We would like to welcome you to our town, built on German heritage. Our town is full of diversity, with the help of a large population of military personal from SAFB. Mascoutah has experienced tremendous growth over the last 10 years, and looks to continue that trend. We offer the best of schools both public and parochial. We have a great variety of locally owned restaurants and fun interesting shops. We are located just 20 minutes east of St. Louis. Welcome to Mascoutah, come check us out, you won’t be disappointed!
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The Boeing facility located on Illinois Route 4 in the northern part of Mascoutah hosted the April Chamber meeting. After the meeting, the group was given a tour of the facility which assembles the MQ25 autonomous airplane. The MQ25 is being built for the U.S. Navy and will be based on aircraft carriers in the Pacific. The primary mission of…
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The annual Chamber Dinner was held on Saturday, January 17 at the Mascoutah Sportsmen’s Club. Social hour and dinner entertainment was provided by Steve Shininger and the ShinSings. President Mike Klein opened the business meeting meeting with a recap of the Chamber activities in 2025. The members and their guests also heard from Dr. Dave Deets, Mascoutah School District 19…
On January 17, 2026 the members of the Mascoutah Chamber of Commerce and their guests will meet at the Mascoutah Sportsmen’s Club for their annual dinner and meeting. This year the Chamber will honor three Persons of the Year. Annie Holmes, Michelle Miller, and Brian Muenchau will be recognized for their outstanding contributions to our community. In addition, eight local…
Mascoutah Community Unit School District 19 is featured as one of “The 10 Most Admired School Districts” in October’s issue of The Education Magazine. Their article about MSD19 says, “….In places where tradition meets growth, the story of a district is rarely a straight line. Instead, it becomes a reflection of both heritage and progress, carried forward by the people…
