After graduating nine seniors from last year’s team that went 17-11 the Lindbergh girl’s volleyball team would appear to be in a rebuilding year. That is if you don’t have seven seniors on your 2023...
With a roster that is bursting at the seams with a total of 26, the Lindbergh girls golf team is hoping that depth is what leads to success at this year’s district championships in October.
“Probably...
Following a 6-4 campaign in 2022, the Lindbergh Flyers are looking to soar once again in 2023.
“We will build upon last year’s team’s achievements by playing with great effort, playing as one and...
After an 8-10-1 record last season, Lindbergh field hockey coach Andrew Shipp believes his squad can improve in 2023.
“We believe that an above .500 record is possible based on our schedule,” he said....
Three university students from the South County area each received $5,000 scholarships thanks to the generosity of a former Lindbergh Schools principal.
Dr. Mary Louise Zieger, a former principal in the...
The Historic Thomas Sappington House, 1015 S. Sappington Road, is hosting multiple fundraising events to support the renovation of the house, as well as the relocation of the dismantled Joseph Sappington...
Ten members of one of St. Louis’s most influential families are buried in a historic cemetery in Crestwood, but until last month, the only marker indicating where they lay to rest was a metal post with...
The new Lindbergh High School, the first fully rebuilt high school in St. Louis County in decades, made its debut to the student body on the first day of school last week on Aug. 22.
As community members...
Before its regular meeting Aug. 15, the Lindbergh Board of Education held a workshop to discuss the district’s upcoming five-year strategic plan.
Dr. Todd White, a representative of EGL Association,...
State Rep. Brad Christ, R-Sappington, and this year’s Freshman Legislator of the Year, held his second ever town hall meeting at Sunset Hills City Hall Aug. 8 to discuss the highs and lows of the year’s...
