By NewsPress Now Lawsuit naming Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs alleges his son sexually assaulted woman LOS ANGELES | A lawsuit that names Sean “Diddy” Combs as a co-defendant alleges that his son Christian “King” Combs sexually assaulted a woman working on a yacht chartered by his father. The suit filed Thursday in Los Angeles Superior Court
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By Metro Creative Indian cuisine is known the world over for its flavorful and often spicy dishes. But not every Indian dish is overwhelmingly spicy. For those who want the flavor but not necessarily the kick of Indian cuisine, this mildly spicy recipe for “Vegetables With a Minty Lamb and Rice Stuffing” from Ruta Kahate’s
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By Jazmine Knight April 15 marks the deadline for all tax filings, which means if you haven’t already received one, tax refunds are soon on the way for those who qualify. Some people put their refunds in savings, some use it to pay bills and others even use it for a vacation. And according to
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By Jenna Wilson A recent report showed distracted driving fell in four states, including Missouri, after the implementation of hands-free laws. In a report from the Governors Highway Safety Association, a nonprofit organization representing state highway safety offices, an analysis of cell phone data from Alabama, Michigan, Missouri and Ohio found that hands-free laws made
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By Ashley Luthans On Saturday April 6, St. Joseph community members played ‘Cornhole for a Cause.’ The YWCA event, sponsored by Pop’s Place, included a cornhole tournament as well as a silent auction. April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) and the YWCA is hosting many events in order to recognize and aid survivors of
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By Jazmine Knight Understanding finances isn’t an easy task for everyone, but taking the time to learn the basics can be a big help when it comes to tax season and beyond. April recognizes Financial Literacy Month. Financial literacy refers to the understanding of financial components such as budgeting, investing, taxes, credit and more. Having
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By Jazmine Knight The 2024 Outlaw Run takes off. The annual run hosted at Heritage Park Softball Complex, offers an unique experience. It’s not just your average run, it’s a full blown obstacle course. The runners had to climb over rocks, go though monkey bars, run over dirt mounds, navigate stepping logs, maneuver through and
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By NewsPress Now (StatePoint) Excessive heat. Emerging diseases. Severe storms and off-season illnesses. The environmental hazards associated with climate change threaten the physical and mental health of children and families — and can be a source of anxiety. It’s not just speculation. Communities are already impacted by such climate change effects as heat illness from
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By Kyle Schmidt Local police are reminding drivers of the dangers of drag racing after a Kansas City Chiefs player was involved in a crash while speeding. Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice has made headlines recently due to his involvement in a six-car crash in Dallas that left four people with minor injuries. St. Joseph
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By Kirsten Stokes In just a few short months, what’s standing as an empty campground will transform into a place of solace and healing for children aged 8-14 who have experienced the loss of a loved one to cancer. “We want to draw the kids together and let them know that they have something in
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By Jazmine Knight Missouri Western State University students showed up to help clean up the community Friday for an annual service event. Originating from the University of Texas about 50 years ago, “The Big Event” serves as an initiative for college students to give back to the community. Over time, “The Big Event” has spread
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By Kendra Simpson St. Joseph vendors have a new place to call home when it comes to selling their products. And for the shop’s owner, it’s a fairy tale come true. With its official opening on April 3, the Frog Prince artisan market and boutique, located at 112 S. Eighth St., has already seen a
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By Chris Fortune City officials have taken another step toward giving shelter animals a new and improved home. The St. Joseph City Council authorized a work order for Ellison-Auxier Architects to handle the design of a new animal shelter to be built at 3405 S. Belt Highway on Monday. For shelter manager Holly Bowie, it
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By Marcus Clem A new executive of programs such as nursing and information technology will be in place this summer at Missouri Western State University, in the wake of the departure of the campus’ No. 2 official. Joan Brewer is named as the next dean of the College of Science and Health. She has most
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By NewsPress Now Rodney Kendall Loyd, 78, of St. Joseph, went home to his Lord and Savior April 4, 2024, after a brave, strong battle against cancer. Rodney was born Sept. 3, 1945, to Ernest “Ernie” Loyd and Mildred (Evans) Kottman. He had three siblings, Mary Anne Paul, Mike Loyd, and Denice Loyd. Rodney graduated
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By Harry Loomis A Downtown building that has sat vacant for over a decade and a half will soon be demolished. The building is located at 408 South Eighth St., adjacent to the St. Joseph Fire Department. The demolition would allow for an expansion of the fire station’s headquarters. The plan is for the area
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Georgia Morriss will celebrate her 90th birthday on April 13, 2024. She was born in Bethany, Missouri, on April 13, 1934. Georgia was married to Ray Morriss, who passed away on Nov. 12, 2008. She has two children, Cheryl Davis (Romey Keith) and Jackie Whorton (Donald Lee). She also has four grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.
