By Dennis Minich I don’t think I’ve made a secret of the fact I am a cerevisaphile. In fact, on more than one occasion I have talked about my choices when it […]
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Area firefighters battle major blazes
By Dennis Minich The spring fire season has barely begun, but already area departments have been called on for a number of fires ranging from grass blazes to two massive struc-ture fires, […]
Funding cut threatens food pantry
By Dennis Minich As a charitable operation, the need for fundraising for the Shepherd’s Staff Food Pantry is not that uncommon. Normally, the money raised is used for food pur-chases which can […]
Is having a big shovel a threat?
Linda Thompson As publisher of this newspaper, I rarely write comments for the editorial page. I have my job, others have theirs. But, an incident March 4 involving Mayor Brian Hasek and […]
Separating the farmers from the slickers
By Dennis Minich Last Friday was interesting and entertaining as I spent most of the morning hanging around the Adrian and Archie high schools watching FFA members compete in a variety of […]
Challenger in mayor’s race leads in contributions, expenditures
With less than three weeks to go before the municipal elections, look for candidates to make a late push to get their word out. In the race for Harrisonville mayor, one candidate […]
Siren test finds flaw
By Dennis Minich As part of a state-wide test, the tornado sirens in Harrisonville were tested March 5. If you didn’t hear them, you weren’t alone. The test served its purpose as […]
