The Joseph Sappington Log Cabin welcomed visitors for the last time last month during an open house ahead of the structure’s disassembly and move to Crestwood.
The Sappington House Foundation hosted...
Few teams in sports where goals exist can say they’ve gone a full season without allowing one, but that’s exactly what Lindbergh’s field hockey team did in 2021.
The team finished 13-1 while allowing...
The Crestwood Board of Aldermen unanimously voted to accept the city’s new redistricting map at its meeting Nov. 9.
After the 2020 Census identified population growth in all four of Crestwood’s...
Historic St. Louis is linking together 20 historic sites next month for A Spirited Holiday Past, a themed tour day.
During the one-day event, each venue will be decorated with a festive flair. Many...
Last month, Lindbergh parents began the process of an official challenge of 15 books in the high school library, mostly chosen for graphic sexual content.
The challenge was again the focus of non-agenda...
The Lindbergh Board of Education voted unanimously Oct. 21 to refinance Proposition G general obligation bonds, which at current low interest rates would save taxpayers approximately $4 million in the...
This is a developing story. Continue to check callnewspapers.com for the latest news about the Crestwood mall redevelopment.
The Crestwood Board of Alderman is holding a special meeting Tuesday to...
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...
