In this issue of The Chesterfield Post…

⭐🎶 ABBA's Biggest Hits Are Coming to Chesterfield This Sunday!

⭐🔐 Cybersecurity Takes Center Stage as West County Businesses Face Growing Digital Risks

⭐🏛️ What's Next for Chesterfield? City Committees Meet Thursday as Planning Discussions Continue

Chesterfield Area Events

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Get ready to dance, sing along, and relive some of the biggest hits of the disco era as The Concert: A Tribute to ABBA heads to The Factory in Chesterfield this Sunday, October 25.

The internationally touring tribute group is scheduled to take the stage at 7:30 p.m., bringing the music of one of the world's most recognizable pop groups to West County.

Fans can look forward to familiar favorites such as "Dancing Queen," "Mamma Mia," "Waterloo," "S.O.S.," and "The Winner Takes It All."

The tribute production has toured the United States for decades and features performers celebrating ABBA's music. The show is a tribute performance, not an appearance by the original ABBA group.

For Chesterfield residents, the concert offers an opportunity to enjoy a major touring production without traveling into downtown St. Louis.

The Factory, located at The District near I-64 and Boone's Crossing, features a purpose-built concert space surrounded by restaurants and entertainment options.

Visitors planning an evening out can enjoy nearby dining before the performance. The venue also offers complimentary general parking, with premium parking available for purchase.

Whether you're a longtime ABBA fan or simply enjoy live music, Sunday's show promises a nostalgic evening filled with recognizable songs and sing-along moments.

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For small-business owners, cybersecurity is no longer just an issue for large corporations or technology companies.

As more businesses rely on online payments, cloud-based software, and digital customer records, protecting those systems has become an increasingly important part of everyday operations.

On Thursday, October 22, the World Trade Center St. Louis is scheduled to host a free educational program focused on helping small and midsized businesses better understand cybersecurity risks.

The program, Navigating Cyber-Security Risks for Small & Mid-Sized Businesses, is being held in recognition of Manufacturing Month and is also listed on the Chesterfield Regional Chamber's event calendar.

A cybersecurity expert from Missouri Enterprise is scheduled to discuss practical ways organizations can strengthen their defenses against digital threats.

The presentation will also address cybersecurity compliance certifications that larger companies may require from suppliers and business partners.

That issue is particularly relevant to businesses that work with larger manufacturers or operate in supply chains where security expectations can extend beyond the company itself.

Artificial intelligence is another topic of concern. As digital tools become more sophisticated, businesses must consider how emerging technology can introduce new risks alongside its benefits.

Although the program takes place in Clayton, its subject matter is relevant to Chesterfield-area businesses of many sizes.

The event is scheduled for 8–9:30 a.m. on October 22, with breakfast and networking during the first half-hour and the educational presentation beginning at 8:30 a.m.

Admission is free, and the organizers advertise validated garage parking.

For local business owners, the session offers an opportunity to learn about an operational risk that can affect customer trust, finances, and business continuity.

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Chesterfield residents interested in how their community develops have an opportunity to follow local government activity this week.

The city has scheduled a Planning and Public Works Committee meeting for Thursday, October 22, at 5:30 p.m.

The committee is part of Chesterfield's local government process, where planning and infrastructure matters can receive additional review before moving through subsequent stages of consideration.

For homeowners and business owners, decisions involving development, streets, and public infrastructure can have long-term effects on their neighborhoods and daily routines.

The city has also scheduled a Chesterfield Citizens Environmental Advisory Committee meeting for 6 p.m. Thursday.

The environmental committee provides another avenue for community involvement in issues related to environmental stewardship and sustainability.

These meetings illustrate the work that takes place outside the larger City Council sessions. Committee discussions can help residents understand how proposals are evaluated and what questions local officials are considering.

Residents who want to follow a particular project should review the posted agendas and supporting materials before attending or watching for meeting results.

The city also has a Planning Commission meeting scheduled for Monday, October 26, at 7 p.m., providing another opportunity to follow Chesterfield's planning process.

Meeting Details:

Residents can check the City of Chesterfield's official calendar for agendas, meeting locations, and updates.