Month: July 2021

“It is a basic right for every person to live in safe, decent affordable housing.”

The 2020 Tokyo Olympics are finally set to begin in the summer of 2021. It

 By Sue Loudon   Missouri will celebrate being a state for 200 years in August. Now

 I made a promise when I spent countless hours researching the history of Sauer Castle that I wasn’t going to continue to let this property fall by the wayside.

“There’s a whole bunch of churches in just this group of people but it’s the same God–just a different fan club.”

“Children will be sent home from school until they are current on their vaccinations.”

“We’re together all the time since we also work together, but we still enjoy performing together, so it’s been great to do this show.”

“Your salary can be based on your spin rate. Now you’re getting a competitive advantage.”

Dr. Ronald Fritz, president of the Center School District Board of Education, has achieved Master

Nominations now are being accepted by the Center Education Foundation for its 2022 Distinguished Alumni

“I think there’s a lot of curiosity about what’s happening here.”

By Kathy Feist In the next few weeks, the Public Improvements Advisory Committee (PIAC) will

By Kathy Feist Margie Haugh was driving along 99th Street in the Bannister Acres neighborhood

“I don’t know how it got from what I wanted, to what they came up with. It seemed like a very small request.”

It is always a good idea to show PIAC members pictures illustrating the problems that need correcting such as cracked and broken sidewalks, flooding and worn out playground equipment.