By NewsPress Now Two St. Joseph School District leaders were honored Monday for going above and beyond in their roles. Jill Huntsman of the Hillyard Technical Center received the “Administrator of the Year” award from the Missouri Council of Career and Technical Administrators. Landi Quinlin of Truman Middle School was honored with the “Middle Level
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By Brandpoint (BPT) Sorry, but your browser does not support the video tag. (BPT) – Hear from Peloton instructor, Hannah Corbin, as she opens up about the challenges and triumphs she experienced on her journey to receiving a Hashimoto’s disease diagnosis. If you’re living with a thyroid condition, you may be at an increased risk
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By NewsPress Now (StatePoint) Pulmonary alveolar proteinosis (PAP) is an ultra-rare lung disease with approximately 3,600 diagnosed cases in the United States. Unfortunately, some people are potentially living with the disease without knowing it, as it is often misdiagnosed. That is why the American Lung Association, with support from Savara Inc., is launching a new
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By NewsUSA (NewsUSA) – Diabetes remains a growing health crisis in the United States, but many people living with diabetes are confused as to which foods should be part of their meal plan, according to the American Diabetes Association (ADA). For example, many people believe that those with diabetes or prediabetes should avoid potatoes, but
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By Leah Rainwater The St. Joseph City Council voted on a large number of bill resolutions at Monday’s meeting. It was also Interim City Manager Clint Thompson’s first meeting in his new position. “A majority of the items tonight have to deal with some funding and time lines,” said Thompson. “The city is up against
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By NewsPress Now As the St. Joseph School District searches for a new leader, officials are looking for the community’s input. This Wednesday, Oct. 2, three community input sessions are planned to gather feedback on what residents would like to see in a new superintendent. The sessions, which are open to parents, staff, students and
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By Brandpoint (BPT) (BPT) – There are many reasons to feel good about consuming farmed salmon from Chile. According to researchers, farmed salmon is one of the healthiest and most environmentally friendly proteins you can eat. The USDA recommends that Americans increase consumption of fatty fish like salmon as part of a healthy diet. To
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By NewsPress Now Bill Slantz Party: Libertarian Previous offices: n/a — owner of radio and television consulting firm W.G. Slantz Company Key issues/experience: former state chair of the Libertarian Party of Missouri, limiting government intervention in business, separating education from governmental control Website: https://billslantz.com/
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By NewsPress Now Andy Maidment Party: Libertarian Previous offices: n/a — IT security professional Key issues/experience: 21 years of service in the Army and Missouri National Guard, limiting government, protecting people’s money by cutting taxes, reducing government waste Website: https://www.maidmentformissouri.com/
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By Cameron Montemayor The Federal Reserve’s decision last week to slash interest rates for the first time in four years may have some wondering when the move will start to have a noticeable impact on borrowing costs locally. Jason Satchell, a business and finance professor at Northwest Missouri State University with a master’s degree in
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By Brandpoint (BPT) (BPT) – When you’re on the road in wintry conditions, what you don’t know can hurt you. That’s why it’s alarming that only three in 10 drivers know this vital fact: All-season drivers aren’t designed for winter roads. Yes, “all-season” is their name. But most tires sold in the United States are
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By Brandpoint (BPT) (BPT) – At a time when even the most optimistic of us can’t help but get stuck on the negative, science tells us that tapping into our sense of gratitude is a shortcut to feeling more grounded. Doing so not only has the power to change your emotional state for the better
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By NewsPress Now (Family Features) Although cold weather isn’t directly to blame when you get sick, it creates an environment that makes it easier for germs and illnesses to thrive. In fact, understanding how cooler temperatures affect your chances of getting sick may be your best approach for preventive care. Despite the old adage that
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By NewsUSA (NewsUSA) – The ScanEase OneSense device is a screening tool for diagnosing breast cancer. The device facilitates an examination that is accessible to patients of any age and body type, allowing for self-examination due to its user-friendly design in the privacy of their home. The results help assess the risk of new tissue
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By Jenna Wilson More teens than ever are overdosing on drugs, leading a local agency to take aim at the problem with a program specifically developed for the youth. The Family Guidance Center started a youth substance abuse program this summer that’s designed for kids ages 12 to 17 who are struggling with addiction. Counselors
