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By Metro Creative Clutter has a way of taking over a home. As time goes by, items that are not stored or discarded when they’ve lost their utility can gradually…

CLAY COUNTY — Since 1959, Northland Clothing Center has been dedicated to serving the clothing needs of Northlanders in need. Marjie Siegfried-Stuber, center executive director, said there are several donation…

By Amanda LubinskiALubinski@cherryroad.com The grace period for Missouri’s new distracted driving law is over. Law enforcement agencies in Missouri no longer have to give warnings to drivers caught using handheld…

By Metro Creative Resolutions made at the start of a new year often focus on personal improvement. Giving up poor habits like smoking or drinking too much alcohol and losing…

By Liberty Hospital As we welcome 2025, many of us are focused on setting resolutions to improve our health and well-being. The key to success is creating realistic, sustainable habits.…

With the area’s freezing rain and snow storm this weekend and inclement winter weather typically seen in January, the Missouri Highway Patrol is reminding drivers to use caution when hitting…

By Amanda Lubinski ALubinski@cherryroad.com  CLAY COUNTY – According to the National Weather Service in Pleasant Hill, Winter Storm Blair could bring near-record amounts of snow to the Kansas City area this…

By Metro Creative New Year’s resolutions tend to focus heavily on healthy aspirations. Each January, people from all walks of life express a desire to lose weight, exercise more, quit…

The Climate and Environment Council at Mid America Regional Council seeks new members. The council, as described by MARC, is a collaborative, action-oriented committee that guides the implementation of the…

Sarah Lorenson, who has been teaching ProStart for 12 years at Oak Park High School in the North Kansas City School District, was named the 2025 Missouri ProStart Educator of…