A Lindbergh Board of Education member since 2017, Matt Alonzo will remain on the board for at least three more years, after being reelected in the April municipal elections.
Alonzo was reelected alongside...
The Lindbergh Schools Board of Education swore in two returning board members and one new member at a meeting earlier this month.
Returning board members Matt Alonzo and Christy Watz, as well as new...
Editor’s note: The following questionnaire appeared in the March 16 print edition of The Call. This is a developing article — continue to check callnewspapers.com for additional web-exclusive questions...
As part of Lindbergh Schools’ Proposition R no-tax-rate-increase bond issue in April 2019, voters approved funding safe, future-ready campuses across Lindbergh with single, secure main entrances...
The Lindbergh Board of Education is one of 24 Missouri school boards to receive the Missouri School Boards’ Association 2020 Governance Team Award. Lindbergh’s Board of Education has earned this prestigious...
Candidate filing closed Tuesday for local elections in April, and this election season is set to be the most competitive South County has seen in several years.
The election will be held Tuesday, April...
As filing for municipal and school board elections in April continues this month, two more candidates have filed to run for alderman in Sunset Hills.
Candidate filing began Dec. 17 for the April 7 elections...
Candidate filing began Tuesday for the April 7 election for Crestwood and Sunset Hills mayor, along with municipal offices and school board positions across South County.
So far, the highlights of the...
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Candidate filing will begin next week for the April 7 election for Crestwood and Sunset Hills mayor, along with municipal offices and school board positions across South County.
Aldermanic...
Cathy Carlock Lorenz (Lindbergh High School 1988) is a former LHS teacher and a current assistant principal at Parkway Central Middle School. She lives in Concord Village with her husband, Craig (LHS...
