KEARNEY — Ed Grant, Larry Pratt and Jeff Herndon in Kearney, also lovingly known as “Sparks and Boomer” are the next individuals highlighted in the Courier-Tribune’s Helping Hands story series. The series honors those in the community making a positive impact.
Compiled by Amanda Lubinski & Kellie Houx Voters across the Northland will decide a slew of races and ballot issues when they cast their votes… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
KEARNEY — Multiple athletes from Kearney High School are primed to play at the next level after standout careers with the Bulldogs.
LIBERTY - The 41st Annual Northland Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Celebration will be Jan. 20. The celebration begins at 10 a.m. in Liberty High School's Performing Arts Center, 200 Bluejay Drive.
Shedding antlers is a natural part of the annual cycle for male white-tailed deer. Antlers are grown each spring and shed in the winter.
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SMITHVILLE — Two career exploration events are coming to Smithville schools in February and March and as such, the schools seek volunteers.
KEARNEY — The annual Kearney Wine and Chocolate Spectacular from Kearney Enrichment Council will begin at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 8.
CLAY COUNTY — A chance for Clay County residents to meet with Missouri House of Representatives and Senate members over coffee and pastries will be Friday, Jan. 31, at the Gladstone campus of Northwest Missouri State University, located at 6889 N. Oak Trafficway. The event runs from 8 to 10 a.m.
Censorship is counter-intuitive to a free, open and healthy society. When one idea or viewpoint is squashed because of bias or ignorance, it creates a social order where creativity is stymied, blunted and discouraged. We see a social order that has become closed-mined with very narrow viewpoints, tunnel vision and is myopic in its thinking.