By Amanda Lubinski ALubinski@cherryroad.com KEARNEY — The city of Kearney will hold a public hearing to allow for public comments on the tax levy rate… Login to continue reading Login…
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SMITHVILLE — As the Smithville Board of Aldermen continue looking at the city budget and the growing needs in water and wastewater, the aldermen approved two plans to help with planning for future growth.During the next five years, the city is projected to spend more than $30 million in improvements, including expansions to both the wastewater treatment plant and the water plant in 2029.
After 103 years of loving and living on this earth, John Thomas Duncan, Sr., went to his eternal home on September 13, 2024, greeted by his Savior and many loved…
Debra Denise Shinneman, known to many as Debbie, was born on August 26, 1954, in Rolla, Missouri. She graduated from Liberty High School and later became devoted homemaker, creating a…
GLADSTONE — Liberty North boys swimming and diving made sure to have a successful weekend in the North Kansas City Invite Sept.
LIBERTY — Eagles softball is on a roll, winning eight-straight games for the team’s longest win streak since 2019.In Liberty North’s latest home game against Lee’s Summit North Sept.
LIBERTY — After narrowly falling to its crosstown rival to start the week, Liberty North volleyball made sure the loss did not linger through the rest of its schedule.
LIBERTY — Seventh-graders don’t often think about how they could better a school program, especially during the summer.
Liberty North football will be looking to bounce back after its comeback efforts fell just short on the road.The Eagles lost 39-33 to Lee’s Summit Friday, Sept.