By NewsPress Now Beyoncé leads the 2025 Grammy noms, becoming the most nominated artist NEW YORK | Welcome to Beyoncé country. When it comes to the 2025 Grammy Award nominations, “Cowboy Carter” rules the nation. She leads the nods with 11, bringing her career total to 99 nominations. That makes her the most nominated artist
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By Kendra Simpson Some St. Joseph residents took advantage of Sunday’s weather with a leisurely Sunday Stroll with Tubes Bike Shop. Tubes Bike Shop invited St. Joseph riders to join in on an easy pace ride through the St. Joseph parkways. Tubes employee and leader of the stroll, Emma Gossett, said her favorite part about
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By Associated Press NEW YORK — Many veterans who’ve started small businesses tell a similar story: Their military service prepared them mentally for the task, but they were at a disadvantage when it came to the financial part. “Vetrepreneurs” – veterans that start small businesses or startups — own nearly 2 million small businesses that
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By Metro Creative Cupcakes are handheld treats that can make any celebration even more spectacular. If guests expect the standard flavors of chocolate, vanilla or even red velvet, change things up with a sunny surprise: lemon! Enjoy this recipe for “Lemon Drizzle Cupcakes” from “Jane’s Patisserie” (Sourcebooks) by Jane Dunn. Anything with sweet drizzle is
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By Thomas C. Ray Submitted to Corner Post Our operation’s Profit & Loss Statement, if we had one, would make any agricultural economist shake his head in disapproval. I don’t ride the horses nearly as often as I’d like to. The breeding program of our cow herd is neither efficient, nor progressive. (I blame that
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By Chris Fortune A recently established board is working to make it easier for kids in agricultural organizations to showcase their animals locally. The Buchanan County Fairgrounds Board met last week to determine how to proceed with the project, which will be on the property where East Buchanan Middle School in Easton currently is located.
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By Kendra Simpson One man was injured in a shooting near Midtown St. Joseph Sunday afternoon. The St. Joseph Police Department responded to a shots fired call at North 20th and Jules around 12:08 p.m.. An officer in the area found a vehicle with a bullet hole and the victim inside with a single gunshot
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By Kirsten Stokes A Korean War veteran’s service to fellow citizens didn’t end when he left the military, as those who drive Interstates 29 and 229 can see daily. Slanted on the side of I-229 north of Downtown, the Pony Express silhouette was designed and constructed by Gilbert Garrett of St. Joseph. His position as
Continue ReadingBy Jacob Meikel Missouri Western 23, Northwest Missouri State 33 The last edition of The Battle of Highway 71 once again belongs to the Bearcats. The MIAA’s most successful program in the Bearcats dominated in the sack category, tallying five sacks on the afternoon while Missouri Western tallied zero. The Griffs gave themselves a chance
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By Charles Christian The fall harvest season is coming to a close across Northwest Missouri. According to local farmers, the harvest is about 90% complete for most farmers in the area. Jerry Dishman, the owner of Dishman Fertilizer in Helena, Missouri, said the two biggest challenges for the harvest this season have been weather and
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By Ashley Luthans On Saturday, a new festival visited the Castle Bridge Event Center in St. Joseph. VikingFest is an interactive festival where attendees are encouraged to dress up and enjoy food, music, history and fantasy. There were tons of vendors, activities and more for the more than 600 attendees to enjoy. One of the
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By Kirsten Stokes Two local spirit squads have something to cheer about after taking home some statewide honors. The Savannah and Central high school cheerleading teams each placed second in the 3A small coed and 5A large divisions, respectively, at the Missouri state competition recently. Members of the teams reflected on the moment they heard
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By Charles Christian Officials at the St. Joseph Health Department are reminding parents that November is an ideal time for kids to get flu, COVID and RSV vaccines. December through February is normally considered a peak season for these respiratory illnesses, making November a good time for vaccinations to give the body time to adjust
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Division 1 Judge Kate H. Schaefer Prison Brian D. Duquette, no address provided, three years in the Missouri Department of Corrections for second-degree burglary and resisting arrest by fleeing creating a risk of serious injury/death to any person and court costs are waived. Division 5 Judge Chad Gaddie Jailed Brooke Lynn Desbien, Randolph, Kansas, 12
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By NewsPress Now Bishop LeBlond defeats DeKalb 76-28 St. Joseph Christian falls to Plattsburg 56-48 Mid-Buchanan defeats East Buchanan 20-7 Savannah defeats Smithville 11-10 Central falls to Platte County 50-0 Riverside falls to St. Mary’s-Colgan 19-0
