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Trail Theatre to Display Historic Hollywood Artifacts for 75th Anniversary
To celebrate its 75th anniversary, the historic Trail Theatre in downtown St. Joseph will permanently display a collection of authentic Hollywood artifacts starting Saturday, November 14. Visitors to the newly renovated venue will be able to view a vintage military jacket used in both “Gunga Din” and “The Alamo,” alongside a handcrafted skull featured in…
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Critical Pet Food Shortage at St. Joseph Animal Shelter
The St. Joseph Animal Shelter in Missouri is facing a severe food shortage and is urgently requesting public donations of dry dog food, along with both dry and canned cat food. Community members can help immediately by purchasing supplies directly through the organization’s online Amazon wish list. Local residents can also drop off food donations…
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Upcoming Lane Closures on I-29 and U.S. Route 36 in Buchanan County
The Missouri Department of Transportation is urging drivers in Buchanan County to plan alternate routes, as concrete repairs will close sections of Interstate 29 and U.S. Route 36 next week. From Monday, November 16th through Wednesday the 18th, crews will conduct repairs requiring multiple lane and ramp closures, beginning with the right lane of northbound…
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St. Joseph School District Considers Middle School Consolidation
The St. Joseph School District Board of Education will hold a public hearing on November 16th to discuss the potential consolidation of its four middle schools into two. This proposal, driven by a need to cut $4.2 million in expenses to avoid deficit spending by 2028, could save the district approximately $2.3 million in staffing…
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St. Joseph Police Investigate Overnight Shooting
The St. Joseph Police Department is investigating an early morning shooting near 34th Street and Sacramento that occurred on November 8th. Officers discovered shell casings and property damage at the scene of what is believed to be a domestic disturbance. Authorities report there were no injuries and state there is no ongoing threat to the…
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St. Joseph Prepares for Wednesday’s Veterans Day Parade
The Joint Veterans Committee is hosting a Veterans Day parade in St. Joseph this Wednesday, November 11th, to honor those who have served in the armed forces. The procession officially begins at 10:00 a.m. near 22nd and Frederick, traveling down 10th and Francis streets before concluding at Civic Center Park. Those participating in the parade…
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Daily’s Premium Meats Cuts the Ribbon on $100 Million Expansion
Daily’s Premium Meats has officially opened its newly expanded, $100 million bacon processing facility in St. Joseph, Missouri. The massive project doubles the plant’s size, adding advanced robotics and boosting annual production capacity by 60 million pounds to meet rising consumer demand. Company officials say this long-term investment in the region will also bring approximately…
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Missouri Rep. Dean VanSchoiack Secures Final Term in House District 9
Missouri State Representative Dean VanSchoiack has secured re-election for his final term serving House District 9, defeating challenger Gena Puckett. In his closing term, the six-year incumbent says his top priority will remain protecting property rights through new eminent domain and animal rights legislation. VanSchoiack also plans to dedicate time to mentoring new legislators and…
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Construction Progresses on Cameron’s Bob Griffin Intersection Project
The Missouri Department of Transportation is advancing work on the Bob Griffin intersection improvement project in Cameron, which aims to widen right-turn lanes from U.S. Route 36. The project will enter its next phase around November 9 with modified access, and primary construction is expected to wrap up near Thanksgiving. Officials are urging drivers to…
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Kansas Auto Dealer Arrested in Odometer Fraud Investigation
A Kansas car dealer is facing multiple charges following an investigation into alleged fraudulent activities at J&M Auto in Elwood. Police arrested James Hubbard after executing a search warrant, citing evidence of rolled-back vehicle odometers and falsified official documents. The Elwood Police Department is urging anyone who may have purchased a vehicle with misrepresented mileage…
Community Calendar
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Clarinda Chamber Support Local Christmas CampaignShop at participating Clarinda businesses and get entered into weekly drawings for prizes
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Christmas Craft & Vendor Fair
Shop from over 60 local vendors to get your heartfelt Christmas gifts early!
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Annual Veterans Day LuncheonAmerican Legion Post 578 Gravity Iowa Veterans Day lunch
