Missouri voters will decide the future of Amendment 5 on August 4, but the most important conversation may not be about eliminating the income tax. It may be about what comes next. If income tax revenues decline, how will Missouri replace them? Could services eventually be taxed? And who should decide—lawmakers or voters? Progress 64 West explores the questions that deserve answers before Missourians head to the ballot box.

The St. Louis region does not lack ideas. It does not lack studies. It does not lack vision. What it may lack is a mechanism for turning consensus into action and plans into results.

Strategic infrastructure improvements along I-64 may soon unlock stronger access to Chesterfield Valley and future economic development opportunities. The projects would also close key pedestrian and bicycle connectivity gaps to the Monarch-Chesterfield Levee Trail.

Greenways are more than trails. They are part of the infrastructure shaping connectivity, quality of life, and economic development across the St. Louis region. Join Progress 64 West for a discussion with Great Rivers Greenway on how this network is influencing the future of our communities.