Month: June 2024

 Louis wrote in 1842, “I leave to make money or die.”

“This place checked all our boxes.”

“Because history is unending.”

The Three Trails Farmers Market represents a significant step forward in addressing the health disparities and poor access to fresh foods in our community.”

“We’re doing this because it’s a passion—not because it’s a big money maker . . . [and] we’re not the fanciest GF place around, but we make good food. Period.”

“I like to call it the Grandview Market Place. It will be more than a farmers market.”

He was still loading 50-lb bags into customers’ cars and trucks when he was 91 years old. 

“The town of Cockrell has become the store.”

The young man found dead in a parking lot at Bannister and Raytown roads has been identified as 16-year-old Tytus Bridgeford. 

It takes you to a different world, one of rolling prairies, shady woodlands and multi-colored water lilies floating in a pool at lake’s edge.

The victim, a black male age 14-17, has an apparent scar above the left eye, a vertical scar in the center of the back of the left hand, and one circular scar on the left hip.

“It’s going to be a fun place for groups, or couples (with or without kids) . . . It’s a great way to keep kids active, maybe just to get them out of the heat during the summer months.”

Public Works is currently evaluating the situation and will have an update toward the end of the week on if the southbound lanes will be able to reopen and when.

Exploring St. Joseph for food, beer and loads of history

City celebrates $25 million investment for a greener community