By Joe Jerek Missouri Department of Conservation JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Preliminary data from the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) shows that hunters harvested 5,741 deer during the state’s firearms early antlerless portion of deer season, Oct. 11-13. The top-three harvest counties were Franklin with 156 deer harvested, Howell with 140, and Bollinger with 135.
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By Jill Pritchard Missouri Department of Conservation JEFFERSON CITY, Mo – The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) announces its online hunter education program is now offered in Spanish, ensuring hunter safety information is accessible to all Missourians. Missouri’s online hunter education provider, Kalkomey Enterprises, LLC, has recently made a Spanish version of the course available,
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By NewsPress Now Marriage applications Nathan Tre Massey, 27, and Angel Lynn Ruby, 25, both of Country Club, Missouri. Jason Paul Albright, 38, and Jessica Jo Ray, 35, both of St. Joseph. James Franklin Glasgow II, 34, and Cassandra Noelle Tucker, 32, both of St. Joseph. Dylon Prescott Taylor, 34, and Taylor Elizabeth Jackson, 30,
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By Erin Woodiel Missouri Department of Conservation KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Utility vehicles lined a street in Swope Park on Tuesday, Oct. 1, as neighborhood and municipal organizations around the Kansas City metro area loaded their truck beds with seedlings. Forest ReLeaf of Missouri, in partnership with the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC), delivered 600
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By Bob Ford Special to Articles, podcasts and YouTube videos are complimentary from those helping preserve our history: Eagle Communications, Nodaway Valley Bank, Hughes Chiropractic, The Hearing Connection and Anonymous Buffs. To comment or join in supporting this non-profit, contact Bob at robertmford@aol.com. Scandals are as old as politics itself. Sex, greed, power and cronyism
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By NewsPress Now Why not use that? I see in the paper where the Parks Department got a big grant to build a pavilion out at Corby Pond. Where’s all these tax dollars going that we just passed for the Parks Department? Why are they not using that? It’s a waste of money, I think
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By NewsPress Now Deeds of trust reported from Oct. 10 to Oct. 15 GSH Enterprises 1 LLC to First Security Bank, South Park LT 25 Blk 8 $63,600. Jonathan Novak, Lindsey Novak to HNB National Bank, Saxton Heights LTS 42 43 Blk 2 $252,000. Samuel March III to Housing & Urban Development, Mason Place PT
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By NewsPress Now Ruby Warner, 96, of St. Joseph, peacefully passed away surrounded by family at her home on Oct. 13, 2024. Ruby was the seventh of nine children born to Carl and Elsie Stuart. She graduated from Rosendale, Missouri, High School before marrying John Warner in 1949. He preceded her in death in 1978,
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By NewsPress Now Lorine Mae (Witcofski) Lane died on Friday, Oct. 11, 2024, in St Joseph. Born near Crab Orchard, Nebraska, on April 22, 1926, to Lydia Pearl (Robinson) and Frank Witcofski. She married Curtis Charles Lane on Sept. 24, 1951. They made their home in Blue Springs, Nebraska, and Wymore, Nebraska, for 66 years.
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By NewsPress Now Norman Glen Cook Sr., 87, St. Joseph, passed away Tuesday, Oct. 15, 2024. He was born July 25, 1937, to Levi L. and Lucille A. (Stigers) Cook, in St. Joseph. Norman married Judy Ann Knadler on July 2, 1960. He retired from the United States Army after proudly serving for 28 years.
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By NewsPress Now MAYSVILLE, Mo. – Sharon Elaine Wade, 68, went home to Jesus on Oct. 15, 2024. Sherry was born Dec. 26, 1955, to Duane and Anna Maureen Hunsaker. Sherry married married Ronald Lynn Wade Oct. 5, 1974, in Plattsburg, Missouri. She is preceded in death by her parents and brother, Ricky Dean. Survivors
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By NewsPress Now William “Bill” F. Craig, 70, of St Joseph, passed away Wednesday, Oct. 16, 2024, at a local health care facility. He was born Aug. 15, 1954, in Atchison, Kansas, son of Iris and Freddie Craig. Bill worked for many years in the Auto Body Repair Industry. He enjoyed watching the KC Chiefs
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By NewsPress Now MARYVILLE, Mo. – Linda G. (Saxton) Clark passed away Oct. 10, 2024. See full obituary at www.pricefuneralhome.com As published in the St. Joseph News-Press.
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By NewsPress Now Late Notices James Yarnell James “Jim” Yarnell, 74, St. Joseph, passed away Oct. 15, 2024. Natural Farewell under the direction of Meierhoffer Funeral Home & Crematory. As published in the St. Joseph News-Press.
