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  • St. Joseph’s Trail Theatre Celebrates 75th Anniversary with Free Movie Screenings

    The historic Trail Theatre in downtown St. Joseph is celebrating its seventy-fifth anniversary this weekend by offering free movie screenings to the community. Audiences can enjoy a newly remastered 4K presentation of Walt Disney’s 1951 classic, “Alice in Wonderland,” which is also marking its own milestone anniversary. The free showings will take place at 7…

  • Buchanan County Prepares for High General Election Turnout

    Buchanan County Clerk Mary Baack-Garvey expects voter turnout for the general election to reach 50 percent or higher. Residents have already been active during the early voting period, with 2,815 casting their ballots in person and another 790 returning mail-in ballots. Local officials will continue monitoring and updating turnout figures throughout Election Day.

  • Commuters Advised of MoDOT Roadwork in Nodaway and Surrounding Counties

    The Missouri Department of Transportation has announced several road and bridge projects across Nodaway and neighboring counties for the week of November 2nd. Drivers in Nodaway County should anticipate lane restrictions on U.S. Routes 71, 46, and 136 due to ongoing resurfacing, as well as a full closure of Route VV at the Platte River…

  • Mid-Buchanan Softball Shuts Out Marceline to Reach State Title Game

    The Mid-Buchanan Dragons girls softball team is heading to the Class 2 state championship following a decisive 7-0 semifinal victory over Marceline on Friday. Pitchers Paisley Meyer and Dru Pearson combined to hold the Tigers to just four hits, while catcher Zuzu Kountz helped power the offense with a solo home run. The Dragons will…

  • Savannah Volleyball Season Ends in Class 3 Sectionals

    The Savannah Savages girls’ volleyball team saw their season end Thursday night with a straight-set loss to St. Pius X in the Class 3 Sectional Round. Despite hard-fought 25-23 battles in the first and final frames, St. Pius X secured the 3-0 match victory. Savannah finishes their season with an 18-12-1 record as St. Pius…

  • Suspect in Custody After Stolen Truck Strikes Multiple Vehicles in St. Joseph

    In St. Joseph, a suspect has been arrested after a stolen truck crashed into several vehicles on Wednesday afternoon. Police located the vehicle near 22nd and Walnut streets, where the driver ran over police spike strips before hitting two civilian cars and two detective vehicles. The suspect surrendered at the scene and was safely taken…

  • New Grants Available for Startups in Downtown St. Joseph

    Entrepreneurs looking to launch or relocate a business to downtown St. Joseph can now apply for a new $3,000 grant program. Funded by a partnership between the St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce, The Launch Pad, and the U.S. Bank Foundation, the initiative provides startup capital and requires recipients to complete foundational business courses to help…

  • Public Hearings Set for Evergy’s Proposed $4 Billion Gas Plant in Buchanan County

    Evergy’s proposed four-billion-dollar natural gas plant in Buchanan County is headed for public hearings next month as the Missouri Public Service Commission reviews the project. The facility would include two 710-megawatt units slated to open in 2032, which the company says will boost the local economy and meet the region’s growing energy demands. However, despite…

  • Two Suspects Charged in $150,000 St. Joseph Casino Theft

    The Missouri State Highway Patrol has recovered more than $150,000 stolen from the St. Jo Frontier Casino and arrested two local suspects. Investigators tracked the suspects’ vehicle traveling east on U.S. Highway 36 and successfully apprehended 42-year-old Charles Blaisdell and 21-year-old Heaven Roberts in Macon County. Both individuals are now being held on a $150,000…

  • St. Joseph School Board Advances Tax Levy Shift Plan

    The St. Joseph School District Board of Education voted unanimously to draft ballot language that would shift a portion of its tax levy from debt service to daily operations. The proposal aims to move 15 cents into the general fund to support operating expenses and employee salaries without increasing the community’s overall tax rate. The…

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