After months of public hearings and work by Crestwood city staff, a draft ordinance is ready to go to the Board of Aldermen for approval — an ordinance that, if passed, would establish a conservation...

Two new food spots and a massage establishment are coming to Crestwood. At a meeting of the Crestwood Planning and Zoning Commission, developers announced plans to open a new location of The Brass Tap...

The Crestwood Board of Aldermen held a preliminary discussion on future sustainability efforts within the city at its Aug. 25 meeting. During the discussion, aldermen spouted ideas for potential city policies...

The Crestwood Board of Aldermen recently approved an increase to membership fees at the Crestwood Aquatic Center; the board also approved membership fees and daily rates for The Cliffs at Whitecliff Park,...

Though months away from December, residents of Crestwood stopped by the city’s aquatic center for a weekend full of holly jolly festivities. Christmas in July, put on by both the Crestwood Parks...

Crestwood residents who attended one of last week’s performances of “Oliver!” might have recognized a familiar face in the cast: Ward 4 Alderwoman Megan Gadallah. This was the alderwoman’s first...

Five months after Kris Simpson’s departure from the role, Crestwood has the name of its new city administrator: David Weidler. Weidler’s hiring was approved on July 8, and he will formally take up...

Questions and concerns still circulate among residents as the City of Crestwood proceeds with the Samoa Sidewalk Project, which plans to install a five foot sidewalk in local neighborhoods. The sidewalk...

Elizabeth Sparks-Holmes, a Republican candidate for U.S. House Missouri District 2, appeared during public comment at the June 23 Crestwood Board of Aldermen meeting to discuss her candidacy. Sparks-Holmes...