The Lindbergh Board of Education voted Aug. 18 to officially set elementary school zoning for the Crestwood Crossing development at the former Crestwood Mall site.
The board first heard the redistricting...
The Lindbergh Board of Education adopted its 2022-2023 budget June 30. It features $83.4 million in operating revenues, $86.1 million in operating expenditures, $13.8 million in debt revenue and $29.9...
The Green Park Board of Aldermen voted to go out to bid for some of its city services July 18.
The idea was brought up by Ward 1 Alderman Michael Broughton. Broughton specifically mentioned grass cutting,...
Lindbergh has begun work on redistricting part of the district to account for the new Crestwood Crossing development at the former Crestwood Mall site.
Chief Human Resources Officer Brian McKenney...
The Lindbergh Board of Education voted 7-0 to approve a plan for its new gifted center July 21.
The plan will cost the district $5.5 million and will see the renovation of the old high school library...
The Lindbergh High School Envirothon team placed 11th out of 44 teams this year at the National Envirothon competition in Miami, Ohio in July. The team competed in wildlife, forestry, aquatics, soils and...
A number of local primary races were decided in elections yesterday, Tuesday, Aug. 2.
Some of the major races for South County included a victory for incumbent County Executive Sam Page, and Brad Christ...
Green Park has appointed a prosecuting attorney July 18 following a St. Louis County Municipal Court decision to no longer provide prosecution for municipalities.
The Board of Aldermen approved Engelmeyer...
The Green Park Board of Aldermen picked up its police services discussion July 18, with possible changes to hours or infrastructure looked at by the board.
The board has discussed its police services...
Green Park’s 2022 street project was approved unanimously by the Board of Aldermen July 18.
The project includes the repavement of the Lindbergh Business Court and its sidewalks. City Engineer Derrick...
