Liberty City Council approves fire department equipment purchases
LIBERTY — The Liberty City Council has approved funds to replace cardiac monitors and defibrillators for the fire department as well as other city department purchases.
February 2025
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Kearney teacher earns coveted invite to Innovative Classroom Training
KEARNEY — Hawthorne Elementary kindergarten teacher Ashlyn Mansil in Kearney is one of only 93 educators across Missouri selected to participate in the inaugural class of the Personalized Competency-Based Master Teacher Cadre program.
Severe Weather Preparedness Week March 3 to 7
Missourians reminded to prepare for severe weather and participate in statewide tornado drill on March 5 In November 2024, multiple rounds of severe storms and… Login to continue reading Login…
Liberty Flock camera system helps nab drug-trafficking suspect
LIBERTY — Euxandre Leon, 32, Kansas City, was arrested Feb. 26, and is charged with felony trafficking drugs in the second degree, possession of a controlled substance, tampering with a motor vehicle and unlawful use of a weapon, according to Clay County Prosecutor’s Office.
30 things to do in Clay County
The following is a list of things to do Thursday, Feb. 27 through Wednesday, March 5, in the Courier-Tribune coverage area. To have your event included in an upcoming calendar, email us by noon Monday the week of the event at news@mycouriertribune.com.
Smithville BOA listens to early plans for water, wastewater improvements, financing
SMITHVILLE — Smithville Public Works Director Chuck Soules told the Board of Aldermen this week the city is facing growing needs of the community while dealing with aging infrastructure, specifically the city’s water and wastewater systems.
Corbin Theatre takes on ‘The Fox on the Fairway’
LIBERTY — Prolific contemporary playwright Ken Ludwig, who created “Lend Me a Tenor,” also crafted a comedy titled “The Fox on the Fairway.” The play was written in 2010, but hearkens back to the British farces of the 1930s and 40s with a mix of the Marx Brothers thrown in for good measure.
Smithville School Board hears price tags of high school, middle school improvements
SMITHVILLE — The Smithville School Board listened this week to Superintendent Mark Maus define possible costs of the high school and middle school improvements if the April bond issue for $18 million is voter approved.