Megan Distler named next head coach of Liberty North volleyball
LIBERTY — After weeks of searching, Liberty North Athletics has found the new helm of Liberty North volleyball.
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MU horticulturist named Conservationist of Year
KEARNEY — University of Missouri Extension horticulture specialist Todd Higgins was recently named Conservationist of the Year by the Show-Me chapter of the Soil and Water Conservation Society, in an extension press release.
4 businesses lost in Liberty commercial building fire
By Kellie HouxKHoux@cherryroad.com LIBERTY — Four businesses were lost late Saturday, March 22 when a fire raged at Missouri Routes H and B. The Liberty… Login to continue reading Login…
Local youth wrestler demonstrates good sportsmanship as he takes 3rd in state
KEARNEY — While high school sports transition from winter to spring, one athlete from Kearney continues to show hard work and good character can come in all shapes and sizes.
Kearney voters to elect 2 school board members
KEARNEY — Kearney voters will have a chance to select two new school board members April 8. Current members John Kern and Meredith Cole are not seeking reelection.
Parks plan to include new downtown art
SMITHVILLE — The Smithville Parks and Recreation Master Plan outlines the community desire for public art.
Liberty Police Department creates false alarm reduction program
LIBERTY — The Liberty Police Department will begin using Central Square Corporation for the management of its alarm permitting and billing with a program called CryWolf to track and process false alarms.
County leaders celebrate groundbreaking for Clay County Law Enforcement Resource Center
CLAY COUNTY — In unincorporated Clay County, between Liberty and Kearney off of 116th Street and State Route 33, ground is already moving and by next week, the building pad should be in place for the new Law Enforcement Resource Center, said Straub Construction President Dan VanDonge.
Liberty Parks & Recreation receives Class 2 top agency at state conference
LIBERTY — At the end of February, the Liberty Parks & Recreation team took Agency of the Year for Class 2, for towns under 50,000, at the Missouri Parks & Recreation Association annual conference.
KC Wolf makes morning bright at Horizon Elementary
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