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In this issue of The Chesterfield Post…
⭐🎣 Eagle Scout Project Helps Keep Central Park Lake Clean! 🦅
⭐☕ Coffee With a Cop Brings Chesterfield Police & Community Together! 👮♂️
⭐📚 Meet the Creators Behind “Ordinary People Change the World”! ✨
Chesterfield Area Events
10/7
10/8
Mom’s Night Out at the Gatsby, 6:30pm
Blues Cruise, 8:30pm
10/9
Fall Into Crafting Weekend, 10/9-10/11
St. Louis Fundraising Gala Dinner - USA, 7pm
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🎣 Eagle Scout Project Helps Keep Central Park Lake Clean! 🦅
Courtesy: Chesterfield Parks and Recreation
Central Park Lake has a helpful new addition thanks to a local Eagle Scout project aimed at keeping the park cleaner and protecting wildlife.
Zak Emerson brought the City of Chesterfield an idea to install monofilament fishing line recycling containers around the lake. The new containers give anglers a convenient place to properly dispose of used fishing line rather than leaving it behind where it could pose a danger to birds and other wildlife.
While the group was working on the project, Mayor Bob Nation Hurt stopped by for a photo. As a longtime supporter of Scouting and a former Eagle Scout himself, his visit added a special connection to the project.
The new recycling stations are a great example of how a community project can make a lasting difference—helping anglers enjoy Central Park Lake while keeping the area cleaner and safer for local wildlife. 🎣🌳🦆
☕ Coffee With a Cop Brings Chesterfield Police & Community Together! 👮♂️
Courtesy: Chesterfield Police Department
Grab a cup of coffee and get to know the officers who serve the Chesterfield community! Coffee With a Cop is coming to Chesterfield, offering residents a casual opportunity to meet local police officers, ask questions and enjoy conversation over coffee.
The event is part of a national initiative designed to bring police officers and community members together in a relaxed setting. There’s no agenda—just an opportunity to talk, listen and build stronger connections with the people who help keep the community safe.
📅 Thursday, October 8, 2026
⏰ 9–11 a.m.
📍 40 THF Blvd., Chesterfield, MO 63005
🎟️ Everyone is welcome!
Stop by, have some coffee and say hello to members of the Chesterfield Police Department. ☕👮♂️✨
📚 Meet the Creators Behind “Ordinary People Change the World”! ✨
Courtesy: STL County Library
St. Louis County Library is welcoming bestselling author Brad Meltzer and illustrator Christopher Eliopoulos to the Clark Family Branch for a special event celebrating the newest addition to their popular Ordinary People Change the World series.
The duo will discuss “We Are the Wright Brothers,” the next book in the series, which introduces young readers to the people and stories that have helped shape history. The event is presented in partnership with The Novel Neighbor and The Magic House, St. Louis Children’s Museum.
Families can also explore the Hero Quest exhibits inspired by the book series at nine St. Louis County Library branches. The exhibits are only around for a limited time, so this is one of the final opportunities to experience them before they leave next week.
📚 Event: Thursday at the Clark Family Branch