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By NewsPress Now Ernest Leroy Frye, 90, St. Joseph, passed away Thursday, Nov. 7, 2024. He was born in Richland Center, Wisconsin, to Hallie and Cynthia Frye. Ernie had five siblings, Harold Frye, deceased, wife, Ester, also deceased, Helena Frye, deceased, husband, Junior, also deceased, Lyle Frye, deceased, wife, Merle, who is also deceased, Ruby
Continue ReadingBy Jim Talamonti | The Center Square WalletHub (The Center Square) – Chicago’s south suburbs may soon be a new gambling destination. Wind Creek Chicago Southland Casino is scheduled to open Monday morning in East Hazel Crest, after the Illinois Gaming Board gave its approval on Friday. Wind Creek is Illinois’ 16th casino, the final casino authorized
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By Nolan McKendry | The Center Square (The Center Square) — On Friday, Gov. Jeff Landry’s proposal to amend Article 7 of the Louisiana Constitution was heard by the Ways & Means committee. The committee voted to move forward favorably with House Bill 7. House Bill 7, introduced by Rep. Julie Emerson, R-Lafayette, makes major
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By Brandpoint (BPT) (BPT) – If you’ve ever been caught in a seemingly endless traffic jam, you’ve no doubt wondered why there isn’t a better way. In many cities across the country, especially New York and Los Angeles, traffic congestion is a constant headache, inconvenience and frustration for people who are simply trying to get
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By Cameron Montemayor A local state senator is rising in the ranks within Missouri’s senate leadership in advance of the next legislative session. Members of the Senate Majority Caucus elected Sen. Tony Luetkemeyer, R-Parkville, as the next majority floor leader on Thursday, the second highest ranking position within Missouri Senate leadership. “I am excited for
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By Leah Rainwater Missouri’s Proposition A passed on Tuesday, causing businesses to take a deeper look into how to implement it into their business plan. The proposition will raise the minimum wage to $13.75 per hour on Jan. 1, 2025. The minimum wage would increase $1.25 an hour in 2026 to $15. It will also
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By Jenna Wilson A local judge is being honored for his work advocating for children ahead of his retirement at the end of this year. Judge Patrick K. Robb and other local child advocates were celebrated Thursday evening at the 5th Circuit CASA Volunteer Appreciation Banquet, highlighting their efforts to serve abused and neglected kids.
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By Brandpoint (BPT) (BPT) – Imagine a world where your dog could tell you exactly what they want — not through barks, tail wags, or pawing at the door, but by using words. With grant funding from Purina, the University of California San Diego is conducting groundbreaking research to explore whether dogs can use soundboards
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By Brandpoint (BPT) (BPT) – Patrocinado por Office Depot Para muchos propietarios de pequeñas empresas, la temporada festiva es sinónimo del “momento de la verdad”, independientemente de que vendan o no regalos para los consumidores. La presión ya está en marcha: la proximidad del Small Business Saturday o Sábado de las Pequeñas Empresas, quiere decir
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By Jazmine Knight Students at Missouri Western will be taking learning to another level as the university holds its first ever inter-professional health professions simulation. As Missouri Western turns Murphy Hall into Murphy General Hospital, students can choose to work on the med surg, emergency or ICU unit fulfilling roles of nurses, physical therapists, respiratory
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By Matthew Sanders JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) A federal jury on Thursday convicted a Mid-Missouri man and his co-defendant from Tennessee of plotting to travel to the Texas-Mexico border with a plan to murder immigrants and officers. Jonathan S. O’Dell, 34, of Warsaw, Missouri, and Bryan C. Perry, 39, of Clarksville, Tennessee, were found guilty
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By Chris Fortune Buchanan County officials have at least two tasks to complete before deciding whether to dredge Lake Contrary. The county opened bids to spray the weeds at Lake Contrary Friday morning which include the cost of the liquid and the application. The county will have about 30 to 60 days to decide on
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By Ashley Luthans The Salvation Army is now accepting applications for its Christmas assistance program. Eligible families and seniors ages 65 and older can get an application at the Salvation Army office, located at 602 Messanie St. Applications can be picked up from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday. Those who qualify for Christmas assistance
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By NewsPress Now No charges will be filed in the death of a man shot by a homeowner on Sept. 18 on private property in Dearborn, Missouri. The shooting has been determined a justifiable use of force, officials said in a statement issued Friday. Joshua C. Hinderliter was shot by a female homeowner as he
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By Leah Rainwater Benedictine College will hold a “Stars & Stripes” celebration to honor all U.S. military personnel during a home football game against Central Methodist College on Saturday. Kickoff is set at 1 p.m. on Nov. 9 at Wilcox Stadium in Atchison, Kansas, with the celebration happening during halftime. Anyone with a U.S. Military
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