Tuesdays, through Dec. 11 Learn to code Girls in grades six through 12 are invited to attend these Girls Who Code sessions that are designed to inspire, educate and equip girls with […]
Community News: October 18, 2018
Cats claim victory in home finale
The Harrisonville Wildcats had to overcome a lot Friday night in the home finale, but the Cats stuck to it and claimed their second win of the season topping Oak Grove 41-29. […]
Fall is for festivals and lousy weather
As I stood on the sidelines taking pictures of the Harrisonville football game Friday night, I could only think of how enjoyable it would all be if it weren’t cold and rainy. […]
Sheriff launches Criminal Apprehension Unit
By Sheryl Stanley Cass County Sheriff Jeff Weber has a short, but pointed message for those who would break the law and victimize the residents of Cass County. Criminals, beware! The one-quarter […]
City reconsiders paved parking lots
By Dennis Minich The Harrisonville Board of Aldermen gave first reading Monday night on three changes to the planning and zoning codes for the city. One of the changes addressed regulations for […]
Finally a job I was born to do: judging pie
By Dennis Minich Perhaps not since Li’l Abner was hired as a mattress tester or Norm Peterson was tapped as a quality control taster at a brewery has any one person ever […]
Obituaries: October 11, 2018
Jimmie Lewis Burton May 18, 1934 – Sept. 28, 2018 Jimmie L. Burton of Harrisonville, died on Sept. 28 at the age of 84, at Crown Care Center, Harrisonville, after a long […]
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