FRANCES LOUISE (BERRY) SEE
Born July 11, 1926, to James Edward Berry and Myrtle May Estes (Mellies) in Cowgill Missouri. She grew up in Richmond Missouri. Frances married Cyrus Jr See in 1944. She…
January 2025
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Hands-free law grace period over, expungement law changes
By Amanda Lubinski ALubinski@cherryroad.com The grace period for Missouri’s new distracted driving law is over. Law enforcement agencies in Missouri no longer have to give… Login to continue reading Login…
County cracks down on drunk driving with ‘no refusal’ policy
By Amanda LubinskiALubinski@cherryroad.com CLAY COUNTY — In an effort to curb drunk driving, Clay County law enforcement enacted a “no refusal” policy. Under the policy,… Login to continue reading Login…
Ice melters may damage trees, soils
Popular ice-melting salts — common table salt, calcium chloride, ammonium nitrate and urea — can damage plants, according to the Missouri Department of Conservation. Treating… Login to continue reading Login…
Bulldogs pick up 1st win of 2025
By Wesley Millersports@mycouriertribune.com KEARNEY — Bulldog boys basketball opened 2025 with a bang as it defeated Park Hill South 61-53 for the team’s first win… Login to continue reading Login…
UPDATE: I-35 back open after tractor-trailer fire
By Amanda LubinskiALubinski@cherryroad.com LIBERTY – As of noon Monday, Jan. 6, southbound lanes of Interstate 35 are back open after a tractor- fire shut down… Login to continue reading Login…
Drivers urged to stay off roadways Monday
By Amanda LubinskiALubinski@cherryroad.com As heavy winter precipitation made its way across the state, the Missouri Department of Transportation is urging drivers to continue to avoid… Login to continue reading Login…
DIVAS ON A DIME: Time to reset with citrus salad
By Patti Diamond Happy New Year! If you’re anything like me, you might feel like you need a full-body cleanse just to shake off all… Login to continue reading Login…
SENIOR NEWS LINE: Heavy metals may be in dark chocolate
By Matilda Charles It appears that our beloved dark chocolate candy bars can contain dangerous amounts of lead and cadmium — the dark chocolate we… Login to continue reading Login…
2nd day of Eagle Days postponed to Jan. 11
SMITHVILLE — Due to the severe winter weather anticipated on Sunday, Jan. 5, the second day of Eagle Days at Smithville Lake has been postponed… Login to continue reading Login…