Lalovi Lematua is happy to graduate from Fort Osage High School, but she is nervous at the same time.
Bill Shalley cannot wait until Memorial Day weekend when The Blue is unveiled to the Blue Springs community.
Erin Parish started the business in 2006. “When I initially started, it was just me,” she says.
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Independence police are looking for a man who has several active warrants.
My favorite holiday of all time has to be the one spent being so idle I was almost stagnant in the Cayman Islands.
The first Europeans to venture into our neck of the woods were the French fur trappers and traders.
When J.P. Derksen eagled his first hole Monday at the Class 4 state golf championship at Silo Ridge Golf and Country Club in Bolivar, Mo., he thought to himself “This could be the start of something big.”
Lee’s Summit West senior Matt Hall continued his brilliance on the mound as he allowed one earned run and struck out nine Wildcats to lead the Titans to a 7-1 victory over Blue Springs Tuesday afternoon in the Class 4 District 14 championship at Lee’s Summit West High School.
For more than 20 years, I worked for the election board. I’d arrive early in the morning, maybe 5 a.m., and return home after 8 p.m.
