ST. CHARLES ( MO)- A St. Charles man is making a difference by sharing what he loves in his community. Tom Hannegan is the owner  and publisher of Streetscape Magazine.

Hannegan is making a difference by sharing what he loves about his community. The magazine is committed to spotlighting ordinary people with extraordinary stories. Tom's  passion to publish a positive community based St. Charles magazine has extended to events like St. Charles Fashion Week and Beyond the Sest in Business Leaders Awards. The name  of the magazine was inspired by the cobblestone streets of historic Main Street St. Charles .

 The stories highlight some of the biggest names in businessm, sports and entertainment .Also featuring just ordinary people doing amazing things. "We give an opportunity not only to celebrities but to the local people. I think stories we do on the local people are just as good as the famous people, " said Hannegan.

St. Charles City Council approved a $9.6 million tax increment financing package for a 31.5 acre development anchored by a Schnucks across from Lindenwood University. 

The development, which is a joint project between Desco and Lindenwood University, will include several retail sites, restaurants, a hotel and room for relocation of the United States Post Office.

Read the full story HERE: http://stcharles.patch.com/articles/city-council-approves-tif-for-lindenwood-town-center-project

magine serving brown eggs collected earlier in the day to your family or a salad with leaf lettuce and radishes picked just 10 minutes before your meal.

That’s what residents of New Town are experiencing with the re-opening of a farm in the development.

Read the full story HERE: http://stcharles.patch.com/articles/glenmark-farms-in-new-town-offers-neighborhood-grown-produce