By Nicole Scott Residents of Andrew County are asked to participate in a survey to help identify community concerns. The “Safe Streets and Roads for All” survey aims to make roads in the county secure for everyone, including pedestrians, bicyclists and motorists. “We’re committed to reducing traffic fatalities and serious injuries through improved infrastructure, traffic
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By Jazmine Knight A local business recently celebrated the grand opening of its first storefront. Balloons D’Lux, located at 3508 N. Belt Highway, hosted a grand opening at 2 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 2. The business specializes in personalized balloon garlands, arches, centerpieces and more using biodegradable, natural latex balloons. Owner Johanna Kline started Balloons
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By Kirsten Stokes Missouri film credits are helping put St. Joseph in the spotlight with a second movie shooting in town this year. Long known for its history, the city is attracting attention from Hollywood as the holiday movie “A Chrismystery” films here this month. Its producers also were involved in another movie, “25 Miles
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By Brandpoint (BPT) (BPT) – The fall semester is wrapping up, which means your student will soon be coming home for winter break. During this time, they’ll leave plenty of important items in their dorm, like a mini-fridge, TV, bike or skateboard, and textbooks. They’ll also likely bring back some thoughtful and useful gifts to
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By NewsPress Now (NAPSI)—If you or someone you care for is among the nearly 40 million Americans the Centers for Disease Control estimates have diabetes, chances are good you won’t even know it. That’s because nearly 90% of those who have prediabetes, and thus have an increased risk of developing the disease, aren’t
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By NewsPress Now (NAPSI)—If you or someone you care for is ever among the nearly 40 million Americans the Centers for Disease Control estimates have diabetes, chances are good you won’t even know it. That’s because nearly 90% of those who have prediabetes, and thus have an increased risk of developing the disease,
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By Brandpoint (BPT) (BPT) – Ready to host for the holidays? Whether you’re planning parties and/or welcoming visitors to your home during this festive season, you probably want to make a great impression. Ahead of this busy time of year, you’ll be glad to know there are some easy upgrades you can make to those
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By Brandpoint (BPT) (BPT) – Winter is nearly here, and the almanacs predict it will be snowier and colder than last year for much of the country. Before those flakes fly and the ground freezes hard, get ahead of the season and make sure your home is snug, cozy and ready for the long winter.
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Some local kids got to experience first hand what it takes to own and operate your own business at the Bartlett Center’s very first Holiday Mart. The non-profit hosted the Holiday Mart to raise funds for their upcoming holiday party on Dec. 20. “When we were looking at the budget, there really isn’t enough extra
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(KMAland) — More than 60% of sexual assaults are never reported to police, due to concerns like fear of retaliation or negative social interactions. But Nebraska advocates say there are resources to help with confidentiality issues. These reminders come amid heightened concerns about threating behavior women experience online. Katie Welsh is the vice president of
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By NewsPress Now Makes no sense According to the newspaper, you cannot be on the St. Joseph School Board if you’re a convicted felon, but apparently you can be President of the United States. Not Super Bowl contenders I watched the Chiefs game, the later part of it again. They’re not a Super Bowl qualified
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By NewsPress Now BOONVILLE, Mo. – William Henry “Bill” Jones passed away at Riverdell Care Center in Boonville, Missouri, on Nov. 26, 2024, with his sister, Ruth Ann Jones and niece, Tracy L. Jones at his bedside. William Henry was born Nov. 27, 1940, in Fayette, Missouri, to Henry and Nora (Bush) Jones. He graduated
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By NewsPress Now Gloria Jean Gibson, 84, of St. Joseph, passed away Nov. 27, 2024. Gloria was born Sept. 24, 1940, in St. Joseph, to Perry Henry and Helen (Williams) Frederick. She retired from Stetson. Gloria married Jimmie E. Gibson, on Nov. 18, 1960, and he preceded her in death on Dec. 15, 2007. Also
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By NewsPress Now Late Notices Wanda J. Barrett Wanda J. Barrett, Topeka, Kan., 74, formerly of Fairview, Kan. died Nov. 28, 2024 at a Topeka hospital. www.chapeloaksfuneralhome.com. Vicki Fenner Vicki Fenner, 75, St. Joseph , passed away Nov. 28, 2024. Services pending Meierhoffer Funeral Home & Crematory. Richard L. Morris Richard L. Morris, 68, Waco,
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By NewsPress Now WATHENA, Kan. – Juanita Adele (Cross) Juhl, 104, of Wathena, Kansas passed away Thursday, Nov. 28, 2024, at the Mosaic Life Care in St. Joseph. Juanita was born on April 8, 1920, in Blair, Kansas, to Lloyd Sr. and Velma (Eader) Cross. She graduated from Troy High School in 1938. Juanita was
