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In this issue of The Chesterfield Post…
⭐Queeny Park Hosts Magical Flower Harvest Night Under the Lights 🌼✨
⭐NASCAR Cup Series Returns to St. Louis for the Enjoy Illinois 300 🏁🏎️
⭐Cardinals, QuikTrip & St. Louis Police Team Up to Support Local Students 🎒⚾️
Unlocking $2.1 Trillion in Energy Potential
One company has developed a technology that extracts valuable resources from coal without burning it. From jet fuel to diesel and more, Frontieras North America has the potential to address $2.1 trillion in annual markets*.
It’s similar to when John D. Rockefeller commercialized oil refining technology. If Frontieras captures just 2% of the global coal market, they would position themselves as the global leader in the space.
They just broke ground for their $850 million flagship facility and reserved the ‘FASF’ NASDAQ ticker. Don’t miss your chance to join the next phase of growth: invest in Frontieras before the opportunity ends on August 27.
Frontieras is offering securities through the use of an Offering Statement that has been qualified by the Securities and Exchange Commission under Tier II of Regulation A. A copy of the Final Offering Circular that forms a part of the Offering Statement may be obtained from: invest.frontieras.com. Reservation of the ticker symbol is not a guarantee that we will be listed on the NASDAQ. Listing on the NASDAQ is subject to approvals. Sources* The global market for our products is worth a combined value of over $2.1 trillion.
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Queeny Park Hosts Magical Flower Harvest Night Under the Lights 🌼✨
Courtesy: St Louis County Parks and Recreation
Say goodbye to summer with a beautiful evening at Queeny Park Nursery’s Flower Harvest Night! ✨🌼
Guests are invited to enjoy the gardens at sunset beneath twinkling fairy lights, harvest fresh flowers, and create a take-home arrangement featuring zinnias, marigolds, and herbs.
Sip refreshing herbal tea, explore the nursery as evening settles in, and enjoy the sights and sounds of early fall. This is a low-light, adults-only event, and guests are encouraged to bring a flashlight or blacklight for a little extra exploring. Scissors and floral wrap will be provided.
Date: Tuesday, September 8
Time: 5:30–7:30 PM
Location: Queeny Park Nursery, 1675 S. Mason Rd., St. Louis, MO 63131
Cost: Free
Ages: 18+
Register here: https://tinyurl.com/flowerharvestnight
NASCAR Cup Series Returns to St. Louis for the Enjoy Illinois 300 🏁🏎️
Courtesy: Fox2Now
Start your engines! 🏁
The NASCAR Cup Series returns to St. Louis for the Enjoy Illinois 300 at World Wide Technology Raceway on Sunday, September 13.
Fans can expect a high-stakes race with championship implications as some of NASCAR’s biggest names battle for position on the track.
FOX 2 is also giving one lucky winner an unforgettable race-day package that includes:
🏁 4 tickets to the Enjoy Illinois 300
🏁 4 Infield Fan Zone passes
🏁 Race-day parking
It’s a chance to experience the speed, energy, and excitement of NASCAR up close during one of the region’s biggest racing weekends.
Enter to win here: https://fox2now.com/.../2026-enjoy-illinois-300-at-world.../
Tickets and event details: https://wwtraceway.com/enjoyillinois300/
Cardinals, QuikTrip & St. Louis Police Team Up to Support Local Students 🎒⚾️
Courtesy: CardinalsCare
The St. Louis Cardinals, QuikTrip, and the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department recently teamed up to help local students start the school year strong through the Backpack to Success event. 🎒⚾️
The Cardinals and QuikTrip provided backpacks and school supplies while families enjoyed activities designed to celebrate the beginning of a new school year.
Officers also received Community Cards featuring Cardinals players and alumni, along with important safety tips they can share with children throughout the community.
It was a great example of local organizations coming together to support students, families, and safer neighborhoods.