Business of the Week

The Society Med Spa Opens in Imperial, Bringing Personalized Wellness Care to Jefferson County

Local nurse practitioner Brittany Eaton blends medical expertise with a spa experience designed for comfort, confidence, and self-care

Rold: From a Family Favorite to a Community Staple

Late Nights, Mini Craft Egg Rolls, and Good Vibes.

Built on Smoke, Faith, and Grit: How Smokey D’s Became a Local Favorite

From food truck beginnings to a growing local brand, Smokey D’s is built on family tradition, second chances, and a commitment to serving Jefferson County

Finding Your Way Forward: How Dana Bischoff Guides People Through Career and Business Ownership Discovery

Next Generation Networking Is Building More Than Business in Jefferson County

Local leaders gather each month to grow relationships, support one another, and strengthen the future of the community

Capturing the Real in a Filtered World

How Wild A.T Photography Is Building a Business Around Authentic Moments and Precision Detail

The Braided Bakery: Built by Faith, Family, and a Community That Showed Up

From a Sabbath tradition at home to a Main Street staple, James and Abbie Barton are baking more than bread. They’re building something Jefferson County can be proud of.

The Property Cousins Bring a Family Approach to Real Estate in Jefferson County

Helping Jefferson County homebuyers move forward with confidence through education, early guidance, and a relationship that starts long before the contract.

More Than a Meal: How The James II Project Restores Dignity in Jefferson County

Founded on faith and fueled by partnerships, The James II Project is helping neighbors in need find food, connection, and a path forward.

Festus Main Street Bets Big With New Tanglefoot Pub Crawl

With a full weekend of music, food, shopping, and local businesses on display, Festus Main Street leaders say the new pub crawl is about more than drinks. It is about building downtown into a destination.

What Most Dog Owners Miss Before a Dog Bites

Novko K9 trainer Chloe Parsons says the warning signs are usually there. You just have to know what to look for.

WOW! Entertainment Opens in Jefferson County Portion of Fenton

New $15 million family destination brings games, food and year round fun under one roof