Lindbergh Schools Early Childhood Education families helped collect over 1,800 items for the school’s canned food drive last week. For the last 20 years, Lindbergh ECE has partnered with the Carondelet...
Christmas in Crestwood kicks off nearly two months of activities Friday, the city’s birthday, with several community focused activities.
Starting Nov. 12, students K-12 can submit holiday stories...
Lindbergh Schools celebrated Unity Week last month from Oct. 18-22.
National Unity Day takes place every year and was Oct. 20 this year. To celebrate, Lindbergh Schools students and staff wore orange...
Crestwood is redistricting the city after 2020 census data showed an increase in population in all four wards.
The Redistricting Committee identified a proposal Oct. 13 that is set to be presented...
Crestwood has made an effort recently to address stormwater management in the city, introducing separate ordinances on flatwork and other impervious structures through different committees.
The flatwork...
Crestwood began exploring several options to replace its current ambulance service last month and Ward 3 Alderman Scott Shipley gave a more detailed report on two of the options Oct. 25 at the Fire Board...
Lindbergh Director of Inclusion, Equity and Diversity Jeremy Mapp hosted a presentation Oct. 20 as part of the district’s “Speaker Series” to focus on professional development and to field questions...
As Crestwood continues to plan for its 75th anniversary in November 2022, the committee dedicated to its planning has finalized dates and marketing designs.
One of the main events of the year-long celebration...
Crestwood’s historic Black cemetery — Father Dickson Cemetery — was officially recognized on the National Register of Historic Places Oct. 6. Registration protects the site from government take-over...
