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Mask Mandate Returns For City Buildings

Mask Mandate Returns For City Buildings
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Mueller Addresses Recent Rise In Confirmed COVID-19 Cases

Mueller Addresses Recent Rise In Confirmed COVID-19 Cases
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Chocolate Walk Will Kick Off 2021

By Editor | February 4, 2021 By ERIC X. VICCARO eviccaro@stegenherald.com The first major tourism event of the 2021 calendar for downtown Ste. Genevieve will take place on Feb. 6. The annual traditional “Chocolate Walk” will begin at 10 a.m. on Feb. 6, with Common Grounds Coffeehouse serving as the starting point. The event will run through mid-afternoon. Tickets have been on sale for the event since Dec. 1. Janece Warden, the owner of downtown restaurant Stella and Me Café, had the idea for the Chocolate Walk – which began in February 2009. “It’s an outdoor event primarily, and some people still feel comfortable in that environment,” said city of Ste. Genevieve tourism director Toby Carrig. “It’s a break from the winter doldrums.”

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Extra Marketing Funds Proved Rare Positive For 2020 Tourism

Local tourism was no different. The city of Ste. Genevieve took advantage of a Show-Me Strong grant, administered by the Missouri Division of Tourism, using federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act. (CARES) Act money for COVID-19 related expenses. Ste. Genevieve tourism director Toby Carrig reported his department was able to spend nearly double the money on marketing this year. “It’s been interesting,” Carrig said. “The pandemic has impacted people traveling, and how far people are willing to travel.” Carrig said during typical years there’s between $32,000-$35,000 in the budget for marketing, but the CARES Act provided $57,914.13.

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City Wades Through Pandemic

By ERIC X. VICCARO Discussions surrounding the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic continue at Ste. Genevieve Board of Aldermen meetings. During his city administrator’s report, Happy Welch noted how city staff have been handling these issues. Welch said, “we are recovering from our COVID-19 quarantines, and are just about to full strength,” as noted in the report dated Dec. 10, submitted before the regular board of aldermen meeting that night. The administrator said visitors are still required to wear masks – and when in group settings for more than 15 minutes. Welch said Zoom teleconferencing availability with boards and commissions will be a focal point even as the calendar flips from 2020 to 2021 – and with vaccines soon coming to Ste. Genevieve County.

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