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Theater in Wildwood scheduled to be completed next spring
A progressive, grandeur type of new movie theater is coming to West County, but B&B Theatre's future Wildwood Cinema 10 likely will not be ready until next May.
Downtown Liberty Missouri offers great historical visit for Kansas City area residents
Liberty, MO Downtown locations scattered across the Kansas City suburbs provide historically rich settings for outings and getaways.
Soroptimist International to host Holiday Homes Tour
Soroptimist International of Liberty will host its 23rd annual Holiday Homes Tour from 1 to 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov.
HolidayFX will be brightening holiday nights in Liberty and throughout the area for close to 150 homes and businesses this year with lighting and seasonal decorations.
City gets $1.47 million for sewer project from stimulus funds
Liberty is getting $1.47 million from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 to make improvements to some of the citya s worst sewer lines.
Tree ceremony honors first open-heart surgery
Liberty Hospital is celebrating its first open-heart surgery and the official opening of the new heart and vascular program with a special tree-planting ceremony.
Wendy Jo Dirden and Brent Alan Graviett were married Oct. 3, 2009, at First Baptist Church in Cape Girardeau.
Connor to fill school board vacancy
D. Scott Connor has been selected by the Liberty Board of Education to fill the vacancy created by the recent resignation of Cindy Dunlap.
Creativity is needed to solve problems
While we were not surprised that the condition of sidewalks and truck traffic along Lighburne Street were among the top concerns expressed by residents of the Jewell Historic District at a recent workshop, solving the problems may be more difficult, especially with the trucks.
Kids invited to hang out with Santa
Liberty children will have plenty of opportunities to hang out with Santa Claus in the next few weeks, starting with the Liberty Community Christmas Tree lighting ceremony.
Liberty North High School project is on schedule
Form and function are becoming more defined at Liberty North High School, which is under construction at Church Road and Northeast 104th Street.
Missouri pours money on water projects
Gov. Jay Nixon on Monday announced $146 million in federal stimulus funds to speed infrastructure construction across Missouri.
Gov. Nixon Announces New Jobs Initiative
LIBERTY, Mo. a ' Missouri Governor Jay Nixon traveled the state Monday to announce new jobs.
Missouri woman wins Flexsteel furniture in Wrangler Home sweepstakes
A Missouri woman has won a set of Flexsteel living room furniture in this summer's Wrangler Home sweepstakes.
Crews ready for first winter storm
City crews are ready to keep the roads clear when the snow begins to fly. a oeWe have roughly 500 tons of salt and sand and a commitment for more if we need it from our suppliers,a Liberty Public Works Director Steve Hansen said.
City creates new post for economic development
Karan Johnson moved her office from the third floor at City Hall to the first floor when she took over her new duties Monday, Nov.
School pairs with restaurant for Rockin' Reading program
The bond between the community and students at Manor Hill Elementary School is being strengthened by the Rockin' Reader program, which was introduced at the school in October.
Fashion Revolution opens in new location
Katee Porter, owner of Fashion Revolution, is doing her part to stimulate the economy.
Northland riding center touches lives
Lives are being quietly transformed on secluded acreage west of Kearney at the Northland Therapeutic Riding Center, which serves children and adults with a wide range of disabilities.
New Town at Liberty is in limbo, at least for now. Whittaker Builders, who had proposed the new urbanism development several years ago, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in St.