The Crestwood Board of Aldermen imposed a four-month moratorium on electronic signs following a public hearing at its April 23 meeting, after initially rejecting a six-month moratorium in January.
The...
The Crestwood Board of Aldermen unanimously voted last week to use the city’s 2020 Community Block Grant funds to defray the cost of constructing handicapped-accessible access to the front of City Hall.
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A six-month moratorium on electronic messaging signs was rejected by the Crestwood Board of Aldermen at the Jan. 22 meeting, after City Planner Adam Jones presented a study on nearby cities and their electronic...
The Crestwood Board of Aldermen will have five of its eight seats up for election in April, a first in the history of the city.
Four current aldermanic seats were previously slated to be up for election...
A Crestwood resident and Concord Elementary School volunteer was celebrated last month thanks to a proclamation signed by Crestwood acting Mayor Tony Kennedy.
During a surprise all-school assembly,...
Crestwood is honoring its rock and roll past with a special proclamation declaring November “Classic Rock Month” in the city.
A couple weeks ago, acting Mayor Tony Kennedy attended the St. Louis Rock...
By Gloria Lloyd
News Editor
glorialloyd@callnewspapers.com
More than a month after a broker open house that showcased the possible sale and redevelopment of the Crestwood mall site, city officials say...
The rendering for the plaza at the proposed Crestwood City Center.
Gloria Lloyd
News Editor
glorialloyd@callsnewspapers.com
Real-estate brokers lined up last week at the old Crestwood mall site to...
The contract between Crestwood and Meridian Waste Services might be kicked to the curb after numerous aldermen expressed their frustrations with Meridian’s trash services at a Board of Aldermen meeting...
