A complete reverse-chronological archive of published Chesterfield Valley Post stories.
Craft beer fans and families looking for a spring afternoon out can mark May 9 on the calendar — Midwest Maifest returns to the New Town Amphitheater in St. Charles for its ninth year.
Chesterfield families now have a primary care clinic inside their local YMCA — and they don't need a membership to walk in.
Seven Rockwood School District seniors were named to the 2026 Missouri Scholars 100, a statewide honor recognizing the top academic students in each graduating class.
A cargo plane went down less than three minutes after takeoff from Spirit of St. Louis Airport on March 17, killing the pilot and sparking a fire on the…
Chesterfield families who've been without their neighborhood library since January will have to wait about another year — but the replacement will be significantly larger, with amenities no other branch in the system offers.
New subdivisions and apartment developments across Chesterfield, Wildwood, and Eureka will now feed into a single elementary school each, after the Rockwood Board of Education approved four boundary corrections at its March 26 meeting.
Clarkson Road has a higher crash rate than comparable state corridors, according to MoDOT — though the agency has not released specific numbers — and it…
For the third time in three years, a luxury villa developer is trying to build 44 attached homes next to Wildwood's Village Green — and for the third…
Jay Blossom has coached five state championship teams across two schools — and he says this year's Principia Panthers squad was the best of them all.
Six properties along Highway 109 in Wildwood's Town Center face a new layer of approval for drive-thru businesses, just four months after the city first allowed drive-thrus in the area.
Chesterfield is spending up to $6 million from the tax-increment financing district underwriting the $2 billion Downtown Chesterfield redevelopment to…
All four fire protection districts serving the Chesterfield area asked voters for a 1% sales tax on April 7 — and all four were turned down.
A Taylor Swift-signed guitar, a Bob Gibson-signed baseball, and Kate Spade purses are up for grabs — and every bid brings Wildwood one step closer to a playground designed for every child, no matter their ability.
AJ Moll, a 47-year-old foodservice director, defeated incumbent Mary Monachella in Chesterfield's Ward I on April 7 — the only city council race this spring where voters had a choice between candidates.
The park your family has been visiting since 1971 has a new owner — and if you're holding a 2026 season pass, the good news is it's still good.
Two Eureka High School anglers are headed to the national stage after winning a competitive bass fishing tournament last weekend — and a $5,000 scholarship could be waiting at the finish line.
Chesterfield music fans have a late-summer show to mark on the calendar: rising norteño duo Hermanos Espinoza will take the stage at The Factory on…
You don't have to be a Rockwood parent to have a say in how the district runs — and the district is counting on that.
A Missouri space museum with moon rocks, Apollo spacecraft components, and a $42 million artifact collection is looking for a new home — and Wildwood is paying attention.
Marquette's boys basketball team came within a single point of pulling off a second-half comeback — but Cardinal Ritter held on to beat the Mustangs 81-76 in the MSHSAA Class 6 state quarterfinals on Saturday, March 14, ending a season that Chesterfield families had plenty of reasons to cheer.
Five months after Rockwood R-VI's operating levy failed by fewer than 500 votes, school districts elsewhere in St. Louis County just showed voters will say yes — and that gap is hard to ignore for families in Chesterfield and Wildwood.
Families who drive Olive Boulevard to get kids to practice are about to share that road with a new neighborhood — a smaller one than originally planned, but still funneling all its traffic through a single entrance onto one of Chesterfield's busiest corridors.
Residents across four area fire districts sent a clear message on April 7: no new sales taxes for fire and emergency services.
If your kids have ever grabbed a free slice at Pizza Fridays, checked out a Gateway to Reading kit, or come home with a Read and Play bag from the library, here's a chance to give back — and have your donation count four times over.
Wildwood is tired of watching another medical office open where a restaurant could be. The city is now drafting a formal document to tell developers and brokers exactly what it wants — and what it's most likely to approve.
West Middle School in Chesterfield just ranked second in the St. Louis region for reading growth — and picked up $5,000 along the way.