Oct 18, 2017

As reported in last week's Landmark, Parkville City Administrator Joe Parente has announced he will retire in 2022. Parente has been Parkville's city administrator since 2017 and recently indicated his intention to retire effective March 1, 2022. Parente has worked...

Platte County Prosecutor Eric Zahnd held a "crush the gambling machine" party last week. You may have missed it. You're busy making sure your Fantasy Football team is ready, playing Draft Kings, scratching Lotto tickets, or pounding the slots at...

If you're playing along at home, here's how your scorecard for Parkville Mayor Nan Johnston should look now: *Criminal convictions: One DWI. Two years probation. *Ethics violations: Five. Found to have committed four in a 2020 ruling by the Missouri...

The vision that usually comes to mind when one hears a fire alarm is flames and smoke, but smoke and carbon monoxide alarms both beep and chirp. Both sounds are an indication to take action. Knowing the sounds of these...