The Crestwood Board of Aldermen certified the April 8 election results at its April 22 meeting, accepting Megan Gadallah – the city’s first millennial alderperson – as its new Ward 4 Alderwoman.
Though...
After months of construction, the Whitecliff Park Bridge officially opened April 23, about a week and a half ahead of schedule.
The temporary vehicle entrance off Vauk Lane near the tennis courts,...
The Lindbergh High School girls soccer team notched a statement win on April 14, shutting out Union 2-0 behind a dominant performance from sophomore standout Kasey Patten. Patten netted both goals—one...
Twenty-eight players representing the Lindbergh High School racquetball team beat program records at this year’s National High School Racquetball Championships, winning second place in the nation across...
Things are clicking for the Lindbergh High School baseball team this spring, as the Flyers storm into mid-April with a 10-2 record and one of the area’s hottest offenses. Coming off an 18-15 season in...
Lindbergh High School band students performed for 36 straight hours during this year’s Musicthon, raising $8,023.02 for childhood cancer research and to assist families of children with cancer through...
A number of elections – including fire, municipal and school boards, as well as multiple local and county-wide propositions – were decided on April 8.
Incumbent Chris Volz was defeated by Steve...
Lindbergh faced off against Sycamore High School – an out-of-state team from Montgomery, Ohio – on April 5.
The Flyers started the game off strong, dominating the first half, though this lead...
Lindbergh High School band members are planning to perform for 36 hours straight on April 11 and 12 to raise money for childhood cancer research and assist families of children with cancer through Alex’s...
A number of elections – including fire, municipal and school boards, as well as multiple local and county-wide propositions – were decided on Tuesday, April 8.
Incumbent Chris Volz was defeated...
