Fathers and daughters gathered at the Crestwood Community Center on the night of Feb. 7 for the annual Sweetheart Dance. After dinner, dads and daughters — dolled up in suits and dresses — made...
Complaints about garbage and recycling collection aren’t new to Crestwood, but according to the city’s elected officials, the number of such complaints saw a notable uptick through autumn and into...
The Crestwood Fire Department has a new fire chief.
Chief Ryan Harrell took up the mantle of leadership on Jan. 2 and had his official swearing-in at the Jan. 13 Board of Aldermen meeting. He says...
Editor's Note: A statement by the city of Crestwood clarified where the Sanders Park Expansion Project ranks among MSD's stormwater projects.
An expansion of Sanders Park in Crestwood is underway. Three...
After 10 years as Crestwood’s city administrator, Kris Simpson is stepping down from the role. His last day in the office will be Jan. 30; his career will now take him to Creve Coeur, where he will serve...
At a Jan. 7 meeting, the Crestwood Planning and Zoning Commission signed off on the final development plan for a new 7Brew Drive-Thru Coffee. The popular coffee chain will be located at 9265 Watson Road.
According...
Candidate filing closed Dec. 31 for municipal offices and school board positions across south St. Louis County for the April 7 election.
Up for election this year are aldermanic seats in Green Park...
By Ashlynn Couch, Staff Reporter
• December 31, 2025
Dogs For Our Brave is on the move. The local nonprofit, which is currently based in Clayton, had its minor site plan approved in early December by the Crestwood Planning and Zoning Commission for a building...
By Ashlynn Couch, Staff Reporter
• December 25, 2025
7Brew Drive-Thru Coffee — a chain coffee shop that has recently taken the country by storm — has submitted its final development plan for a new location at 9265 Watson Road. Lattes and other coffee-flavored...
By Ashlynn Couch, Staff Reporter
• December 25, 2025
Across St. Louis County, over $30 million of revenue was lost due to the first year of the senior property tax freeze. This money usually goes to municipalities, public schools, fire districts, libraries...