Local Developers Hard at Work on Two New Schools
Come the fall of 2014, some St. Joseph School District (SJSD) children will be walking through unchartered hallways, sitting at brand-new desks, and will be the first classes of students…
St. Joseph Residents Give Back to the Local Community at Christmas
It’s that time of year when Christmas music fills retail stores, green garland and red bows line shelves and friendly bell-ringers with little red kettles greet you at the door.…
A Regional Workforce That Leads to a Bright Future For St. Joseph
A city gets its muscle from its regional workforce. From businesses in St. Joseph to the ones that are just down the highway, the regional workforce determines the economic growth…
Saint Joseph Missouri: A Center of Trade and Shipping With the New Marine Highway M-29
Highways aren’t just about a daily commute or a road trip to the lake. Highways are transportation corridors that link people with products and link businesses with the entire country.…
The Outlaw Jesse James
People move to St. Joseph for various reasons. It could be to help educate the students at Missouri Western State University or to bring their medical expertise to Heartland Health. Some…
St. Joseph: A Leader in Animal Health and Life Sciences
In St. Joseph’s early years, when its stockyards were booming, it was second only to Chicago in the meat packing industry. While some cities look back on their stockyard days…
There is Something About Living in a Midwestern City
There is a children’s book called, “If You’re Not From the Prairie” by David Bouchard. Throughout the colorful pages, the author praises the beauty of living in the Midwest. The…
