SMITHVILLE — As entities including Spire Gas, the Missouri Department of Transportation and the city of Smithville work to make infrastructure improvements throughout the area, the efforts have created headaches for residents and travelers as roadways have become a temporary maze of closures…
SMITHVILLE — With passage of a resolution on April 17, Smithville city leaders are forging ahead with investigating whether the community can build and support a community center.
A few years ago, a report came out that farmers markets were growing in many communities across the United States.
Along with warmer weather comes the opportunity for those with green thumbs to plant and grow gardens. As a community that loves engaging with one another and as an opportunity to provide neighbors with fresh food, harvested locally, cities across the Northland are home to seasonal farmers markets.
SMITHVILLE — Hildebrand Dental has come a long way since first opening in Plattsburg in 2011.
LIBERTY — Girls currently in eighth to 12 grade who are interested in going to college or want guidance on how to set and achieve career goals are invited to a one-day conference. Professional role models and mentors will be on hand at the Soroptimist Dream It, Be It: Career Support for Girl…
LIBERTY — For the second year in a row, a vendor village will be part of the Relay for Life of KC North event Saturday, June 23, at the South Valley Middle School track in Liberty. The relay unites participants from all over Clay County.
LIBERTY — Liberty High School students were recognized for their production of "Liberty Live," a lifestyle program that airs on the school news station, KLHS.
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LIBERTY — Sidney Ewing has always been an athlete, but a historic Liberty North soccer career came down to a decision.
LAWRENCE, Kan. — For the Smithville track team, the contingent sent to the KU Relays last week was small but steady.
LIBERTY — Liberty High School will present “Over the River and Through the Woods” beginning at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 26, and continuing through Saturday, April 28, in the high school’s Little Theatre, 200 W. Blue Jay Drive.
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LIBERTY — Liberty North High School will present “Wait Until Dark” this weekend. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Friday, April 27, and again at the same time Saturday, April 28, in the school’s black box theater, 1000 NE 104th St.
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Stevie Smith of Smithville, along two other Park University students, will have her art on display beginning Tuesday, May 1, and continuing through the month at the university's Campanella Gallery located inside Norrington Center, 8700 NW River Park Drive, Parkville. Smith uses watercolor me…
SMITHVILLE — Smithville Middle School's seventh-grade choir will perform "Annie Jr." Thursday, May 3, at 6 p.m. with a second showing at beginning at 7:30 p.m.
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LIBERTY — With each year, Liberty Arts Commission Chairman Bill Stilfield sees ways to improve on Make Music Day, and the organizing committee is at work planning the third annual event held on the summer solstice.
SMITHVILLE — A golf tournament Saturday, May 5, will benefit the Smithville police departments’ Shop With A Cop program, which provides money and Christmas shopping opportunities for underprivileged youths.
KEARNEY — The first Kearney Rotary Club Golf Tournament will be held Friday, May 18, at MariMack Golf Complex, 525 S. Marimack Drive in Kearney.
GLADSTONE — University of Missouri Extension Master Gardeners of Greater Kansas City will again conducta summer gardening program for youth ages 9 to 13.
LIBERTY — For the 21st year of Janey’s Ride, a new charity has been selected as the benefactor of the fundraiser’s proceeds. This year, the committee has chosen to support the Veterans Community Project tiny houses.
SMITHVILLE — With passage of a resolution on April 17, Smithville city leaders are forging ahead with investigating whether the community can build and support a community center.
KANSAS CITY — Boy Scout Troop 374 has a long history of seeing its members reach the highest level of achievement. Earlier this month, the troop added another 10 to the rank of Eagle Scout. In the troop’s 57 years, it has had 366 Eagle Scouts.
Along with warmer weather comes the opportunity for those with green thumbs to plant and grow gardens. As a community that loves engaging with one another and as an opportunity to provide neighbors with fresh food, harvested locally, cities across the Northland are home to seasonal farmers markets.
A few years ago, a report came out that farmers markets were growing in many communities across the United States.
KEARNEY — The first Kearney Rotary Club Golf Tournament will be held Friday, May 18, at MariMack Golf Complex, 525 S. Marimack Drive in Kearney.
LIBERTY — Liberty High School will present “Over the River and Through the Woods” beginning at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 26, and continuing through Saturday, April 28, in the high school’s Little Theatre, 200 W. Blue Jay Drive.
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LIBERTY — Liberty North High School will present “Wait Until Dark” this weekend. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Friday, April 27, and again at the same time Saturday, April 28, in the school’s black box theater, 1000 NE 104th St.
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KEARNEY — Dan Miller has been hired as the new assistant principal for Kearney High School beginning in the fall of 2018.
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Stevie Smith of Smithville, along two other Park University students, will have her art on display beginning Tuesday, May 1, and continuing through the month at the university's Campanella Gallery located inside Norrington Center, 8700 NW River Park Drive, Parkville. Smith uses watercolor me…
SMITHVILLE — Smithville Middle School's seventh-grade choir will perform "Annie Jr." Thursday, May 3, at 6 p.m. with a second showing at beginning at 7:30 p.m.
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LIBERTY — With a history of success, Liberty North High School students made an impression at the National History Day Competition in early March.
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Donald Bruce Todd, 85, a longtime resident of Liberty MO, pass…
Walter Wilhoit, 73, of Smithville, MO passed away April 23, 2018.
This Thursday, April 26, the average height in workplaces across the country is going to drop, the social media savvy will likely trend upward for the day and on-the-job learning will take on new meaning with Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day.
The Missouri House has voted to take more steps toward fighting opioid addiction with a focus on shifting the response to addiction from law enforcement and incarceration to treatment availability.
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