December 15, 2018
Pictured above: Lindbergh High School senior Chloe Fleming shoots the ball during a matchup against Parkway South last season on January 19, 2018. The Flyers fell to South 58-42. Photo by Jessica Belle Kramer. By Stephen Glover For the Call With a total of six seniors on this year’s roster, the Lindbergh girls basketball team is
[ Read More ]Five Lindbergh Community Ed Ballet Program students danced with the Moscow Ballet’s ‘Great Russian Nutcracker’ at The Fabulous Fox Theatre Dec. 2 and 3. Dancers include fifth-graders Catherine Fitzmaurice of Concord Elementary, Cecelia Hahn from Long Elementary and Grace Lankford from Kennerly Elementary; seventh-grader Isabelle Gerardo from Truman Middle School; and eighth-grader Sarah Neumann from
[ Read More ]This is a developing story, and will be updated as new candidates file. Stay tuned. So far, there are no competitive races in south county as candidate filing opened Tuesday for the Mehlville Fire Protection District Board of Directors election slated for April 2, along with municipal offices and school board positions. Up for election
[ Read More ]Pictured above: Crestwood Elementary School teacher Ann Haberberger welcomes new Lindbergh kindergarten students to class on the first day of school, Aug. 16. Lindbergh Schools will offer district funded full-day tuition-free kindergarten for all students beginning Jan. 7. Lindbergh is the last district in the state to not offer tuition-free full-day kindergarten. The Board of Education
[ Read More ]By Gloria Lloyd News Editor glorialloyd@callnewspapers.com The Lindbergh Board of Education is looking at a “bond of the future” and what that means, and the initiative will likely revolve around the construction of a new or expanded high school. The Board of Education was set to discuss a possible future bond issue at a workshop
[ Read More ]Pictured above: Crestwood acting Mayor Tony Kennedy presents Concord Elementary School volunteer Steve Ippolito with a proclamation declaring Nov. 20 ‘Grandpa Steven Ippolito Day,’ in honor of the Crestwood resident’s service to the community. A Crestwood resident and Concord Elementary School volunteer was celebrated last month thanks to a proclamation signed by Crestwood acting Mayor Tony
[ Read More ]By Stephen Glover For the Call With an influx of seniors on this season’s squad, the Lindbergh High School girls’ swimming and diving team is looking to have a breakout season. “We’re awfully excited about this year,” Lindbergh head coach Grant Gaumer said. “We have a lot of girls returning, so that should make a
[ Read More ]Staff Report Candidate filing will begin next week for the Mehlville Fire Protection District Board of Directors election April 2, along with municipal offices and school board positions. Up for election are the seat on the MFPD Board of Directors held by Secretary Ed Ryan, along with Green Park mayor and aldermanic seats in Crestwood,
[ Read More ]Pictured above, from left: Board Treasurer Mike Tsichlis and Board Vice President Jennifer Miller. Two current members of the Lindbergh Board of Education say they are running again in April. Board Vice President Jennifer Miller and Treasurer Mike Tsichlis say they will both seek election to a second term. They were both first elected in
[ Read More ]Pictured above: The Lindbergh swimmers wore orange at state, above, to support classmate Wil Ohler, a fellow athlete who is battling leukemia. By Stephen Glover For the Call Behind the performances of seniors Tyler Lewis and Will Doyle, the Lindbergh boys’ swimming and diving team took 14th overall at the Missouri Class 2 state championships earlier
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