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By My Courier-Tribune University of Missouri Extension horticulturist David Trinklein said it is time to plant bulbs indoors for later enjoyment outdoors. When started indoors before the weather warms, these inexpensive, tender bulbs give gardeners a jump start on spring color. Call them “instant gratification” for gardeners, said Trinklein. Most greenhouses and big box stores
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By NewsPress Now At a recent March meeting of the St. Joseph Chapter National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), four outstanding women were honored with the DAR’s “Women in American History” Award. This award honors women who have made an important difference in their communities. It is not necessary that they be members
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By NewsPress Now April 1 — Farmers State Bank to Anthony Snook, Pembroke Garden Condo Unit 9. April 1 — Nodaway Valley Bank to Jajo Investments LLC, Chirstopher Carbrys Add PT LTS 21 22 Blk 6. April 1 — Nodaway Valley Bank to William Blacketer Jr., Wendy Blacketer, Widmans Add PT Blk 5. April 1
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By Bob Ford Special to Articles and Podcasts are complementary from those helping to preserve our history: Nodaway Valley Bank, Eagle Communication, Rupp Funeral Home, Stevenson Family Pharmacy and Anonymous Buffs. To comment or join them as sponsors, email robertmford@aol.com. Opening Day is the most important, unimportant day in life. Baseball is America’s game. It
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By NewsPress Now Peru, NE — Peru State College held its annual Financial Planning and Etiquette Dinner on Wednesday, March 20, which was organized by the Peru State College Foundation, Office of the Vice President of Academic Affairs and Career Services. The event was attended by 23 students, along with faculty, staff and special guests
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By KBIA via TN Content Exchange Colt Comer is one of the youngest people in sight. As older folks grab a cup of coffee or chow down on a plate of biscuits and gravy, the six-year-old is busy brushing beaver pelts, prepping them to sell at the annual Missouri Fur Auction. He’s been trapping for
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By My Courier-Tribune As temperatures rise, humans and animals become meal tickets for ticks. Heartland disease, an emerging infectious disease first found in northwestern Missouri in 2009, is another reason to take precautions against ticks, said University of Missouri horticulture specialist and entomologist Tamra Reall, in a press release. Heartland disease symptoms include fever, fatigue,
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By NewsPress Now Marriage applications Jaydin Kalob Lee Lundy, 22, Osborn, Missouri, and Paola Torres, 19, St. Joseph. Bradley Joseph Simmons, 38, and Jessica Lynn Lawrence, 23, both of Cameron, Missouri. Celsey Ja Lynn Paredes, 24, Tori Delyn Denny, 33, both of St. Joseph. Sean Steven Grace, 42, and Jodi Lyn Davis, 40, both of
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By NewsPress Now Grateful but sad We can be grateful I suppose that 22.5% of registered voters took part in Tuesday’s election, but the sad thing is 77.5% of voters cared so little about local government that they simply stayed at home. Denied the opportunity Four more states are allowed to vote in a primary
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By NewsPress Now KANSAS CITY, Mo. – John Earl Young was born on June 3, 1940, to John and Icle Young, in Sheridan, Missouri. John passed away after a brief illness on March 31, 2024, at the North Kansas City Hospital Hospice Center. He was 83. John grew up in Sheridan and graduated from Sheridan
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By NewsPress Now Barbara Ann Klima, 73, went to be with her Lord and Savior on Thursday, March 7, 2024. She was born in Norfolk, Nebraska, on Oct. 30, 1950, to Joseph and Luella (Wittler) Klima. She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ, St. Joseph Restoration Branch, and loved to read her
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By NewsPress Now Lonnie “Max” Brownlee, 69, of St. Joseph, passed away Thursday, April 4, 2024, at his home. He was born June 6, 1954, in St. Joseph, son of Agnes and Lonnie Brownlee. Max enjoyed old western shows, 50’s music and an ice cold beer. He was preceded in death by his parents; sister,
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By NewsPress Now RUSHVILLE, Mo. – Don Willming, 82, Rushville, Missouri, passed away Wednesday, April 3, 2024. He was born on Sept. 27, 1941, in Horton, Kansas, to James and Ruth (Tippling) Willming. He was preceded in death by his parents, and his brother, Ed Willming. Survivors include his wife, Brenda Willming; children, Brian Willming
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