Staff Columns

Community Voices

Myron Neth
I usually do not respond so directly to feedback I might get, but I feel compelled to do so in regard to the varied and quantity of responses I got on the informal survey email I put out about throwing papers (up in the air) at the end of session.  ... Read more
This initiative purposely blurs the lines between payday loans and traditional installment loans (TILs), when in fact the two are radically different.  ... Read more
I would sooner see Old Drum — the dog who helped originate the idea of “man’s best friend” — entered into the Hall of Famous Missourians in Jefferson City than Rush Limbaugh or anyone else whose main claim to fame is being a mouthpiece for a particular political party.  ... Read more
The Missouri General Assembly passed $24 billion budget last week. This budget reflects the continuing commitment of the legislature to pass a budget that's not only balanced, but restores more than $106 million in cuts to higher education institutions across the state.  ... Read more
Recent concerns about West Nile virus and Lyme disease have again focused on the benefits and risks of using insect repellent. The biggest concern is whether to use DEET or an alternative chemical, or use “natural” insect repellents such as citronella oil or soybean oil.  ... Read more

Editorials

Liberty school district patrons are lucky they have so many good candidates to pick from for two open seats on the seven-member school board.  ... Read more
There is a saying that if one person tells you thou hath ass’s ears, pay them no  ... Read more
When it comes to trash, Liberty talks the talk and walks the walk.  ... Read more
There are not many cities that want a jail built in their central business district. After all, a detention center is full of troublemakers who could escape, steal getaway cars, break into houses, take people hostage and, in general, create mayhem.  ... Read more
Politicians in Jefferson City and possibly the Missouri Appellate Apportionment Commission have 10 years to get redistricting right next time. They sure blew it this time.  ... Read more
It makes absolutely no sense for Clay County Presiding Commissioner Pam Mason and Eastern Commissioner Katee Porter to refuse to approve building a playground at the former Claybrook site across the road from the Jesse James Farm.  ... Read more

Blogs

Liberty had won six consecutive district titles in girls soccer.  ... Read more

It's playoff time for spring sports.  ... Read more

Liberty North baseball will send out its seniors with a bang - literally.  ... Read more

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