Here is news and information from Warren County businesses and Chambers of Commerce: • Legacy Drugstore is open at 13000 Veterans Memorial Parkway in Wright City. The drugstore provides prescription medications, a variety of over-the-counter products, medical devices, diabetic products, a drive-through pharmacy and free delivery in the Wright City area. Store hours are posted on the company’s website at www.legacydrug.com. For more information, call 636-791-1274.It is the first store for Legacy Pharmacy, which is owned by five people all from the St. Charles area. They will be opening a second location this summer in Warrenton next to the new Imo’s at the intersection of Highway 47 and Veterans Memorial Parkway.• A second inspector at 7 Oaks Home Inspection, LLC, 16995 State Highway M in Warrenton, has earned the title of Certified Master Inspector, (CMI) by the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors. The Certified Master Inspector designation is InterNACHI’s top professional designation. Inspector Nick Minderman is the 20th home inspector in Missouri to receive the title. Candidates are chosen after a review of the number of inspections, the length of time inspecting, adherence to continuing education and to the industry’s toughest Code of Ethics.Minderman joins owner and Certified Master Inspector Wes Kelley in leading the company’s team of six inspectors.For the past 14 years, 7 Oaks Home Inspection has been serving the mid-west Missouri area, offering professional home, termite, septic and well inspections and radon and mold testing.• Michael DeMers has joined the Missouri Department of Transportation as the director of Innovative Partnerships and Alternative Funding. In this role, DeMers oversees the department’s efforts to find new opportunities for generating transportation revenue and exploring new ways to leverage emerging technologies.“I am thrilled to be a part of the MoDOT team,” DeMers said. “The department is considered a national leader in innovation and I look forward to continuing and building upon that tradition.”DeMers draws upon a decade of experience in multimodal transportation planning, research, and administration in both the public and private sectors.DeMers joins MoDOT from Arizona, where he led the Arizona Department of Transportation’s (ADOT) automated and connected vehicle, freight and rail planning, and economic development efforts within the Multimodal Planning Division.His work involved innovation both at the level of corridor planning, including partnerships with U.S. and Mexican states for intelligent transportation systems strategies, to field operational testing of new technologies. He has managed research partnership efforts in Arizona with universities and private sector peers. In leading ADOT’s State Freight Plan and State Rail Plan, he also managed Arizona’s Freight Advisory Committee.He has served as a consultant in the New York City office of Parsons Brinckerhoff, where his projects served clients ranging from state DOTs, port and transit authorities, and USDOT modal administrations.• Innsbrook Golf Resort is offering a new and free app to enhance the golf playing experience. The app features loyalty rewards, an interactive scorecard, it measures a shot, gives a course tour, plays live tournaments and leader boards, playing tips, hole descriptions and more.People can search their Apple or Android app stores for “Innsbrook Golf” to find the app.Please send your business news and announcements to Kate Miller at recordnews@warrencountyrecord.Business BitsNick Minderman