LIBERTY — Bleu Renfrow stepped up to the 12-yard line Friday, Aug. 30, and looked through the uprights on the north end of the Crossley Family Activity Complex.
In a story previewing the Smithville cross country season that printed in the Aug. 29 edition of the Courier-Tribune, Jerad Luke’s years at the helm of the program were incorrectly stated. He was head coach of the program for a year. Alex Moore was head coach before him.
LIBERTY — Since voters passed the $120 million bond issue for Liberty Public Schools, improvements have been well underway throughout the school district. The Liberty High School tennis courts were completed in the fall 2023.
LIBERTY — Norman Ralph’s resume is not lengthy. He has been a newspaper delivery boy for the Columbia Daily Tribune, a bus boy at Wilson’s restaurant and has spent the last four decades as a staff member of Liberty Public Schools.
The following is a list of things to do Thursday through Wednesday, Sept. 5 through Sept. 11, in the Courier-Tribune coverage area. To have your event included, email us by noon Monday the week of the event at news@mycouriertribune.com.
SMITHVILLE — Volunteer drivers are needed for the Smithville MealsonWheelsprogram on Fridays in September, December and for the upcoming months of March and June. The time commitment is around 90 minutes to two hours one day per week during these assigned months.
Starting this month, please support your local student athletes each week by voting for your favorite hometown sports stars in the Courier-Tribune’s new Athlete of the Week program. An online voting contest will collect nominations of students who had outstanding accomplishments in their sport the previous week.
GLADSTONE — A 22-year-old man faces a first-degree sexual misconduct charge after Gladstone police arrested a suspect for allegedly exposing himself to a woman in a public park. “Over the weekend, officers responded on multiple incidents regarding a suspicious subject at Hobby Hill Park.
