2nd suspected porch pirate caught
By Amanda LubinskiALubinski@cherryroad.com CLAY COUNTY — After asking for the public’s help to locate a suspected porch pirate involved in a string of package thefts… Login to continue reading Login…
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Eagle girls basketball triumphs over Lee’s Summit North in home opener
By Wesley Millersports@mycouriertribune.com LIBERTY — It was a night full of celebration as Liberty North girls basketball defeated Lee’s Summit North 57-45 in its home… Login to continue reading Login…
Suspected porch pirate charged
By Amanda LubinskiALubinski@cherryroad.com CLAY COUNTY — A woman is charged with felony theft and possession of a controlled substance after Clay County deputies investigated a… Login to continue reading Login…
Candidate filing for April ballot begins Dec. 10
Compiled by Kellie Houx & Amanda Lubinski CLAY COUNTY — Across the Northland, candidate election filings begin at 8 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 10 for those… Login to continue reading Login…
Eagle boys wrestling set for new season
By Wesley Millersports@mycouriertribune.com LIBERTY — It’s the start of a new season for Liberty North boys wrestling and the team is looking to put together… Login to continue reading Login…
Kearney football falls in state semifinals
KEARNEY — As a crowd of tears and hugs form on the field, Theo Grace is beside himself as he walks down to the edge… Login to continue reading Login…
Smithville board ready to explore district improvement costs
SMITHVILLE — The Smithville School Board authorized district leadership to start working with a design firm to look at what projects could be done if an April bond of $20 million is approved by voters.
Liberty Parks Foundation celebrates achievements
LIBERTY — Despite the cooler temperatures settling in, the Liberty Parks & Rec.
Liberty academy training high-school students for nursing careers
LIBERTY — In its second school year, the Collegiate Nursing Academy has 22 local high school seniors looking at whether a career in medicine might be the direction for them.
Smithville 6th-graders’ love of walking tacos spurs change
SMITHVILLE — For two Horizon Elementary sixth-graders in Smithville, the love of a certain food item spurred the duo into action, along with help from one of their mothers.Elyse Wilson and Clay Hickman, both sixth-graders and friends since kindergarten, raved to their parents about walking tacos after having them for school lunch.