed and many already have tenants.

Already a Mecca for car sales in the St. Louis area, O’Fallon approved Serra Honda to build a lot for an additional 700 vehicles as well as two dealerships across from its current dealership on Central Park.

O’Fallon continues to promote its downtown and great parks amenities. The City is optimistic that popularity of O’Fallon’s O’Fallon Station and the Downtown District will lead to further growth. And, they are looking forward to the redevelopment of the old Southview Plaza site at Lincoln and Highway 50, which has been razed, and proposals for redevelopment are being entertained.

Printed in the Illinois Business Journal – Year in Review: https://www.ibjonline.com/

Thirty New Businesses Open Up Shop in O’Fallon

New businesses continue to open-up shop in O’Fallon. Between August and November 2019, 30 new businesses opened their doors. This community continues to be a great destination for businesses of any size, and any type. Business Business Type Address Phone Haven Chiropractic Care Chiropractic 102 Willow Drive, Suite A (618) 660-6181 Recycling Products Consulting Consulting… Continue reading →

New businesses continue to open-up shop in O’Fallon. Between August and November 2019, 30 new businesses opened their doors.

This community continues to be a great destination for businesses of any size, and any type.

Business	Business Type	Address	Phone
Haven Chiropractic Care	Chiropractic	102 Willow Drive, Suite A	(618) 660-6181
Recycling Products Consulting	Consulting & Invoice Management	122 Longmead Drive	(618) 792-5909
Wojytna Dental, LLC d/b/a Aspen Dental	Dental Office	1707 W Hwy 50	(618) 206-5488
Homes by Janell	Real Estate	107 W 1st Street	(618) 444-6141
House of Ninjas	Training/ Martial Arts	1334 Central Park Drive	(314) 368-0041
Eagle Express LLC D/B/A The Mail Box Store	Mailing & Shipping	637 W Highway 50	(618) 632-0022
You Korean & Japanese Best Cuisine	Restaurant	108 Regency Park	(419) 215-6695
The O’Fallon Firm	Law Office	106 E Fourth Street, Suite 4	(618) 515-5555
Welcome Suites	Hotel/Motel	148 Regency Park	(618) 589-3696
Mueller Family Chiropractic	Chiropractic	1337 Park Plaza, Suite 1	(618) 670-9520
The Harwell Group	Literary Development	3 Eagle Center, Suite 2	(618) 365-1669
Bleymaier Consulting LLC	Consulting	2032 Bellingham Circle	(405) 850-6819
BLAJ World	Internet	312 Benedictine Court	(618) 772-4517
Prudence Wisdom’s Solutions, LLC	Insurance	1017 S Walnut	(618) 791-0930
Edward D. Jones & Co., L.P.	Stockbroker/ Dealer	131 E 1st Street	(618) 622-0725
First Watch Resturant #426	Restaurant	455-D Regency Park	(618) 624-3440
Group 5 Properties, LLC	Real Estate, Remodeling, Construction	696 Sturbridge Trail	(573) 208-8383
General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc.	IT Services	475 Regency Park, Suite 300	(618) 589-8544
Lisa Vorce Thrivent Financial	Financial Planning	784 Wall Street, Suite 100 D	(618) 567-6728
Hydro Clean Services, LLC	Pressure Washing/ Lawn Care	949 Sturbridge Trail	(314) 598-3623
TAT Data Solutions	IT Consulting	230 Fieldspring Court	(435) 830-4572
HK Sugar Cookies	Bakery	1213 Waldman Court	(314) 956-0253
Landmark Healthcare Facilities, LLC.	Real Estate Property Management	3 St. Elizabeth Boulevard, Suite 3600	(618) 628-7263
Nanas Open Arms Daycare	Day Care	1121 Elisabeth Drive	(314) 585-6326
Northern Tool & Equipment Company, Inc.	Retail	1230 Central Park Drive	(952) 882-6902
Bossler Gardens	Farm/Grower	602 S Walnut Street	(618) 977-9052
WIT Café	Café	821 Seibert Road	(618) 604-3840
Pawsitively Happy Pet Services	Pet Sitting	1001 S Lincoln Avenue	(618) 581-6948
Kool Beans Inc.	Coffee Shop	212 E State Street	(618) 589-3843
Fairway Capital LLC d/b/a Fence & Deck Depot	Fence Installation	1202 Paragon Drive	(636) 441-7374

O’Fallon, Illinois – Build It Here.