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By NewsPress Now (StatePoint) Los estadounidenses enfrentan tiempos de espera sin precedentes para ver a sus médicos. Esta presión es particularmente crítica en la atención primaria, pero también se está sintiendo en especialidades como neurología, psiquiatría, obstetricia y ginecología. Según la American Medical Association (AMA), estas son las razones principales por las que es más
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By NewsPress Now (State Point) Americans face unprecedented wait times to see their doctors. This squeeze is particularly acute in primary care, but is also being felt in specialties like neurology, psychiatry and OB/GYN. According to the American Medical Association (AMA), here are the top reasons why it’s harder than ever to be seen by
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By NewsPress Now Indulge Your Sweet Tooth with a Better-for-You Swap (Family Features) If you’ve ever come home from a crisp, cool day craving a warm, indulgent treat, you’re not alone. Trouble is, sometimes those baked goodies are a bit too much work when you’re ready to just cozy up on the couch. There’s good
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By NewsPress Now (Family Features) During the holiday season, few things bring the same enjoyment as finding the perfect gift and watching in excitement as your loved one opens it up. If you’re still searching for the right gift and you’ve got gamers, someone curious to try gaming or a loved one who needs a
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By NewsPress Now (Family Features) Even if you have the perfect gifts picked out for your nearest and dearest, there’s still time to add some stocking stuffers that are sure to please all the favorite ladies in your life. The holidays are the perfect time for gifting special skin care solutions they will love. Formulated
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By NewsPress Now (Family Features) Thanks to the explosion of ecommerce over the past couple decades, consumers can find virtually any product or service they can think of online. In fact, the consumer ecommerce market is expected to approach $6 trillion by 2027, according to the International Trade Administration, up from roughly $4 trillion in
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By NewsPress Now (Family Features) While diabetes gets a lot of attention, people with Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) are frequently overlooked when drug companies develop new medications. “People with T1D and chronic kidney disease, or CKD, face significantly higher risks of morbidity and mortality if they are unable to control their blood sugar levels,” said
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By NewsPress Now George W. Pyle III, 92, St. Joseph, passed away Tuesday, Nov. 26, 2024. He was born Sept. 29, 1932, to George W. II and Mildred B. (Glover) Pyle in Bluefield, West Virigina. George married Doris Ann Parks on July 22, 1960. An avid golfer, George’s passion for the sport was evident to
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By NewsPress Now (Family Features) Being financially secure in retirement starts while you’re still working. Because you likely don’t want to remain in the workforce forever, creating a plan can help ensure you’re confident in living comfortably in retirement when the time comes. Retirement plans and financial aspirations are deeply personal and often tied to
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By NewsPress Now Laura Lee Weckerlin, 86, St. Joseph, passed away Thursday, Nov. 28, 2024. She was born Feb. 28, 1938, in Griswold, Iowa, to Albert and Eva (Ireland) Viestenz. Laura Lee attended a country school and graduated from Pickering High School, Pickering, Missouri. During her high school years, she was a Northwest Missouri basketball
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By NewsPress Now (Family Features) The holidays are a time of celebration, cheer and reflection; though for some, they are overshadowed by conflict and emergencies worldwide. From the Middle East to Haiti, Sudan and beyond, children are facing unparalleled crises. You can make an impact through your holiday traditions and festivities, and create a life-changing
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By NewsPress Now Perfect Homemade Holiday Decor with a Pop (Family Features) ’Tis the season to bring family and friends together for some festive fun. When it comes to decorating and hosting parties, popcorn can make it easy to create edible decor for the dessert table, parting gifts for loved ones and munchable snacks to
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By Metro Creative The MD Anderson Cancer Center notes that thyroid cancer does not always require immediate treatment. According to the MDACC, some patients choose to have their cancer care team monitor a lump for any changes before deciding to go forward with treatment. That patient approach is possible because individuals who develop thyroid cancer
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By NewsPress Now DEAR ABBY, My husband and I have a beautiful soon-to-be 2- year-old daughter. Before her birth, my parents and his all were eagerly awaiting her arrival and discussing their plans for what life as new grandparents would be. We just “knew” they would be involved so much it would drive us crazy.
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By Associated Press WASHINGTON | President Joe Biden on Sunday displayed the AIDS Memorial Quilt on the White House South Lawn for the first time in observance of World AIDS Day. Gathered with the president and his wife, Jill, were survivors, family members and advocates to memorialize the lives lost to the epidemic. The president
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