Preliminary data from the Missouri Department of Conservation shows deer hunters in the state harvested 68,312 deer during the opening weekend of the November portion of firearms deer season on Nov.
CLAY COUNTY — An Independence man faces a felony drug trafficking charge in Clay County after deputies stopped a truck with out-of-state vanity plates that said “WINNER.” The license plates expired around a decade ago.The incident began Nov.
LIBERTY — A new season will soon be here for Liberty wrestling, and both programs are looking to once again add to the trophy case.
LIBERTY — A Kearney man faces felony and misdemeanor domestic assault charges after Liberty police responded to a domestic assault in progress that involved several victims, including children.According to court documents, the incident began Nov.
Each year, the Courier-Tribune asks third-graders in Liberty, Kearney and Smithville school districts to color a disguise on a turkey and explain how the disguise… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
A Thanksgiving dinner table can be a sight to behold.
Turkey may be the first fowl to come to mind when pondering the main course during a holiday meal.
LIBERTY — For the first time since 1997, Liberty football is headed to the state semifinals after a 30-13 win over Park Hill in the Class 6 State Quarterfinals Saturday, Nov.
KEARNEY — A new season is quickly approaching for Kearney wrestling and both teams are looking to add to their recent success.The back-to-back Class 1 state champion Bulldog girls look to put together another strong season with just one graduated and eight with varsity experience returning from last year’s squad.Kearney brings back seniors Bailey Martin and Ella Herndon; juniors Gracie Danner, Josie Quick and Riley Walker; and sophomores Aida Appenfeller, Carli Vargas and Emma Schaetz.Last season, Martin won the state title in the 105-pound class.
LIBERTY — As the offseason nears its end, Liberty North girls swimming and diving is looking to put together another successful campaign.Last winter, the Eagles finished second in the KC Suburban Gold Conference and earned seventh in the Class 2 State Championships.While graduating nine seniors from last year’s squad, coach Mark Warner will still have nine returners out of 29 athletes total with varsity experience as he heads into his 12th year at the helm of the program.Among Liberty North’s returners are juniors Adrianna Hudnall, Eliza Jones, Ali Moran, Emery Patterson and Annica Williams.Last season, Hudnall earned first-team all-state in the 200-yard freestyle, the 100 free, the 200 free relay and the 400 free relay.