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Home << Diem << A sophisticated shopping experience Many will start their holiday shopping at 12:01 a.m. on Friday, Nov.

Northwest Missouri voters in five school districts outside St. Joseph went to the polls to decide on school improvements for their children.

Weather permitting, the Missouri Department of Transportation will work with construction companies and maintenance employees this week on a number of roads in Northwest Missouri.

Home << Diem << Making the grade You could think of it as a report card for potato chips.

Bruce and Marilyn Windsor, of Stewartsville, announce the engagement of their daughter, Ashley Renee Windsor, of Kansas City, to Britton Lee Fields, of Kansas City.

Bruce and Marilyn Windsor, of Stewartsville, announce the engagement of their daughter, Ashley Renee Windsor, of Kansas City, to Britton Lee Fields, of Kansas City.

Thirteen years ago, Annette Bertelsen's longest bike ride had been to Stewartsville, Mo.

The Missouri Highway Patrol has released details regarding the seven fatal crashes that occurred over the July 4 holiday weekend.

Seven people died on Missouri roads during the Fourth of July holiday weekend. The Missouri State Highway Patrol worked 317 crashes in which four people died and 134 people were injured between Thursday at 6:00 p.m. and Sunday at 11:59 p.m. The St.

A 15-year-old motorcyclist was killed this morning in a crash along a Buchanan County road north of the Kansas City area.The Missouri Highway Patrol said Tyler D. Wilson of Stewartsville, Mo., died when his motorcycle and a pickup truck collided nearly head-on on Route DD about three miles southwest of Gower.He was wearing a helmet, but was ejected ...

Teen killed in motorcycle accident

Home << Diem << A promise with a capital - P' Today, they're just kids with potato chips and pudding cups, taking a break from the heat in an air-conditioned lodge at a campground in Stewartsville, Mo.

Joseph by noon Wednesday after a regional outage knocked out electricity for around two hours.

Lilly F., 6, makes her way through an inflatable pirate obstacle course at Camp Quality on Thursday.

Home << Local << Thousands of bees swarm Patee Street A simple tree removal job Thursday afternoon at 15th and Patee streets turned into a bee swarm straight out of an "X-Files" episode.

The bell won't ring at the new Stewartsville Elementary for another three months, but Madison Martin already is excited for the start of school.

Chuck Tripp still recalls the odor that permeated Clarksdale on days that a sludge was spread over nearby farm fields.

Accident victim remains in hospital