Liberty Parks Foundation celebrates achievements
LIBERTY — Despite the cooler temperatures settling in, the Liberty Parks & Rec.
November 2024
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Liberty fire chief ready to retire
By Kellie Houx KHoux@cherryroad.com LIBERTY — John Mills, who has been with the city of Liberty since January 2001, will retire in December as fire… Login to continue reading Login…
Liberty fire chief ready to retire
LIBERTY â John Mills, who has been with the city of Liberty since January 2001, will retire in December as fire chief and hand the leadership over to new Chief Chris Young.
Liberty academy training high-school students for nursing careers
LIBERTY — In its second school year, the Collegiate Nursing Academy has 22 local high school seniors looking at whether a career in medicine might be the direction for them.
Looking back at fall sports
As the fall sports season comes to a close, we at the Courier-Tribune are looking back. Hereâs a photo retrospective highlighting mostly unpublished scenes of the season.
Kearney schools to use alternative instructional methods for snow days
By Amanda LubinskiALubinski@cherryroad.com KEARNEY — The school district in Kearney will use alternative methods of instruction during “snow days” this winter as a result of… Login to continue reading Login…
Cookie decorating event Dec. 7
KEARNEY — From 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, Dec. 7, the congregation of Faith Vineyard Church in Kearney invites the community to decorate Christmas cookies.… Login to continue reading Login…
MARY MARRANT
Mary Ruth “Marty” Marrant, 89, of Missouri City, MO passed away on November 19, 2024. Arrangements are under the direction of Church Archer Pasley Funeral Home.
LOU RITTERSBACHER
Lou Alfred Rittersbacher, 75, of Liberty, MO passed away on November 18, 2024. Arrangements are under the direction of Church Archer Pasley Funeral Home.
Smithville boys basketball drops season opener to St. Joseph Central
By Wesley Millersports@mycouriertribune.com SMITHVILLE — The new campaign got off to a tough start for Smithville boys basketball with a 58-35 loss in the season… Login to continue reading Login…