A complete reverse-chronological archive of published Chesterfield Valley Post stories.
Samantha Aldenderfer spent her senior year at Marquette High School doing something most teenagers don't: showing up regularly at an
Four Wildwood City Council members have called a special meeting for tonight to consider whether a fellow council member legally qualifies to
Sarah Moonier has spent 23 years teaching science at Rockwood Summit High School. On Sunday, she earned the district's top
Missouri lawmakers finalized the state's FY2027 budget Monday with zero increase in basic state aid to public schools, leaving Parkway
A new coffee and dessert bar with late-night weekend hours is coming to the Kehrs Mill Road corridor in Ballwin, after the
Kingston Money spent this season coming off the bench for one of the best high school basketball teams in the country. SI.
Lafayette junior Lainey Bass earned a perfect 36 on the ACT this winter, putting her in the top 0.22% of test-takers
Wildwood is inching toward allowing drive-through restaurants along Route 109 and Highway 100, a significant shift for a city that built its
A daily weight-loss pill that requires no needles, no refrigeration, and no mealtime restrictions went on sale April 6 at $149 per
Mike Geisel has been with Chesterfield since Day One. On May 1, his peers across Missouri said that matters. The Missouri City/
A new automobile retail store is headed to Chesterfield Airport Road after the Planning Commission voted 7-0 on April 28 to approve
A German spring festival with free admission, live music, and a kids vendor market comes to New Town Amphitheater in St. Charles
A bill that would have given parents across Missouri new power over what their children read in school and how districts spend
Six Flags St. Louis now requires every guest 16 or younger to be accompanied by an adult at least 21 years old,
Families using Rockwood's Adventure Club will pay by the day instead of by the month starting this fall. The before-
Every parent who's watched their kid suit up on game day in Chesterfield, Wildwood, Ballwin, or Ellisville knows the acronym:
Wildwood's free summer concert series has a new home this year. Music on Main moves to the Village Green, the
Infrastructure work at the old Chesterfield Mall site is picking up steam this month. The City of Chesterfield confirmed to First Alert
The Parkway C-2 Board of Education approved $4.8 million for coaching stipends and activity sponsors across its four high schools at
Four Rockwood R-VI schools have earned the 2026 National School of Character designation from Character.org, extending a streak that has now
On April 7, Craig Ringe stood in the box with two outs in the bottom of the seventh, his Wildcats trailing Lafayette
Homeowners who want rooftop solar panels in Clarkson Valley face a step that some neighboring cities don't require: a Special
Marquette's boys tennis team will carry a perfect 18-0 record into the Class 3 District 2 Tournament on May 5
Chesterfield is putting $2.3 million into its busiest sports facility this year: new parking lots, new bullpens, resurfaced pickleball courts, and
Linda Rekas is closing out her Parkway C-2 teaching career the way she spent it — earning recognition for what she brought to
Chinese Culture Days, co-produced by Chesterfield-based nonprofit Chinese Culture and Education Service, returns to the Missouri Botanical Garden on May 2–3
Country music fans in Chesterfield won't have to travel far for a big-name summer show — 10-time Grammy-nominated artist Jamey Johnson
About 40 acres of undeveloped land adjacent to The District STL are on the market, according to a report Tuesday from ConstructForSTL,
Five Parkway schools will have new principals when students return in August, with the district announcing appointments at two high schools and
Residents across Wildwood, Chesterfield, and surrounding communities should brace for a dangerous evening. The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch
Four Rockwood School District campuses were named 2025 National Schools of Character by Character.org — placing them among just 71 schools nationwide
Less than a year after pitching Lafayette to a Class 5 state championship, Wildwood's Abby Carr is doing it all
Parkway swimmers are getting new timing technology — and the district's Community Education program is helping foot the bill. The Parkway
Chesterfield families looking for walk-in medical care on Olive Boulevard will need a new plan — Total Access Urgent Care has permanently closed
Six Flags St. Louis shut its gates early on the first day of the 2026 season Saturday night after multiple fights broke
Superintendent Dr. Curtis Cain will lead the Rockwood School District through the 2028-2029 school year after the Board of Education voted 7-0
A waterslide tube flip at the Eureka theme park last summer left one rider with multiple spinal fractures and a five-day hospital
A 73-year-old Richmond Heights man was killed Thursday afternoon when two tires flew off a semi truck on eastbound Interstate 64 and
The organization that has championed Chesterfield's business community since 1976 is marking its 50th anniversary this year — just as billions
Rockwood Summit senior Aidan Amy will play football at Washington University in St. Louis this fall, picking the Division III Bears over
A Wildwood police officer shot and wounded an armed man outside a home on Wild Horse Farm Court on Wednesday evening after
A developer wants to build a 12,000-square-foot child care center on a triangular 2.85-acre lot at 17082 Manchester Road in
More than 1,600 Rockwood School District seniors will cross the stage at the Family Arena in St. Charles over three days
The Wildwood City Council endorsed a state grant application April 13 to develop an African American Heritage Trail along the Monarch-Chesterfield Levee
The Parkway C-2 and Rockwood R-VI school districts must create formal policies for reporting and investigating antisemitism after Gov. Mike Kehoe signed
Chesterfield Elementary's eight-student team read its way back to the top on April 9, winning Rockwood's eighth annual Battle of the Books and claiming the competition's coveted wrestling belt trophy for the third time.
More than 60 Holocaust survivor portraits — each standing roughly eight feet tall — line the walkways at The District STL in Chesterfield, free and open to anyone who walks by.
A $750,000 tax reimbursement request from TriStar Properties — first aired at a February 19 Planning and Public Works Committee meeting — is drawing sustained opposition from Chesterfield residents, with no City Council vote yet scheduled.
A new car dealership is headed for Chesterfield Airport Road — on a parcel controlled by the same developer transforming the old Chesterfield Mall into a massive mixed-use district.
Two of Wildwood's oldest structures — a log cabin dating to before 1873 and a circa-1901 barn — could land on the city's Historic Register after public hearings tonight.