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By Kendra Simpson River Bluff Brewing held a tailgate party Sunday afternoon, but this tailgate had a few more tails than the average pre-game party. River Bluff Brewing partnered with Purina to to host an adoption event and raise money for Friends of the Animal Shelter. The party had all the essentials for a good
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By Cameron Montemayor Water protection officials are closing in on the development of the next phase of a long-range plan to put St. Joseph in federal compliance with its wastewater and stormwater management programs, a future with upwards of $200 million in sewer-related projects over the next decade-plus. The city is preparing to unveil and
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By Kendra Simpson Local businesses and organizations are working together in October to bring awareness to domestic violence in St. Joseph. Every minute, an average of 24 people in the United States are victims of rape, physical violence or stalking by an intimate partner, totaling more than 12 million women and men each year. That’s
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By Kyle Schmidt Cancer survivors and those still fighting have a safe and free place to build their strength thanks to a program at the St. Joseph YMCA. The organization has been offering its LiveStrong program for three years and a new session is now underway. Coordinator Linda McNeiley said the program includes a mix
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By Ashley Luthans Leaders from the St. Joseph area came together Friday at the Missouri Air National Guard’s 139th Airlift Wing for the third annual Civic Leadership Academy. Attendees were able to see the inner workings of the airlift wing while meeting the men and women who work to keep the base running. The purpose
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By Kendra Simpson Hundreds of runners are set to hit the streets of St. Joseph on Saturday for the second annual St. Joseph Marathon, an event that has its origins in a philanthropic effort. Last year, the marathon saw more than 500 participants sign up to join one of four races, including a 5K, 10K,
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By Jazmine Knight The St. Joseph School District has a new program to help parents from other cultures become leaders in their children’s education. The Family Leadership Institute (FLI) is designed to help non-English-speaking families become advocates and involved in their student’s school. “It benefits the students because they have their parents interested in what
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By NewsPress Now Deeds of trust reported from Sept. 20 to Sept. 24 Amiri Edwards to M. Squared Financial LLC, Graham Subdiv Lt 3 Blk 4 $163,975. Jaqueline Perez to United Wholesale Mortgage LLC, Wyatt Park PT LTS 6 7 Blk 21 $87,300. Jaqueline Perez to United Wholesale Mortgage LLC, Wyatt Park PT LTS 6
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By NewsPress Now Marriage applications Aaron Joseph Prawitz, 32, and Hillary June Todd, 32, both of Cosby, Missouri. Dillon Ray Jeffers, 27, and Cheyenne Nicole Crockett, 29, both of St. Joseph. Warren Ray Stalker, 62, and Samantha Elizabeth Vermillion, 29, both of Faucett, Missouri. Shawn Michael Geary, 54, and Audra Jo Caudill, 41, both of
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By NewsPress Now Thefts reported from Sept. 12 to Sept. 22 702 S. 26th St., items stolen at residence/home. 1802 Frederick Ave., items stolen at parking lot/garage. 212 N. 16th St., vehicle theft at residence/home. 3629 Gene Field Rd., items stolen at residence/home. 5615 S. 9th St., items stolen at residence/home. 3022 S. Belt Highway,
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By NewsPress Now Arrests reported from Sept. 17 to Sept. 23 James Rowan Armstrong, 64, 1005 Ridenbaugh St., warrant for failure to appear in court. Sayley Ann Ray Cox, 23, 3511 S. 11th St., warrant for failure to appear in court. Dylan Ray Kelley, 28, 801 Roosevelt Ave., warrant for failure to appear in court.
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By Associated Press Obesity is high and holding steady in the U.S., but the proportion of those with severe obesity — especially women — has climbed since a decade ago, according to new government research. The U.S. obesity rate is about 40%, according to a 2021-2023 survey of about 6,000 people. Nearly 1 in 10
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By Associated Press More than a decade after retiring from football, Brett Favre says he has Parkinson’s disease. Favre told a congressional hearing Tuesday that he had been recently diagnosed. There are nearly 90,000 new Parkinson’s cases each year in the U.S., according to the Parkinson’s Foundation. Here are some questions and answers about the
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By Associated Press WASHINGTON — Fall means it’s time for just about everybody to get up to date on their flu and COVID-19 vaccines – and a lot of older adults also need protection against another risky winter virus, RSV. Yes, you can get your flu and COVID-19 shots at the same time. Don’t call
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By Kirsten Stokes This week’s Sideline Spirit features the East Buchannan cheerleading team. Competing in the 2A Missouri coaching cheerleading association competition, the squad of 17 is ready to get their bid at regionals for a shot at a state trophy. “We have a lot of DUAL SPORT athletes. So, between volleyball, golf, cheer and
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