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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CREEKSIDE DEVELOPER ELECTED TO THREE YEAR TERM The governing body of Park University — its board of trustees — has elected a new chair for the 2025-26 fiscal year, as well as elected four individuals to serve three-year terms on...
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Emily Hartung-Gilbirds, a Platte County resident and 2013 graduate of Platte County High School, had a copy of The Landmark on her journey to Antarctica. “Traveling to this faraway land had been at the top of my bucket list for...
EDITOR: My wife and I were traveling southbound on I-29 through Platte City recently when we hit a large pothole that damaged our car’s suspension. When I went to MoDOT's website to report the pothole I saw that you could...
