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  • St. Joseph Health Department Secures WIC Contract Extension

    The St. Joseph Health Department will continue offering WIC services through fiscal year 2026 after signing a contract continuance with the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services. WIC, which stands for Women, Infants, and Children, is a supplemental nutrition program. It provides services to pregnant women, new mothers, infants, and children up to age…

  • Skidmore Council Updates Water Ordinance, Delays Sewer Loan

    The Skidmore City Council has approved a new water ordinance that creates an annual review process for rates, while tabling a similar ordinance for the sewer system. Proposed increases to both water and sewer rates were not approved and will be considered at the November meeting. Council members also decided to delay applying for a…

  • St. Joseph Parks Department Advances 18 Projects

    The St. Joseph Parks and Recreation Department is currently working on 18 active projects, with significant renovations underway at John Lucas Park and Krug Park. The department’s focus is on improving accessibility and creating more welcoming spaces to boost community use. Among the largest projects are the enhancements at Krug Park’s historic castle, which are…

  • Hawley Urges End to “Absurd” Government Shutdown

    As the federal government shutdown enters its second week, Missouri Senator Josh Hawley is calling for an immediate end to the stalemate. Hawley stated the shutdown is hurting his constituents by freezing vital services at Veterans Affairs, Medicare, and farmer loan programs. The Senator’s call to “get the government reopening” comes after the Senate failed…

  • Local Resident Scammed Out of $120,000, Officials Issue Warning

    The Clay County Sheriff’s Department is alerting the public to the dangers of romance scams after a local victim lost about $120,000 since March. The department reports the victim met the scammer on TikTok, who then moved their conversation to an encrypted app before requesting money for fabricated emergencies. Officials stress to never send money…

  • Bearcats Host Fort Hays State

    The 19th-ranked Northwest Missouri State Bearcats football team will play at home this Saturday against Fort Hays State. The Bearcats enter the contest with the MIAA’s top rushing offense, averaging 233 yards per game. That success is credited to a dominant offensive line that has only allowed two sacks this season, which is tied for…

  • St. Joseph School District Proposes Major Budget Reductions

    The St. Joseph School District is considering a significant budget reduction plan for the 2025-2026 school year to address a shortfall in its financial reserves. During a finance committee meeting Tuesday, officials detailed a proposal that would cut the central office budget by more than 87 percent. The district stated the goal is to implement…

  • Public Input Sought for John Lucas Park Improvements

    The St. Joseph Parks Department is seeking public feedback on proposed upgrades to the John Lucas Recreation Complex. Officials are applying for a state grant to fund improvements for the playground and shelter house. Residents can share their ideas to help shape the project during a park board meeting this Thursday from 4 to 5…

  • Maryville Golf Dominates at Districts, Pargas Claims Title

    Maryville senior Alayna Pargas shot a 79 to win the individual title at the Class 2 District 4 High School Girls Golf Tournament in Chillicothe on Monday. The Maryville Spoofhounds also secured the team championship with a score of 360, advancing to the state competition. Pargas will be joined by several teammates and other area…

  • St. Joe Bikers Ride for Breast Cancer Awareness

    St. Joe Harley-Davidson hosted a charity poker run on Saturday to raise money for breast cancer awareness. Nearly one hundred bikers and a total of 127 participants rode in the event. All proceeds will be donated to the Mosaic Cancer Care fund to directly assist local breast cancer patients with their needs during treatment.