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Benton teachers enjoy free coffee Wednesday morning

By Ashley Luthans Benton High School teachers and staff started their Wednesday with a free coffee from Hazel’s Coffee truck thanks to the St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce and Missouri Western State University. The Chamber has partnered with businesses and organizations throughout the area in order to provide coffee and break room supplies to educators

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Understanding ADPKD and Importance of Early Detection

By NewsPress Now (StatePoint) This article is sponsored by Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc. Each year, September 4 marks Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) Awareness Day, an initiative that aims to increase public knowledge and understanding of this often under-recognized genetic condition. On this important observance day and beyond, patients, families and healthcare providers are encouraged to

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I-29 ramp to U.S. 169 to close on Saturday

By Jenna Wilson The north and southbound off ramps from Interstate 29 to U.S Route 169 in St. Joseph are scheduled to close Saturday for resurfacing. The Missouri Department of Transportation Northwest District announced the closing as part of a larger project involving multiple routes. Herzog Contracting Corp. LLC is paving the ramps as part

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County contributes to YMCA indoor pool project

By Chris Fortune A Buchanan County official gave the green light to contribute funds to the YMCA for its indoor pool project. In August, Presiding Commissioner Scott Nelson approved a $500,000 contribution over three years from economic development funding starting in 2024 and ending in 2026. An additional $100,000 will go toward pool operations for

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FlyTech sends students to the sky

By Kyle Schmidt A new training program for those interested in learning to fly based out of Rosecrans Memorial Airport is continuing to grow. Starting in late March, FlyTech began with just a few students, but with each month, more are joining. Co-founder Lute Atieh said he’s pleased with the number of people signing up.

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Hospice workers help patients with last wishes

By Charles Christian While expressing last wishes is not always the first priority for hospice patients, caregivers say it can be a helpful and meaningful step in the grief process. Registered nurse Kathy Lewis, a hospice care manager at Freudenthal Home-Based Healthcare, said that although asking about last wishes is part of the intake process

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Central seniors awarded national honors

By Ashley Luthans Two Central High School students shared their gratitude after receiving recognition from a national program. Charlie Horn was given the First Generation National Recognition Award, and Aaron McAllister received the Hispanic National Recognition Award. Both awards were handed down from the College Board National Recognition Program. Horn, a senior, said he was

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Deeds of trust for Aug. 30

By NewsPress Now Deeds of trust reported from Aug. 23 to Aug. 27 Quentin Lenz to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc., Primelending, Ferndale PT LTs 17 18 $204,232. Daktoa Jarvis, Jessica Jarvis to Flat Branch Mortgage Inc., Horn Heights LT 6 Blk 22 $112,917. Dakota Jarvis, Jessica Jarvis to Missouri Housing Development Commission, Horn Heights

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Vital statistics for Aug. 30

By NewsPress Now Marriage applications Jon Patrick Trowbridge Jr., 24, and Karli Shea Johnson, 24, both of Bonner Springs, Kansas. Cody Michael McIntosh, 39, and Taylor Elizabeth Sanders, 32, both of Stewartsville, Missouri. Ethan Adison Martin, 24, and Addisen Gwen Thomas, 23, both of St. Joseph. Jason Anthony Burley, 48, and Courtney Michele Burley, 26,

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Fish Fry and Gospel Concert

By NewsPress Now Freeman Chapel Baptist Church, 2600 SE 144th Rd. Stewartsville, Missouri, is hosting a Fish Fry and Gospel Concert on Saturday, Sept. 7, 2024, at 5:30 p.m. Bring side dish to share. Concert will feature Lori King and Junction 63 at 7 p.m. Free will offering will be taken for the performers. If

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Arrests for Aug. 30

By NewsPress Now Arrests reported from Aug. 20 to Aug. 26 Terry Lynn Sipes Jr., 43, 2010 N. 2nd St., warrant for failure to appear in court. Destiny Christine Rank, 24, 618 S. 6th St., warrant for municipal warrant from other jurisdiction. Gregory Joseph Kline, 68, no address provided, warrant for failure to appear in

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Thefts and Vandalism for Aug. 30

By NewsPress Now Thefts reported from Aug. 13 to Aug. 26 2219 N. Belt Highway, items stolen at grocery/super market. 1715 S. 11th St., items stolen at residence/home. 3007 N. Belt Highway, burglary at restaurant. 1213 N. Belt Highway, vehicle theft at parking lot/garage. 5940 King Hill Ave., vehicle theft at parking lot/garage. 3110 Cook

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