Senate Bill 81 Updates Missouri Fireworks Laws, Public Safety Measures
A sweeping public safety bill that began with a focus on Missouri’s fireworks industry has officially become law. Senate Bill 81, sponsored by Senator Curtis Gregory of Marshall, modernizes fireworks regulations in Missouri and includes a broad
Maryville Parks and Recreation Sees Over 200,000 Visits; Future Pool Project Under Review
With a growing number of visitors, upgraded facilities, and major projects on the horizon, Maryville’s Parks and Recreation Department continues to play a vital role in the community’s quality of life. In an annual report presented at
Albany’s Historic Rigney Theatre Eyes Comeback with $50,000 Fundraising Match
A treasured landmark in downtown Albany is closer to coming back to life. The Rigney Theatre, once a community hub for movies, live performances, and public gatherings, has launched a 30-day fundraising campaign to raise $50,000—an amount
Clarinda Backs Additional Engineering Services for Business Park Project
Following the award of a new state grant, the Clarinda City Council approved additional engineering services Wednesday night to advance plans for the Hugh and Maxine Loudon Business Park on the city’s south side. In regular session,
Mozingo Advisory Board Discusses Golf Course, Facility Improvements
The Mozingo Advisory Board met on June 16 to review a slate of upcoming improvement projects and ongoing maintenance efforts at Mozingo Lake Recreation Park, with Park Director Jordyn Greenhaw providing key updates. Topping the list was
Sidney Explores HVAC Upgrades, Addresses Library Sidewalk Concerns
City officials in Sidney are weighing their options for upgrades to the public library’s HVAC system following recent equipment issues during a heat wave. During a recent City Council meeting, members reviewed estimates from Lynn Furnace for
Tarkio Man Injured in Rain-Related Crash Near Burlington Junction
A Tarkio man was injured in a single-vehicle accident early Tuesday morning in Nodaway County, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol. The crash occurred around 5:20 a.m. on U.S. Highway 136, approximately eight miles west of
Clarinda School Board Renews Shared Services Agreements with Stanton for 2025-26
The Clarinda Community School District will continue collaborating with the Stanton School District in several key operational areas in the upcoming school year. During its regular meeting Wednesday afternoon, the Clarinda School Board unanimously approved a shared
Fairfax Man Faces Additional Child Pornography, Molestation Charges
A Fairfax man already facing serious charges is now accused of 17 additional counts of possession of child pornography and one count of second-degree child molestation. According to a release from Atchison County Sheriff Andrew Riley, James
Seven arrested in NE Kansas drug investigation
ATCHISON COUNTY —A joint investigation conducted by the Atchison Police Department and the Kansas Bureau of Investigation resulted in a number of arrests on Wednesday night, according to Police Chief Mike Wilson. The investigation continued throughout the