Attorneys for the Harrisonville School District and a former teacher agreed to dismiss with prejudice a lawsuit filed by the teacher after being fired in June of 2021.
A second conservation agent has been assigned to Cass County, and the new agent may feel right at home, having grown up in the area and graduating from Ray-Pec High School in 2015.
There appears to have been some sticker shock for many taxpayers when paying their personal property tax bills which were due on Dec. 31. Both the county collector’s office and the city of …
Three local Future Farmers of America chapters were recently awarded match grants by the Missouri Farmers Care Foundation as a part of the organization’s Drive to Feed Kids.
In 2018, as a junior at Belton High School, she was accepted into the Cass Career Center’s two-year criminal justice and crime scene investigation program. According to Broockerd, when she was in high school, her interest in law enforcement began at a surface deep level.
A 77-year-old man was arrested Dec. 26 after allegedly shooting several Christmas presents and fighting Bates County Sheriff Chad Anderson and several deputies.
The Harrisonville R-9 School District along with a former teacher and three former administrators are named in a lawsuit alleging the district mishandled a sexual harassment and sexual assault complaint.
Raymore native Sierra Page has been announced as a conservation agent for Cass County by the Missouri Department of Conservation.
Dr. Miller was recognized for his years of service on December 18 during a medical staff meeting and was presented with an engraved crystal plaque by Troy Trumbore, ED Supervisor and Russ Whisenand, EMS Supervisor.
During the public comment section of last week’s Cass County Library Board of Trustees meeting, Jennifer Reed scolded the majority of the board for their “appalling” treatment of former library director Dan Brower.
The Missouri Department of Economic Development listed the Donaldson Company's expansion in Harrisonville as one of nine major companies investing a total of $55 million in Missouri.
Earlier this month, contractors removed the trees in front of the old Cass County Medical Center at 1800 E. Mechanic Street as one of the latest steps in developing the site into hundreds of apartments and dozens of senior living units.
Melvin Hobbs III, 31, Peculiar was arrested yesterday at about 8:15 a.m. According to the Cass County Sheriff's Office, Hobbs' involvement is suspected in multiple car thefts.
December 11 01:31, Southbound I-49 and Peculiar Way, Peculiar, regarding a vehicle stop for a license plate light violation. Contact was made with the driver, who was arrested for active Belton …
December 15 10:54, 1005 S. Lexington, fraud identity theft. 11:34, 200 Pheasant Rd., lost property. 15:55, Mechanic St. and I-49, leaving the scene of a motor vehicle accident. …
Nancy Miller was presented a Lifetime Achievement Award by Mayor John King during the annual mayor’s appreciation dinner Dec. 8.
December 31 falling on a Sunday will create some issues for taxpayers waiting for the last minute to pay their property taxes.
On Christmas Eve, an argument including a man’s failure to put up Christmas decorations, led to an alleged assault, a car chase and charges of the reckless endangerment of two children ages 8 and 9.
December 4 00:19, 1000 block of Orchid St., Garden City, regarding a residence check for a wanted party. Subject was taken into custody on warrants for unlawful possession of a firearm and …
December 8 04:33, E. Mechanic St., non-injury motor vehicle accident. 11:36, 1400 block of N. State Route 291, property found. 14:41, 2800 block of Rockhaven Rd., stealing. 16:35, …
PECULIAR — The board of aldermen unanimously approved placing a $4 million general obligation bond on the April ballot to fund building a new police station and municipal court. This was the first reading of the bill.
CLEVELAND — The city has received several complaints about the noisiness of rubber speed humps on South Third Street. However, after discussion at the Dec. 5 meeting, it was determined the rubber speed humps would not be removed until an alternative solution is found.
The Harrisonville Board of Aldermen approved a tax abatement plan Monday night to help the Donaldson Company expand it’s iFill USA plant in the Harrisonville Industrial Park. But, now the city …
Skylar Martin was one of hundreds who helped decorate the White House on the weekend after Thanksgiving, and one of a few who decorated the Gold Star tree.
The pavilion will have seating capacity of more than 300 people, and the space will be able to be configured in a variety of different ways.