The Lindbergh High School baseball team came out victorious over Oakville High School on March 20. The final score of the game was 5-6. 

This year’s race for the Lindbergh Board of Education features five candidates running for two open seats.  The candidates include incumbents Jennifer Miller, current board vice president who has...

 A new season brings new goals for the Lindbergh boys golf team. The Flyers finished 6-3 last season and return three key pieces in senior Nick Tallevast and juniors Braden Wright and Freddy Amad.  “We...

South County will soon be making national television due to the popular PBS series, “Antiques Roadshow,” stopping by Grant’s Farm this summer.  The show, in its 30th anniversary season, will...

 With continued success year after year, the Lindbergh Flyers boys tennis squad has built high expectations as to what is presumed of the team each season.  Following last season’s 19-4 record,...

Raymond L. Hardge, 43, was convicted of first-degree robbery, a Class A felony, on March 5 for a 2018 home invasion robbery in Crestwood. The St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office proved...

Newcomers to office, Megan Gadallah and Steven Liddy, are seeking to fill the open Ward 4 seat on the Crestwood Board of Aldermen. The seat is currently held by Tony Kennedy, who did not file as he is...

Lindbergh High School social studies teacher Charlie Yeldham was recently recognized as one of Missouri's Outstanding Beginning Teachers by the Missouri Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (MACTE)....

John Sebben, a St. Louis Classic Rock Preservation Society officer and one of Crestwood's Ward 4 Aldermen, is emceeing a trivia night at the Crestwood Community Center, 9245 Whitecliff Park Lane, on March...