Northland Clothing Center needs clothing for boys, men
CLAY COUNTY — The Northland Clothing Center is currently in need of clothing for boys and men.
September 2025
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Kearney softball honors 9 for Senior Night
KEARNEY — An explosive week continued for Kearney softball as it defeated Raytown South 19-0 in three innings on Senior Night Thursday, Sept. 25.
Gallery | Liberty football Senior Night
Liberty football Senior Night Friday, Sept. 19.
Weekend events all over Clay County
CLAY COUNTY — It’s another early fall weekend in Clay County and there are plenty of adventures in the area. First up, it’s Liberty Fall… Login to continue reading Login…
Join Missouri Department of Conservation Sept. 29 for Wild Webcast on deer management
Enjoy hunting deer or watching them? Want to know more about deer management and the Missouri Department of Conservation’s efforts to keep deer in Missouri healthy?
MOVIE REVIEW: Squibb the Great shines
By Simonie Wilson “Eleanor the Great” is Scarlet Johansson’s directorial debut, but if it weren’t for June Squibb (“Thelma,” “Nebraska”) as the titular Eleanor being… Login to continue reading Login…
Lane closures on northbound, southbound I-35 over Mo 33 Sept. 26 to Oct. 3
CLAY COUNTY — The Missouri Department of Transportation will be conducting lane closures on northbound and southbound Interstate 35 over Missouri Route 33 for bridge… Login to continue reading Login…
Lierman throws no-hitter as Liberty North softball shuts down Lee’s Summit West
LIBERTY — As the sun slowly crept out from behind the clouds, The Yard was set to host a KC Suburban Gold Conference clash Wednesday, Sept. 24.
Liberty council approves land transfer donation
LIBERTY — At the Sept. 22 Liberty City Council meeting, the council approved a land transfer donation of two tracts from Missouri Department of Conservation. The city will pay MDC $10 for each property.
Liberty finishes 1st, Kearney takes 3rd as Smithville earns 4th in tune-up tournament
SMITHVILLE — Despite hours of rain the day before, a trio of local golf teams were up early under the dark overcast sky to play in Smithville’s District Tune-up Tournament Wednesday, Sept. 24 at Paradise Pointe Golf Complex.