The Story Collective, in Downtown St. Joseph is hosting a book signing by a local author this Saturday, Feb. 22. Author Joseph Kopel is currently on tour to promote the second book in his science-fiction/fantasy book series, “The Nehel Series.” The signing scheduled from 1 to 3 p.m. on Saturday is part of Kopel’s book tour.
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Southside Flea Market, located at 3500 S. 22 St., opened in late January, however the owner is celebrating a grand opening with the St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce at 9:30 a.m on Friday, Feb. 28.
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The Saint Joseph Symphony will join forces with the Benedictine College Chamber Singers and the Saint Joseph Community Chorus for a performance of Mozart’s iconic “Requiem.”
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Since the introduction of the St. Joseph School District’s long-range plan, a two-high school model has been the district’s vision, regardless of the passing of Proposition Two. If the proposition is passed, the district will move forward with building two new high schools. If the proposition is voted down, the district will close one high school,
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The Missouri Department of Transportation has contracted Herzog to resurface a section of I-29.
Continue Reading The St. Joseph School District has used its fair share of AMI and snow days throughout the last few weeks. Students in the District haven’t attended in-person classes since last Tuesday, Feb. 11. SJSD was able to begin the school year with five Alternative Method of Instruction Days, however, as of Thursday, Feb. 20, they
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With the frigid temperatures outside, it is important to keep an eye out for frostbite.
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Jennifer Kerns is one of the six candidates running for the St. Joseph School Board ahead of the April 8 election.
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Community Missions at 700 Olive St. is keeping its cold weather shelter open 24 hours through Thursday to keep its visitors safe from the inclement weather.
Continue Reading Voters will have a chance to vote on a school bond proposal to build new high schools or retain two high schools.
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Special Olympics Missouri has moved the 2025 Polar Plunge for St. Joseph for March due to expected cold temperatures. Originally the event was scheduled for Friday, Feb. 15. The SOMO 2025 Polar Plunge St. Joseph has been rescheduled for 1 p.m. on Saturday, March 22 at 402 S. Noyes Blvd. Registration and Donation information can
Continue ReadingRandy Sharp, Director of Operations at Interserv, said that with the new administration comes concerns about HUD funds available locally.
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Pastor Doug Walter of Ashland UMC has concerns about the updated Office of Faith created by an executive order by President Donald Trump.
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The Savannah cheerleading team brought their national champion spirit to their pep rally on Friday after their JAMZ national win.
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Some Chiefs fans have loved the team for 50 years, but for babies in the Mosaic Nursery, their support for the Chiefs just began. Since 2019, Registered Nurse Joy May has dressed babies in the Mosaic Nursey in Chiefs gear to get the community’s families involved. “This idea started in 2019,” May said. “I was
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A well-known Scouting organization is celebrating its 115th birthday with an official name change. The Boy Scouts became Scouting America on Feb. 8. The planned name change was announced last spring as part of an effort to be more inclusive after the organization started allowing girls to join its ranks. Maggie Krause, who has been
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Faculty and staff at Northwest Missouri State University received word that changes are on the way for the DEI programs at the school.
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Workers load up the trucks to treat the roads.
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Shovels in stock at Ace Hardware in St. Joseph, Mo.
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Kyle Kirschner making Chiefs’ drink
The rematch of Super Bowl LVII brings two fan bases back together and local Chiefs fans are sharing their respect for the City of Brotherly Love.
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One of the sections inside Narrative is devoted to Chiefs items.
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Randy Widener shows off custom shirts he created for the past Super Bowls.
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Local fans shopped at Rally House just hours after the AFC Championship game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Buffalo Bills. Fans shared their reactions to the Chiefs once again going to the Super Bowl, potentially making history with a three-peat.
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Master gardener classes are being offered in St. Joseph and Cameron in March and April.
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Kinder Club returns to St. Joseph elementary schools, offering parents and students resources on vital school skills necessary for development.
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Participants march down Frederick Avenue as spectators watch during a previous St. Patrick’s Day Parade in St. Joseph. This year’s parade will be on March 15.
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Lindbergh student Kasen Hubbard was distraught to find his bike had been stolen. Thankfully, St. Joseph resident Jean Johnson replaced it, complete with a new lock for good measure.
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A person of interest in a weekend shooting is in custody following an afternoon of heavy police activity north of Downtown St. Joseph. The person arrested is connected to a Feb. 9 shooting at the North Belt Walmart, Sgt. Richard McGregory of the St. Joseph Police Department said. The arrest comes as two police incidents
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City residents have the opportunity to register security cameras through a platform used by law enforcement to keep communities safe. The St. Joseph Police Department launched its Polaris Camera registry which will aid investigations and incidents throughout the city. “We’re introducing a new program; its the same software that we use for our body worn
Continue Reading Police are engaged in a standoff in the 800 block of N. 10th Street Wednesday afternoon.
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