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In this issue of The Chesterfield Post…
⭐Rockwood Summit Volleyball Celebrates First District Championship Since 2020
⭐St. Louis County Library Invites Families to Halloween Story Time
⭐Café Paradise Brings Coffee, Conversation, and Community to Lindenwood Park
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Rockwood Summit Volleyball Celebrates First District Championship Since 2020
Courtesy: Rockwood Summit Girls Volleyball Team
Rockwood Summit High School's girls volleyball team has plenty to celebrate after claiming its first district championship in six years. The Falcons defeated Ursuline Academy in a thrilling five-set match on Monday, October 26, winning the Class 4 District 2 title. The contest went back and forth before Summit secured the decisive fifth set, 15–11, completing a hard-fought victory and earning a place in the state quarterfinals.
The championship capped an impressive district tournament run that included a dramatic comeback against Nerinx Hall in the semifinals. After dropping the first two sets in that match, the Falcons rallied to win three straight and advance. Now, the team looks ahead to the Class 4 state quarterfinals on Saturday, October 31. The milestone is a moment of pride for the players, coaches, families, and Rockwood school community.
St. Louis County Library Invites Families to Halloween Story Time
Courtesy: St. Louis County Library
Families looking for a fun, educational way to celebrate Halloween can visit the St. Louis County Library's Clark Family Branch on Friday, October 30, for a special Trick-or-Treat Story Time. The event runs from 10 to 11 a.m. and combines seasonal stories, songs, and early literacy activities with a chance for children to collect treats throughout the library. Families are encouraged to come in costume and follow the pumpkins to find participating trick-or-treat stations.
The program offers young children an opportunity to enjoy Halloween festivities while developing early literacy skills in a welcoming library environment. Designed for children and families, the event also introduces little ones to the library as a place for learning, imagination, and community connection. No registration is required, making it an easy addition to families' Halloween plans.
Event date: Friday, October 30, 2026, 10–11 a.m.
Café Paradise Brings Coffee, Conversation, and Community to Lindenwood Park
Courtesy: Café Paradise
A new neighborhood gathering place has opened in St. Louis' Lindenwood Park neighborhood. Café Paradise, located at 3221 Ivanhoe Avenue, is the creation of husband-and-wife team Stephen Lindemann and Susannah Haddad. The café combines morning coffee, tea, pastries, and sandwiches with a selection of gourmet provisions and small bites, offering a relaxed setting for neighbors to meet, work, or enjoy a quiet moment.
Sharing space with The Tree Frog music room, Café Paradise also offers an evening atmosphere with drinks, light snacks, and opportunities to enjoy live music. The owners hope the space will become a familiar part of neighborhood life, where visitors can stop in throughout the day. Currently open Wednesday through Sunday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., the café adds another locally operated destination to St. Louis' growing collection of neighborhood gathering places.