In this issue of The Chesterfield Postβ¦
βSLATE Hiring Events Connect Job Seekers with New Opportunities πΌπ€
βExplore Queeny Park with the Hunt-and-Sketch Challenge π³βοΈπ
βChesterfield Teenβs Spice Company Goes from Local Startup to National Shelves πΆοΈπ
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Chesterfield Area Events
8/21
Ninja Summer Camp: Summer Send Off, Monday-Friday
8/22
Sounds of Summer, 5:30pm
EagleMania, 8pm
8/23
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SLATE Hiring Events Connect Job Seekers with New Opportunities πΌπ€

Courtesy: SLATE Missouri Job Center
Job seekers, save the dates! πΌπ
SLATE has several hiring events planned for the remainder of 2026, giving attendees the chance to connect directly with employers, explore openings across multiple industries, and take the next step in their careers.
Events will be held from 9:00 AM to noon in the First Floor Conference Room at 1520 Market Street.
Before attending, be sure to:
Dress professionally
Bring several copies of your rΓ©sumΓ©
Create or update your profile at jobs.mo.gov
These events are a great opportunity to meet employers face-to-face and learn about current job openings throughout the region.
Explore Queeny Park with the Hunt-and-Sketch Challenge π³βοΈπ

Courtesy: STL County Parks and Recreation
Thereβs still time to join the Hunt-and-Sketch Passport Challenge at Queeny Park! π³βοΈ
Pick up a passport at the Greensfelder Recreation Complex, then follow clue-filled prompts throughout the park to discover local landmarks and sketch what you find. The challenge is self-paced, so you can explore on your own schedule anytime through the end of August.
Once you complete your passport, return it to claim a prize. And if youβre looking to keep the fun going, the nearby playground makes a great next stop.
Dates: August 3β31
Cost: $5 per person, including supplies
Ages: All ages welcome
For more information, stop by the Greensfelder Recreation Complex or call 314-615-8472.
Register online: https://tinyurl.com/huntandsketch
Chesterfield Teenβs Spice Company Goes from Local Startup to National Shelves πΆοΈπ

Courtesy: STL Jewish Light
A business that started with a Chesterfield teenager and a love of food, travel, and entrepreneurship is now going national. πΆοΈπ
Andrew Rubin launched State Street Spices at just 16 years old while attending Parkway Central High School. Now 19 and studying business administration and statistics at Mizzou, Rubin has grown the company from local craft fairs to shelves at retailers including Dierbergs and Fresh Thyme Market.
The company offers four blends inspired by American food destinations: Buffalo Buffalo, Los Angeles Taco, New York Steak, and St. Louis Barbecue. Rubin says each blend requires about 80 hours of research to capture the food culture of its namesake city.
This fall marks another major milestone: a State Street Spices gift box is expected to be available at World Market stores nationwide. The company also gives back locally, donating 10% of its profits to childrenβs hospitals in Missouri.
Itβs an impressive journey for a business that began right here in Chesterfield β and another example of a young local entrepreneur turning an idea into something much bigger.



