Proposed Highway P Improvements Take Shape in Flint Hill The City of Flint Hill is moving forward with plans for major streetscape and pedestrian improvements along Highway P. The proposed project would add new asphalt pavement, sidewalks, shared-use paths, curb and gutter, landscaped tree lawns, stamped concrete accents, street lighting, and improved pedestrian crossings. The plans show a 10-foot-wide shared-use path along portions of the corridor, along with 5-foot concrete sidewalks , new driveway approaches, and decorative landscaping areas. Improvements are proposed through the heart of Flint Hill near St. Theodore Church, Grothe Road, local businesses, and the Mexico Road intersection. Pedestrian safety is also a major component of the project. The plans include new crosswalks, pedestrian refuge areas, curb improvements, and street lighting. At Highway P and Mexico Road, the proposed design includes a marked crossing and refuge island intended to provide a safer connection across Highway P. The improvements are designed to create a safer, more attractive, and more walkable corridor while enhancing the appearance of Flint Hill's downtown area. The attached plans represent the proposed design , and additional details may be refined as the project progresses.

Matt Wynn Returns Home for Two Nights of Country Music in Flint Hill Country singer-songwriter Matt Wynn is coming home to Flint Hill for two special hometown performances at Fiesta Hill Mexican Bar & Grill on Friday, October 2, and Saturday, October 3, 2026 . Wynn will perform from 5:00 to 8:30 p.m. both evenings at Fiesta Hill, located at 5074 Highway P . His official tour schedule bills the appearances as his “Flint Hill Hometown Shows.” Now based in Nashville, Wynn has built a career as both a performing artist and songwriter while maintaining strong ties to his Flint Hill roots. His official biography describes years spent developing his craft and writing alongside artists including Phil Vassar, Aaron Tippin, Billy Dean, Andy Griggs, James Otto and Reba McEntire . As a performer, he has appeared on bills with artists such as Luke Combs, Maren Morris, Brothers Osborne, Brett Young, Sam Hunt, Vince Gill, Trace Adkins and Gretchen Wilson , among many others. Wynn has also earned significant recognition as a songwriter. He co-wrote “Seven Minutes in Heaven,” recorded by Reba McEntire for her Not That Fancy project, and “Live Like That,” performed by Kristin Chenoweth and featured during the closing credits of the Angel Studios film The King of Kings . He has also written songs recorded by country artist Alexandra Kay, including “Feminine Energy.” His connection to Flint Hill is especially evident in his recent song “One Less Cornfield.” According to Wynn's website, the song was inspired by a visit home to Flint Hill and seeing farmland divided for subdivisions and smaller parcels. Wynn describes the song, co-written with Andrew Capra and Davis Branch, as an ode to farmers and their families. The October performances will give local residents a chance to hear a Nashville singer-songwriter with deep hometown roots in an intimate setting close to home. With two evenings scheduled, fans can enjoy Wynn's original music, country favorites and the storytelling that has become an important part of his songwriting career. Matt Wynn Hometown Shows October 2 & 3, 2026 | 5:00–8:30 p.m. Fiesta Hill Mexican Bar & Grill 5074 Highway P, Flint Hill/Wentzville, Missouri 63385 More information about Wynn, his music and upcoming performances is available at MattWynnMusic.com .

Residents can now order pavers for the Flint Hill Veterans Memorial. The order form is available under resident services. You can fill out the form online or visit the office to get a physical copy. Payment options include check, cash, or credit card. All proceeds will be used to maintain the memorial.

The city is gearing up for its upcoming mayoral election, and three candidates have emerged as frontrunners. Each brings a unique background and set of political stances to the table. Here’s a closer look at who they are and what they stand for. Candidate One: Jane Doe Jane Doe, born and raised in the city, has dedicated her life to public service. She grew up in a modest neighborhood and attended local schools. Jane worked her way through college, earning a degree in public administration. Throughout her career, she has championed affordable housing and education reform. Jane believes in the power of community and has been a vocal advocate for green initiatives. She aims to make the city more sustainable and equitable for all residents. Candidate Two: John Smith John Smith, a lifelong resident, has a background in business and finance. He grew up in a family of entrepreneurs and learned the value of hard work at a young age. John attended a prestigious university and later founded a successful tech startup. His political stance focuses on economic growth and job creation. John is a strong supporter of small businesses and believes in reducing taxes to stimulate the local economy. He also emphasizes the importance of public safety and infrastructure development. Candidate Three: Emily Johnson Emily Johnson moved to the city from a neighboring state and has quickly become a community leader. She has a background in law and has worked as a public defender. Emily grew up in a military family, which instilled in her a strong sense of duty and service. Her political platform includes criminal justice reform, healthcare access, and support for the arts. Emily is passionate about ensuring that all residents have equal opportunities and is committed to making the city a more inclusive place to live.

