Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 6th of January.
Good morning, Saint Joseph.
Local stores are preparing for Valentine’s Day as florists plan months in advance (pre-orders began around Halloween) and retailers like Hobby Lobby have already set out themed merchandise.
Displays will remain available for two weeks after the holiday to serve early shoppers.
Missouri Western's president, Elizabeth Kennedy, recalled on Tuesday how the campus never shut down classes and used weekly community calls & expert advice to manage COVID-19 challenges when she first assumed office.
She said the experience taught how to navigate uncertainty and make quick decisions.
The City of St. Joseph is working with Community Missions and the Police Department to offer shelter and services for those living in outdoor encampments, using outreach before any clearance to maintain safety and dignity—City Council will adopt a resolution soon to fund local agencies through HUD grants.
Public Works continues work at Rosecrans Memorial Airport as a new runway and terminal are operational while a higher air traffic control tower awaits FAA equipment.
The upgrades will help the 139th Airlift Wing and serve local businesses that use the airport as the city’s key gateway.
Winter Renewal: A Wellness Retreat
10 AM – 4 PM — Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art — $125 — Experience a restorative day with yoga, meditation, and creative arts in a tranquil museum setting.
Galentine's Paint & Sip
6-8 p.m. — The Den — Ticket required — Celebrate love and friendship with a fun paint project and a welcome drink.
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