J.T. | June 10, 2009
The Pleasant Hill City Council last week awarded a $197,395 contract for the city’s 2009 street overlay program.
Hanrahan Asphalt, Inc., of Grandview was the successful bidder. Six Kansas City-area companies bid on the Pleasant Hill street work.
J.T. | June 9, 2009
This also shows what happens if you don’t show up to vote: other people can vote for a tax increase that you will still be paying on 30+ years later.
J.T. | June 9, 2009
Registration numbers from the November 2008 election show that more than a dozen counties in Missouri have more registered voters than the Census shows they have voting-age residents. Clearly, the state isn’t keeping its lists current.
J.T. | June 8, 2009
The Cass County Sustainability Committee (CCSC) is a volunteer group of Cass County citizens working to provide information to the community and to address ways to promote environmental sustainability in Cass County.
J.T. | June 6, 2009
Continuing fast-paced changes, the County Commission has announced the unveiling of the new website for Cass County - www.casscounty.com
Associate Commissioner Brian Baker has been working with the Cass County Technology Task Force to examine the counties technology needs and online presence. In February that task force began discussions on how to improve the site.
J.T. | June 4, 2009
“Our farmer’s market will be open for business at 6 a.m. on Saturday, June 6, in downtown Pleasant Hill downtown at First and Wyoming streets,” says market organizer and manager Lori Kays.
J.T. | June 4, 2009
What began with a fit of rage on the night of May 26 ended in the most horrific fashion the following afternoon on U.S. 71 north of Butler, ending two lives instantly and forever changing countless others.
J.T. | June 3, 2009
The project is to begin June 11 and take about five months. The cost to the state is about $2.1 million, roughly $1 million less than expected. Cannon Construction Company of Troy, MO won the contract to do the roof work and crews will also brace a concrete wall around the roof to withstand earthquakes.
J.T. | June 2, 2009
Today Harrisonville residents overwhelmingly voted against a $.55 tax levy to build a new pre-school.
J.T. | June 2, 2009
Harrisonville is the only city in the county with a special election today.
For a politician to complain about the press is like a ship’s captain complaining about the sea
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