Friday, November 30, 2012
Patch has a roundup of the most clicked news stories this month, see if there's anything you missed!
Editor's note: We put crime stories in their own separate article (else they'd probably take up all five slots), read it here. 5) Missouri Statewide Ballot Measures: What You Need To Know (Nov. 5) Two election-related stories made this month's Top Five list, starting with this story that gave a breakdown of the various ballot issues before Missouri voters. It's an example of the kind of information Chesterfield Patch provides to make your life ridicously easy. 4) Take a Virtual Tour of the New Schnucks at Kehrs Mill (Nov. 1) "The doors open at 9 a.m. for the latest Schnucks store in the St. Louis area, a smaller-scale version of what the company called its flagship location in Des Peres. At 41,000 square feet, however, the store is far …
Friday, November 2, 2012
What do you think about the new store's location?
The new Schnucks that opened yesterday at the corner of Kehrs Mill and Clarkson Road had Patch readers buzzing this weekend with some happy to see it finally open and others promising to boycott. The controversial nature of the store, which technically resides within the city of Ballwin although it borders Chesterfield, dates back to when it was first announced several years ago. At that time, the lot had been zoned for residential use, and although the Ballwin planning commission recommended against changing the zoning, the city council voted to approve it. This prompted a lawsuit, which the city and Schnucks eventually won. Neighbors argued that the development would lower property values and cause traffic issues. Schnucks has said …
Monday, September 10, 2012
As construction finishes at the intersection of Kehrs Mill and Clarkson Roads, Schnucks has started hiring for multiple jobs.
The new Schnucks being built at the border between Chesterfield and Ballwin is moving forward in spite of criticism. With the store nearly finished, Schnucks is now looking to fill several positions before its grand opening. Here is Schnuck’s announcement with the time, dates and locations for applying: Schnucks is now hiring for our new Kehrs Mill store located at Clarkson Road and Kehrs Mill Road! As a family-owned supermarket for more than 70 years, Schnucks is proud of its tradition of top-quality selections, service excellence and friendliness. We have full-time and part-time positions available. All positions require weekend availability. The ideal candidates for these positions will: They will have a passion for food, a strong work …
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Construction progress obvious at busy intersection.
A Schnucks grocery store under construction on a former residential lot at Kehrs Mill and Clarkson Road now has a roof, and an entrance off Clarkson Road. Wedged onto a V-shaped despite protests by neighbors whose homes back up to the now-parking lot, Schnucks has made remarkable progress toward opening the store this summer. The store fronts on Clarkson Road, but it appears the majority of customers would enter on Kehrs Mill, through the parking area. Schnucks has described the new store as "boutique" due to its smaller size than others, and that it would likely tailor its product line to local consumer tastes. The new Schnucks location would likely draw consumers from nearby Clarkson Valley, Chesterfield, Ballwin, and possibly Ellisville.
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Done yet?
The Schnucks at Kehrs Mill and Clarkson Roads is moving quickly toward an opening sometime this summer. Look at the photos included here. The relatively mild winter so far allowed for a good deal of progress on footings, foundations, grading and adjacent roadwork. Tuesday, on the second day in a row of 80-degree weather, road workers were tackling the medians at the traffic lights in the intersection. Lanes and signals will be re-designed to accommodate shopping traffic. The intersection includes Marquette High School, a PNC Bank and residential housing—some single family, others appear to be attached housing in a semi-gated community. Ever caught up in the traffic jam on Clarkson Road when Marquette classes let out for the day? Let us …
Cynthia C.
3:19 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
There is a plus for the residents near this new Schnuck's - if there would ever be a power outage, they would get their power back on sooner than those who are not Schnuck's neighbors. more ›