Community is where the Chesterfield Valley Post covers the people, places, and events that shape daily life in Chesterfield, Wildwood, Eureka, and the surrounding unincorporated communities of west St. Louis County. Expect reporting on local nonprofits and churches, festivals and markets, public safety, historic landmarks, and the decisions neighbors care about most.
Residents across Wildwood, Chesterfield, and surrounding communities should brace for a dangerous evening. The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch
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
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
A Wildwood police officer shot and wounded an armed man outside a home on Wild Horse Farm Court on Wednesday evening after
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
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.
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.
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.
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…
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…
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.
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.
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.