State office opens review after complaint The office of the Missouri Attorney General has once again opened an investigation into the City of Parkville based on a citizen complaint about officials failing to provide information under the Sunshine Law. The attorney general, charged with enforcing the...
Read moreCOVID vaccination clinics planned at Riverside The Platte County Health Department is expecting to have 1,700 doses of COVID-19 vaccine...
A group looking to reboot the Platte County Federated Republican Women's Club will hold a Zoom meeting Thursday, Feb. 18...
If you are tired of being indoors and would like to do something outside you may want to think about...
Jakob Scroggins nails perfect ACT score By the time Jakob Scroggins took the ACT college admissions test for the fourth...
Assistant takes over as chamber director The newly appointed executive director of the Platte City Chamber of Commerce already has...
Dr. Randall Williams, director of the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) signed the standing order for Pfizer-BioNTech...
Robert C. Ham of Parkville recently was presented a watch for 30 years of service at Western Electric and Mrs....
The Platte County R-3 High School Concert and Jazz Bands will present a concert Thursday, March 14. The program, under...
A winning $200,000 Powerball ticket will be split nine ways among six Platte County R-3 teachers and three R-3 maintenance...