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Thefts and Vandalism for July 5

By NewsPress Now Thefts reported from June 12 to July 1 5608 Valley View Dr., vehicle theft at highway/road/alley. 214 E. Valley St., items stolen at residence/home. 1206 S. 29th St., items stolen at highway/road/alley. 6617 Vancil Parkway, items stolen at highway/road/alley. 3805 Sherman Ave., burglary at rental storage facility. 116 E. Valley St., items

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Concerns grow for cost, details of potential Lake Contrary plan

By Cameron Montemayor Lingering unknowns surrounding a Lake Contrary dredging project and its long-term financial feasibility are sparking concerns among current and former county officials. In recent months, the Buchanan County Commission has taken steps toward a potential dredging project at Lake Contrary, including analyzing soil samples, reviewing lakebed ownership and considering necessary equipment among

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St. Joseph getting fired up for fireworks this Fourth of July

By Leah Rainwater As people prepare for America’s 248th birthday, fireworks are a must-have to celebrate Independence Day.  When asked what their favorite fireworks were, some shoppers and employees at Kovac’s Firework Stand were excited to share their love for sparklers, smoke bombs, bottle rockets and more. Callie Farrell, a manager at Kovac’s, said she enjoys

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Library seeking art workshop instructors

By NewsPress Now Experienced teaching artists are needed for workshops at the St. Joseph Public Library. Those who specialize in painting, ceramics, drawing or jewelry making arts are being sought to conduct workshops that involve a minimum of eight sessions for older adults at the East Hills Library. The workshops will be planned with the

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Southeastern corner of St. Joseph continues to expand

By Leah Rainwater Reed Chevrolet held its official opening ceremony on Monday morning, and the rain didn’t stop the community from celebrating the growth happening in St. Joseph. “If you haven’t had a chance to come out to the new Reed Chevrolet, it’s absolutely beautiful,” said Natalie Hawn, president and CEO of the St. Joseph

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School is out, but tutoring season is in

By Jazmine Knight With summer school ending for some students, many might think it’s time to put the school supplies away. However, summer learning is proven to be essential so students don’t fall behind or regress over the break. MidCity Excellence founder and CEO Kimberly Warren said their organization is trying to shape, mold and

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Donation boosts mental health efforts

By Jenna Wilson The Samaritan Counseling Center received a generous donation this week on behalf of a former client who passed away unexpectedly due to a seizure. The family of Devin Delaney, who was a wildland firefighter, gave $1,120 to show appreciation for the services the nonprofit organization provided for their son and many others

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Deeds of trust for June 28

By NewsPress Now Deeds of trust reported from June 21 to June 25 Alexis Taylor Swearingin to Rocket Mortgage LLC, Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc., Brookdale Heights LT 9 Blk 3 $122,735. Ventura Homes LLC to Anisha Chinthalapally, Lecuru Richard, Thousand Oaks Plat 2 LT 107. Anisha Chinthalpally, Richard Lecuru to JPMorgan Chase Bank NA,

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Vital statistics for June 28

By NewsPress Now Marriage applications Terry Lee Elliott, 55, and Theresa Marie Gatton, 54, both of Easton, Missouri. Connor James Dignan, 35, and Kristin Andrea Keely, 34, both of St. Joseph. Travis Robert Combs, 33, and Macey Hope Allen, 35, both of St. Joseph. Shy Lonn Chandler, 49, and Laura Lynn Campbell, 45, both of

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Arrests for June 28

By NewsPress Now Arrests reported from June 18 to June 23 Ethan M. Jensen, 21, 212 E. Linn St., warrant for failure to appear in court. Taylor Houston Lanaman, 19, no address provided, warrant for failure to appear in court. Tyler M. Wood, 30, 3011 N. 9th St., warrant for failure to appear in court.

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Thefts and Vandalism for June 28

By NewsPress Now Thefts reported from June 6 to June 24 4928 Frederick Ave., items stolen at convenience store. 126 Illinois Ave., items stolen at residence/home. 824 S. 23rd St., items stolen at residence/home. 1907 Sun Valley Rd., vehicle stolen at parking lot/garage. 405 N. Woodbine Rd., burglary at rental storage facility. 1801 Frederick Ave.,

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Vision grows for new-age market in St. Joseph

By Cameron Montemayor In the heart of Downtown St. Joseph, a vision for a new and diverse city market in the coming years is taking shape. If the dream becomes a reality, Downtown will see a new hub offering residents and families everything from live entertainment to vendors and artisans selling fresh produce, food and

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