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By NewsPress Now Thefts reported from Oct. 3 to Oct. 14 3404 Lafayette St., items stolen at highway/road/alley. 3416 Pear St., burglary at rental storage facility. 6311 Morris St., items stolen at highway/road/alley. 509 S. 10th St., burglary at residence/home. 5201 N. Belt Highway, items stolen at department/discount store. 201 Texas Ave., items stolen at
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By NewsPress Now Kamala Harris is a rational, coherent and experienced leader who identifies problems, seeks solutions, and looks for verifiable facts. Voting for her is good business. She helped Biden lift us out of a pandemic through policy initiatives. The American Rescue Plan helped our recovery from COVID-19. The CHIPS and Science Act brought
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By Metro Creative Soup is an ideal meal on cold winter days. One of the best things about soup is its versatility. Soup makes a great entrée, and it also can serve as a warming appetizer or a delicious side dish. Soup also knows no bounds with regard to ingredients, making it a meal that
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By NewsPress Now Coal-power capacity China has led a surge in coal-power capacity, the world’s total to a record high in 2020, primarily fueled by new plants in China, accounted for about two-thirds of the expansion, with Indonesia and India following closely behind. The current state of coal consumption: The coal fleet expanded by 2%
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By NewsPress Now Arrests reported from Oct. 8 to Oct. 14 Aaron Ashley Landers, 39, no address provided, warrant for failure to appear in court. Danae Lynn Howard, 49, 505 S. 6th St., warrant for failure to appear in court. Jessica Monet Coker, 47, no address provided, warrant for failure to appear in court. Bernard
Continue ReadingBy NewsPress Now On both sides, the mudslinging is ratcheting up the past few weeks. The accusations, exaggerations and falsehoods will continue to grow as Americans close in on Election Day Nov. 5. It’s the price we pay to keep our democratic form of governing. Sifting through all the clutter, we believe Donald J. Trump
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By NewsPress Now Meet Nala! Beautiful Nala came to the shelter with housemate Finn when their owner’s landlord said they couldn’t have pets. Nala is regaining her joy in our shelter Catio, where she enjoys sunshine, other feline friends and visitors. Nala is a pretty long-haired tabby who loves soft pets and soft voices. She
Continue ReadingBy Metro Creative ARIES You’ll feel a strong urge to take initiative, especially in areas related to your career or personal projects, Aries. However, be careful to avoid overextending yourself. TAURUS Taurus, you might find yourself evaluating your spending habits or considering new ways to increase your income. It’s a good time for financial planning
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By Jared Shelton News-Press NOW meteorologist Above-average temperatures held a firm grip on the Central Plains through the first half of October, with many afternoons reaching the 80s and even 90s across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas. St. Joseph set a daily record high of 96 degrees on Oct. 5, conditions more suited for an
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By NewsUSA (NewsUSA) – Approximately 40% of children in the United States live at or below the poverty line, facing daily challenges and hardships. Their parents, grappling with the relentless impact of record-high inflation, struggle to provide even the most basic necessities. They simply don’t have the financial means to provide toys, books, or games
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By Charles Christian I had a mentor and professor who, after he made a profound point about growing in faith and walking in maturity, would sum things up by saying something like this: “So, on my good days, I find myself benefitting from this greatly.” This phrase, “on my good days,” has stuck with me
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By Alonzo Weston A friend the other day asked me about Lake Contrary in its heyday. I told him I’m too young to remember the ballroom and amusement park although there is a sepia-toned photo of a 5-year-old me standing in front of one of the amusement park rides. My memories of the lake are
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By Associated Press People infected with the COVID-19 virus in 2020 may have double the risk for future heart attacks, strokes or premature death from any cause up to three years later – even if they never showed signs of severe illness, according to new research. The risk may be considerably higher in people hospitalized
Continue Reading By Associated Press When a woman has a mammogram, the most important finding is whether there’s any sign of breast cancer. The second most important finding is whether her breasts are dense. Since early September, a new U.S. rule requires mammography centers to inform women about their breast density — information that isn’t entirely new
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By Associated Press A health care spending surge looms in the new year, and Business Group on Health is helping employers understand it. The nonprofit found in a recent survey that large employers expect the cost to treat patients will jump nearly 8% next year before they make coverage changes to address it. That’s the
Continue ReadingBy NewsPress Now Tech firms remove social media accounts of a Russian drone factory Google, Meta and TikTok have removed social media accounts belonging to an industrial plant in Russia’s Tatarstan region aimed at recruiting young foreign women to make drones for Moscow’s war in Ukraine. Posts on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok were taken
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