Bring Your Own Bag Day — November 14, 2026 Join the Show Me Sustainable Challenge for Bring Your Own Bag (BYOB) Day on Saturday, November 14, 2026 , and help reduce the use of single-use plastic bags in our community. Residents are encouraged to bring reusable bags when shopping at participating local retailers. One reusable bag can replace hundreds of plastic bags , helping reduce waste in landfills and the environment. Participating businesses may also offer special prizes, discounts, or other incentives to customers who bring their own bags. Local Businesses — Get Involved! Local retailers are invited to participate by encouraging customers to skip single-use plastic bags and bring reusable bags instead. Businesses can support the event by offering an incentive, discount, prize, or other promotion to customers who bring their own bags. Business participation sign-up deadline: September 1, 2026. The event is part of a broader effort by MO Green Future – Show Me Sustainable , Beyond Plastics Affiliate , MidAmerica Clean Future , and other community partners to reduce plastic waste and promote sustainable practices throughout Missouri. Mark your calendar for November 14 and remember: Bring Your Own Bag!

Flint Hill Breaks Ground on New Veterans Memorial Park The City of Flint Hill proudly celebrated the groundbreaking of its new Veterans Memorial Park, marking the beginning of a project that will provide a lasting tribute to the men and women who have served in the United States Armed Forces. The ceremony was hosted by Mayor Doug Wynn and brought together veterans, elected officials, community leaders, residents, and supporters from across St. Charles County to commemorate this historic milestone. The inspiration for the memorial came from Flint Hill resident and Vietnam veteran Charles Bastean , whose vision of creating a dedicated place to honor the community's veterans grew into a project embraced by the City. What began as a simple request for a city-owned flagpole evolved into a memorial that will recognize the service and sacrifice of veterans from every generation while providing a place for reflection, remembrance, and patriotic ceremonies. Several distinguished guests attended the ceremony, including St. Charles County Executive Steve Ehlmann , Cottleville Mayor Stephen Thompson , Dardenne Prairie Mayor Keith Widaman , and Lake St. Louis Mayor Brian McKinney , along with numerous local elected officials, civic leaders, and community members. The ceremony opened with the presentation of the colors by the Wentzville American Legion , while members of the Wentzville Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) joined fellow veterans in attendance to honor those who have served our nation. During his remarks, Mayor Doug Wynn reflected on the significance of the project and the community effort that made it possible. "This memorial is a testament to the sacrifices made by our veterans, and we are committed to creating a space that honors their service and legacy. It will serve as a place where families can remember loved ones, where residents can gather in gratitude, and where future generations will learn the importance of service, sacrifice, and patriotism." The Veterans Memorial Park will feature a beautifully landscaped plaza centered around three flagpoles displaying the United States, Missouri, and City of Flint Hill flags. The memorial will also include engraved commemorative pavers, benches for quiet reflection, and space for future Veterans Day ceremonies, Memorial Day observances, and other community events honoring military service. The City recognizes that this project would not be possible without the support of residents, local businesses, veterans' organizations, donors, volunteers, and community partners who have contributed their time, resources, and encouragement throughout the planning process. Construction is expected to begin in the coming weeks, with completion anticipated by fall of 2026. Once finished, the Flint Hill Veterans Memorial Park will stand as a permanent reminder of the courage, dedication, and sacrifice of those who have worn our nation's uniform and as a lasting symbol of the City's commitment to honoring their legacy for generations to come.

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The New Fresh Group has announced the launch of a new community garden initiative aimed at promoting local food production and community engagement.