Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 19th of October.
Good morning, Saint Joseph.
The southbound lanes of I-29 in St. Joseph have reopened following the completion of Cook Road bridge repairs, which included a new driving surface and aesthetic enhancements.
St. Joseph Police Chief Paul Luster aims to correct misconceptions about local crime rates, emphasizing the role of social media in spreading fear and noting a decrease in violent crime.
The St. Joseph Parks and Rec center partnered with the Community Blood Center to host a Blood Drive, offering donors a chance to win a Parks Package for their contribution.
St. Joseph police are investigating a shooting incident where shots were fired into an occupied house on Henry Street without any injuries reported.
St. Joseph City Hall and Missouri Theater's upcoming 100th anniversary in 2027 will be marked by a three-year Centennial Celebration Series, featuring historical insights and cultural events.
The Human Bean's Coffee for a Cure event aids local breast cancer patients with its proceeds.
In its 9th year, the Coffee for a Cure event in St. Joseph sees community members and businesses come together, raising funds for breast cancer patients, with all proceeds plus matching donations supporting medical expenses and treatment advancements.
Week 8 of Missouri and Week 7 of Kansas high school football concluded, with key victories and upcoming final week matchups detailed.
The article lists the high school football game schedule for the KFEQ/St. Joseph Post area covering the upcoming weekend, highlighting the progress towards playoffs with specific matchups and their season records.
Central senior running back Gabe Fields set a new single-game touchdown record with eight touchdowns, leading his team to a 55-6 victory over Excelsior Springs.
Hands of Grace Committee Meeting
Engage with local non-profit agencies to discuss community needs and volunteer opportunities aimed at supporting individuals and families in St. Joseph.
2024-2025 Downtown Sculpture Walk
Experience the creativity of national sculptors as the 11th annual Sculpture Walk in Downtown St. Joseph showcases a stunning array of outdoor sculptures.
2024-2025 Downtown Sculpture Walk
Experience an eclectic display of new sculptures by national artists in Downtown St. Joseph as part of the 11th annual Allied Arts Council Sculpture Walk.
2024-2025 Downtown Sculpture Walk Celebration
Experience the beauty of new sculptures from national artists as they grace Downtown St. Joseph during the 11th annual Sculpture Walk, featuring interactive voting and guided walks.
2024-2025 Downtown Sculpture Walk
Experience an eclectic mix of new sculptures displayed throughout Downtown St. Joseph, featuring works from renowned national sculptors in a community celebration of public art.
2024-2025 Downtown Sculpture Walk - St. Joseph, MO
Experience the creativity and artistry of national sculptors displayed in a year-long outdoor exhibit along Downtown St. Joseph.
2024 Donut Dash 5K Run/Walk
Experience a family-friendly 5K run/walk through historic downtown St. Joseph, complete with donut holes and support for local treasures.
2024-2025 St. Joseph Downtown Sculpture Walk
Experience the beauty of public art as stunning new sculptures by national artists fill Downtown St. Joseph in this year-long outdoor exhibit.
2024-2025 Downtown Sculpture Walk
Experience an eclectic exhibition of stunning outdoor sculptures created by talented artists from across North America in Downtown St. Joseph.
Mexican Train Dominoes Gathering
Experience a friendly and engaging game of Mexican Train Dominoes at the Joyce Raye Patterson 50+ Activity Center every Tuesday afternoon.
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