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Liberty Police Trying to Give Recovered Bikes Back
Police in Liberty have a large number of unclaimed lost or stolen bicycles. They would like to return those bikes to their owners.
Audit: Liberty Schools Abused Credit Cards
An auditing firm said Monday it found fraudulent use and abuse of Liberty School District credit cards.
Liberty breaks ground for two new schools
Groundbreaking ceremonies were set for Sunday afternoon in Liberty for a new elementary school to be built at 108th and Eastern, and for a new high school.
Former Superintendent Plans to Sue
With his wife and lawyer at his side, Dr. Phil Wright read a statement announcing his plans to sue the Liberty School Board.
Liberty City Council considers $150 million in infrastructure needs
Liberty needs an estimated $150 million for public infrastructure, city staff revealed during Monday’s study session.The needs include improving or replacing streets, sewers, the storm drainage system and ...
Ray County, Liberty celebrate 200th birthday of man who shaped area
Wednesday marks the 200th anniversary of great American and statesman Alexander William Doniphan.
A list of unfunded Mo. transportation projects
The Missouri Department of Transportation has come up with a list of major road and bridge projects included in its projected $31.4 billion of transportation needs over the next 20 years.
Fourth of July celebrations in your area
TODAY Branson: - Liberty Light Up Celebration, 11 a.m. today, Branson Landing.
On faith:Sandbagging the Mississippi among the National Guard
Clarksville, Mo., is a Tom Sawyer kind of town, not far from Mark Twain's Hannibal, actually, on the Mississippi River.
Local Students Get Free Lesson-Equipped Zunes
The latest edu-gimmick to hit small-town America: 100-plus media players -- Zunes , to be specific -- are being handed out to local high school and middle school students in Liberty, Missouri and Fort Sumner, ...
The Taste of Liberty begins Friday
Rising food prices getting you down? Well for just $10, you can get a taste of six Liberty restaurants between 6 and 8 p.m. Friday — and a soft drink is included.The 2008 Taste of Liberty food festival ...
Jackson County considers four-day workweek
With gas prices soaring, Jackson County is considering letting some county employees work four days a week.The proposal would give some employees the option of working 10-hour days to save on transportation ...
Culture of Leadership Touted by Advertising Guru at William Jewell College
A readiness to seize the moment and lead by example may be more important than formal plans, Kansas City advertising mastermind Bob Bernstein told graduates of the third Doniphan Leadership Institute.
Johnson Ridge: - An island of tranquility unto itself'
One sometimes needs a break from life’s daily grind, according to Carter Buschardt with Reece Nichols in Liberty.
Other news: Rally today for Kara Kopetsky
Rally today for Kara KopetskySupporters of the family of missing Belton teen Kara Kopetsky will hold a rally today.The event will begin at 11 a.m. near the Price Chopper at 1833 E. North Ave.
News across the metro: Sheraton to dip into Overland Park hotel tax
Sheraton to dip into Overland Park hotel taxThe Sheraton Hotel in Overland Park will need almost $1 million from the city’s transient hotel guest tax this year.The hotel expects to gross $835,810 less ...
Johnson Ridge: Builder takes grand award
Jacobs Construction, a builder at Johnson Ridge, won a grand award in the Spring Homes Tour, sponsored by the Home Builders Association of Greater Kansas City.
Public safety: Teen injured by vehicle
Teen injured by vehicleA 14-year-old boy suffered a broken leg and other injuries when he was struck Wednesday while crossing a street.The incident occurred about 10:35 a.m. near Johnson Drive and Main Street ...
KU Joins Kansas City Area Celebration of Hemingway Conference
The University of Kansas is joining the Kansas City area celebration of Nobel prize-winning author Ernest Hemingway during the week-long 13th International Hemingway Conference, "War + Ink," in Kansas City, ...
New steering committee finds problems with regional transit concept
The path to a regional light-rail and transit election is getting longer and perhaps bumpier by the week.Just four days after Missouri-side government leaders set a deadline of June 20 to decide on a November ...