SMITHVILLE – Warrior Radio at Smithville High School announces an expanded commitment to supporting local and regional music. Beginning immediately, one of the station’s most popular programs, Locally Owned and Operated will now air Monday through Friday from 5 to 8 a.m., according to a press release from the district.
WILDWOOD, Missouri – The Courier-Tribune and Examiner, CherryRoad Media-owned newspapers in Missouri, came away from this year’s Missouri Press Association Awards with seven wins. The results of the Better Newspaper Contest were announced Saturday, Sept. 13, at the Missouri Press Association convention at the Wildwood Hotel in Wildwood.
A pair of the area’s softball teams spent their weekend at the Lake of the Ozarks with the Ozark Fall Festival Friday and Saturday, Sept. 12 and 13.
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS — A pair of local soccer teams wrapped up their play in the Excelsior Springs Tournament Saturday, Sept. 13.
Liberty girls golf closed out its week with some hardware after competing in the Central Invitational Thursday, Sept. 4 at Moila Country Club.
Members of the Smithville FFA joined more than 650 FFA members and agricultural leaders on Tuesday, Aug. 12, for the Missouri State FFA Day of Service, a component of the Missouri Farmers Care Foundation Drive to Feed Kids, according to a press release.
By Kellie HouxKHoux@cherryroad.com LIBERTY — One Clay Countian was among the five people who died in traffic crashes during the 2025 Labor Day holiday weekend.… Login to continue reading Login…
KANSAS CITY NORTH — A project of more than seven years in the making will grow in the eastern corner of Platte County but its development will impact students from both Clay and Platte counties.
KEARNEY — After a dominant season in 2024, Kearney football picked up right where it left off to begin the new campaign.
INDEPENDENCE — Smithville softball put together a solid start to the season.