After four decades of service to the City of Parkville, police department administrative assistant Cindy Liberty will retire effective April 8. vParkville City Hall. Kevin Chrisman, police chief, said well-wishers may stop by from 1-4 p.m. that day.
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Engineers and architects have said the structure is sound. The building’s mechanical, electrical and plumbing infrastructure is in good condition. Renovations that can be done with free federal aid money would improve security features and create at least two more...
The year was 1984. Kansas City and Arrowhead stadium were the center of the entertainment world. Mary Hart and John Tesh anchored a live edition of Entertainment Tonight from the parking lot. Tickets for the event were a record-breaking $30...
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