New paint job

by Cindy Rinehart

May 18, 2020

in Headlines, Platte City

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Cindy Rinehart

For nearly 30 years, office manager Cindy Rinehart has been the official zookeeper inside what is sometimes a chaotic Platte County Landmark newsroom.

Since being hired by Ivan Foley in 1992, at various points Cindy has performed nearly every task required in the newspaper operation, including design, photography, technology, sales, writing, bookkeeping, public relations, staff psychologist and more.

A former member of the North Platte R-1 School Board, Cindy and her husband live in northern Platte County and have three grown children and five grandchildren.

Health department easing restrictions

by Landmark Staff

May 30, 2020

Relaxing rules for gatherings, retail occupancy, etc. During an executive session held Friday, the Platte County Health Department's Board of Trustees voted to amend the County's COVID-19 Response, Reopening, and Recovery Plan. Health department officials, in a news release, said...

Exchange Bank plans a branch in Platte City

by Landmark Staff

May 29, 2020

The Exchange Bank and Trust of Atchison, Kan. has filed an application with the state for permission to establish a branch bank in Platte City. Plans are for Exchange Bank to be located in the former National Bank of Kansas...

45 Years Ago May 30, 1975

by Landmark Staff

May 29, 2020

The body of Francis M. Bell, 72, Platte County Assessor, was recovered Friday afternoon, May 23, 1975, on a private lake at his home after several hours searching. He was apparently in a boating accident. Bell was well-known throughout Platte...

30 Years Ago June 1, 1990

by Landmark Staff

May 29, 2020

You have probably seen a moving van of Beltmann-Shelby American is parked near the doors of the new Plate County Administration Building as moving crews and county workers move items into the new offices. The new building houses administrative offices...