PowerPlex developer drops $55M plan for youth sports complex at Hazelwood mall site

PowerPlex, the $55 million youth sports complex that had long been planned at the former St. Louis Mills mall in Hazelwood, will not be part of the mall’s redevelopment currently underway and will cease operation of its existing sports fields there.

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PowerPlex developer drops $55M plan for youth sports complex at Hazelwood mall site

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