This week we dive into the rarely-entered basement crawl space of the 1869 Platte County Landmark office for a historic haunt. Host Ivan Foley is joined by radio personality/author Brad Carl, filling in Chris Kamler. Joining in the excursion into the basement is properly attired local historian/Platte City Mayor Frank Offutt.
There are other surprises along the way. So sit back, turn off the lights, and let Landmark Live scare you!
Platte City residents will be able to get a free cold treat from the Kona Ice truck on Saturday, Sept. 26. Come out to enjoy a treat courtesy of the Platte City Police Department at various locations around the city....
Sign, Sign, Everywhere a Social Justice Yard Sign They ubiquitous, they're banal, they're annoying... Perhaps you've seen 'em. If you live in the burbs - Brookside, Prairie Village, Mission Hills, Leawood, Platte City or Parkville -I think you know what...
Family fun on the farm Crockett Family Farms Produce along Hwy. KK at Rushville, north of the Platte County line, is a popular destination when the season turns to fall. Pumpkins, gourds, hay bales, mums, decorations and other fall features...
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Whitters of Platte City announce the engagement of their daughter, Ann Louise, to Kenneth C. Kaemmerie of Owensboro, Kentucky. A November wedding is planned. Thursday, Sept. 25 the First Baptist Church of Platte City will...
