See St. Joseph: exploring the great outdoors
The 13th annual Beer Walk for the Arts supports the Arts Fund while letting St. Joseph residents tour historic homes and sample local drinks and eats.
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Living with crossfire: the new normal in St. Joseph
Many St. Joseph residents believe gun violence is inevitable regardless of location, that’s why many professionals in the firearms field believe proper training can prevent future incidents.
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Small business owners connect at Chamber Roundtable
Several business owners attended the roundtable to discuss business practices and how to handle day-to-day difficulties.
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See St. Joseph: celebrating mothers and clear skies
Aviation enthusiasts can see what it’s like to be a pilot Saturday with the Young Eagles flight program.
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St. Joseph Arts Academy teaches music is for all
Breanna Zhao, a violin student at the St. Joseph Arts Academy, has practiced the violin for a over a year and is now able to play a complete song with little to no mistakes.
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Community Missions teaches life skills with cooking class
The first cooking class taught Community Missions’ visitors to cook their own fajitas.
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Protestors gather for May Day National Day of Action
The Persisterhood of St. Joseph held a May Day protest May 1 to voice their concerns about President Trump’s administration.
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See St. Joseph: floral celebrations and performances
The second annual Apple Blossom 5K will benefit the non-profit, Sisters of Solace.
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Metaphysical Fair offers spiritual healing and education
The Metaphysical Fair featured several different vendor stations including henna art, readers, crystals and more.
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Small Business Week praises entrepreneurship
St. Joseph has several small businesses, The Lucky Tiger being one of them, that will participate in Small Business Week.
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Trail Theatre hosts 10th annual Griffon Film Festival
Missouri Western Film students have worked nearly a year on their projects for their final student thesis.
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Community Missions starts cooking classes
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) — Community Missions will start a weekly cooking class Wednesday, April 30, to teach its residents new recipes, cooking tips and the value of a home-cooked meal. The non-profit provides shelter and transitional housing to St. Joseph’s chronically homeless population. As part of its program, Community Missions regularly teaches its
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See St. Joseph: magic right at home
The Spirit Fair will feature several vendors and practitioners in all things mystical.
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Wyeth-Tootle opens for spring holidays and celebrations
Children pose with the Easter Bunny at Easter at the Mansion celebrations.
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Parties on the Parkway returns for summer series
Community members sit in folding chairs at Remington Nature Center waiting for the band to play.
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Albrecht-Kemper opens undergrad exhibit
The Juried Undergraduate Exhibition will feature artwork from university and college students nationwide.
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Easter at the Mansion is a long standing St. Joseph tradition full of Easter fun for the entire family.
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Revolutions Lanes host bowling tournament
Sunday’s bowling tournament had players competing for a $300 first place prize.
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Local organizations work to help with costs of pets care
By scanning the QR code, pet owners can apply for financial assistance to spay and neuter their dogs or cats.
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Food drive helps stock school pantries
Second Harvest asked St. Joseph residents to donate nonperishables, vegetables, canned goods and more Thursday’s Fill the Van food drive.
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See St. Joseph: We’ve got magic to do
The 11th annual Run and Walk for the Paws 5k raises funds for the animal shelter while helping St. Joseph residents and their pets stay in shape.
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Bridal Show relieves wedding season anxiety
Many bridal parties attended Sunday’s Bridal Show, hosted by Andrea’s Sweet Occasions, to meet vendors and shop for wedding supplies.
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Open conversations can be the best defense against juvenile drug overdoses
It’s easier than ever for a child or teenager to access life-threatening drugs like crystal meth, cocaine, heroine and opioids like fentanyl, and it’s up to parents and guardians to be the barrier between their kids and an accidental overdose. According to a KFF analysis, in 2023, 539 adolescents died from a fentanyl overdose. These
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Allied Arts Council kicks off annual donor campaign
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) — The Allied Arts Council is hosting its annual Arts Fund Campaign to support its seven funded agencies that bring the arts to St. Joseph. Whether it’s the latest symphony performance, an award-winning musical or educating kids on the magic of the theatre, the Allied Arts Council is asking the
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Stuber Health thanks Life Changers with luncheon
Thursday’s LifeChangers luncheon served as a way for the Social Welfare Board to thank the community as well as encourage further assistance through donations and volunteering.
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See St. Joseph: dances, trots and swaps
Roughly 250 people showed up to support the Freudenthal Center for Parkinson’s Disease in the last year’s Tulip Trot.
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KINDNESS Saint Joseph raises money and spirits
The first annual KINDNESS Saint Joseph is the Noyes Home for Children’s newest initiative. The event honors those who spread kindness throughout the community.
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KINDNESS Saint Joseph kicks off Saturday
The KINDNESS Saint Joseph event is meant to foster and encourage kindness in the community.
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See St. Joseph: Whiskey, wrestling and community service
St. Joseph will be lively over the weekend with wrestling matches, Renaissance celebrations and community service efforts.
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Two people in custody after Sunday shooting
Two people were detained after reports of shots fired inside the home of 609 N. 23rd St. on Sunday afternoon.
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