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Mike Kehoe, Crystal Quade agree to Missouri gubernatorial debate on policy
SEDALIA — Republican gubernatorial nominee Mike Kehoe and Democrat Crystal Quade agreed Thursday to a debate next month hosted by the Missouri Press Association. Kehoe did not participate in several Republican debates in the run up to the Aug. 6 primary. News stations have offered to moderate a Kehoe-Quade debate, but a date has not […]
Severe thunderstorm watch issued for the Ozarks
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for the Ozarks. According to the National Weather Service of Springfield, the watch has been issued for parts of Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma until midnight. “The main threat is large hail with damaging winds. While the chance of a tornado is thankfully limited, it […]
NWMSU to host farmers and ag experts for an "Innovation Showcase"
(MARYVILLE, Mo.) Northwest Missouri State University in Maryville, Mo. announced on Thursday, August 15, 2024, that they are planning to host farmers and Agricultural experts at their School of Agricultural Sciences for an "Innovation Showcase" in September. According to NWMSU, the "Innovation Showcase" is in partnership with BioSTL, a St....
Owner of C-Street store dies at 61
The owner of a bee-themed boutique on Commercial Street has died. Soozeezbeez Honey Beetique announced Susi Caregnato's passing in a Facebook post this week. Caregnato's obituary at GreenlawnFuneralHome.com indicates the 61-year-old died Aug. 13 "after a brave battle with cancer." "She was one of a kind and we loved her...
Commissioner’s Minutes August 13, 2024
Presiding Commissioner Bill Walker called the meeting of the Nodaway County Commission to order at the commissioner’s office. In attendance: Walker, Chris Burns and Scott Walk, associate commissioners and Melinda Patton, county clerk. Burns made a motion to approve the agenda as presented. The motion passed. Walk made a...
Human rights commission listening session
(ST. JOSEPH, Mo) The Human Rights Commission of St. Joseph held a listening session at the Rolling Hills Library. Their goal is to spread awareness of the commission and its purpose and listen to public concerns. The commission, created by St. Joseph City Council, is headed by former councilwoman Joyce Star and former Central football coach, Bill Hedge, addresses human rights grievances of discrimination of race, and sexual orientation and explores potential solutions covering available resources and funding.
Everything you need to know about Lions vs Chiefs, how to watch and who's playing
On to the next one. The Detroit Lions will take on the Kansas City Chiefs on Saturday in Week 2 of the preseason. Here's everything you need to know about the game: Detroit Lions (0-1) vs Kansas City Chiefs (0-1)Date: Saturday, August 17thTime: 4:00 p.m. ETLocation: Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City, ...
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s intimate video call details revealed as pair ‘spend hours talking while apart’
KANSAS City Chiefs star Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift are reportedly counting down the days until they reunite with the pop star finishing the European leg of her Eras Tour. In the meantime, the lovebirds are said to have been organizing late-night Zoom dates to spend some time together while they are thousands of miles […]
Shocking New Royals Stadium Location Emerges
After the Jackson County voters rejected a Royals stadium proposal, all signs were pointing to the team relocating to North Kansas City or Kansas. Kansas legislators had passed an aggressive plan to lure the Chiefs and the Royals away from Missouri and over to the Sunflower State. The latest reporting,...
WCOTA holds 47th annual Farm Heritage Days
The 47th annual Warren County Old Threshers Association’s (WCOTA) Farm Heritage Days was held August 9 through 11 at the Agricultural Heritage Museum near Warrenton. “We’re here for the county,” said Lori Hargis, representative for WCOTA. “We want to put a little sunlight on all the tractors each year and share their history.”
Southwest Missouri Humane Society hosts vaccination & microchip clinic
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) — This weekend, pet owners have a great opportunity to ensure their animals’ health and safety. The Humane Society of Southwest Missouri will host a low-cost vaccination and microchip clinic on Saturday. It starts at 9 a.m. and runs until 1 p.m. Bordetella, DHPP, and rabies immunizations for dogs cost $12 each, or all three for $30. FVR-CP and cat rabies vaccinations cost $12 or $20 for both.
New Missouri State University president taken to hospital on Thursday
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) — Missouri State University’s new President Biff Williams was taken to a Springfield hospital on Thursday morning. In a memo to staff, the university said President Williams started to feel sick while preparing for a meeting. MSU staff said he was taken to the hospital in an abundance of caution.
Bernie’s Redbird Review: Is It Quitting Time For The Cardinals? We’ll Soon Find Out.
Text message from a friend who loves the Cardinals and hates what he’s seeing from them. In a pathetically soft appearance, the Cardinals got swept and had the WKRP kicked out of them in Cincinnati for three straight nights. It was another disgusting turn in a season that has even the most loyal Cards fans seeing red.
SPS spends $85K to rebrand as teacher retention suffers
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – Springfield Public Schools is coming back from summer break with a controversial $85,000 makeover. The school board approved the contract with a Kentucky-based marketing agency specializing in non-profit work at a February board meeting. With teacher retention and program funding in the spotlight, some taxpayers are questioning whether it was the most […]
It's time for the St. Louis Cardinals to promote Luken Baker
The St. Louis Cardinals are tied with the Cincinnati Reds for second place in the NL Central with a record of 60-61. The team is below .500 for the first time in several weeks. At this time, the team is barely scrapping together runs, making for baseball that will hurt a fan's soul.
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