Library visitors must wear masks
Mid-Continent Public Library officials say "in response to the rapidly developing public health concerns regarding COVID-19, beginning Monday, June 29, ...
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Business grant rules announced by county
'It's likely there will be further amendments to this' says county commissioner A list of rules and requirements for a ...
Petition drive for Parkville audit paused
Pandemic and Sunshine lawsuit vs. Parkville factor in decision A Parkville citizens' group, who has called for more transparency among ...
Platte County Fair will be scaled back significantly
No grandstand events, no carnival due to COVID-19 There will be no grandstand events and no carnival at this year's ...
Tighter rules for county’s giveaway are a good thing
So we're finally getting more details now on the small business grant program the Platte County Commission intends to implement ...
City to hire out work for curbs, base repair
The City of Platte City has slightly altered its plan to mill and overlay the streets in the Tudor Flats ...
Firework sales could be booming this year
About a dozen tents set up in Riverside Fourth of July celebrations will be different for many communities midst the ...
Library closed due to COVID-19 exposure
MCPL says it will initiate contact tracing Potential exposure to COVID-19 has forced the temporary closing of one of the ...
The end of an era
Frank Offutt, Platte City's longest-serving mayor, to step aside It is clear, strolling down Main Street with the longest-serving mayor ...
March for Unity at Parkville
A crowd estimated by police to be 500-600 people, the majority of them wearing face coverings due to the COVID-19 ...
A reimagined park opens at Riverside
EH Young Park now features pickleball courts, much more Welcome to the reimagined EH Young Riverfront Park, where playgrounds have ...
COVID-19 keeping local health officials busy
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to occupy much of the time for the staff of the Platte County Health Department, says ...
Local libraries reopening
Library branches are typically abuzz during the summer months with school-age children attending programs, teens getting lost in a good ...
The NFL and the National Anthem
As the protests in the nation's big cities seem to be winding down (hopefully), a select few segments of society ...
Park Hill says summer school will be in-person
Floors are waxed and laptops scrubbed clean. Park Hill School District announced on Monday it is planning to have in-person ...
State’s unemployment rate drops slightly
State officials said today Missouri's unemployment dropped to 10.1 percent in May, down a tenth of a percentage point compared ...
It might not be as simple as it sounds
I'm old enough to remember when there was a three minute time limit enforced on public speakers at county commission ...
KC facility testing a COVID-19 vaccine
A Kansas City research facility is on the front lines of testing a vaccine to prevent COVID-19 and is one ...
What’s going in along I-29?
In recent weeks The Landmark has received several questions to the effect of: What's that large structure going in to ...
The mayor ‘nose’ best
Free testing for COVID-19 was offered Monday and Tuesday at the Platte City Middle School parking lot. On Wednesday it ...
