St. Joseph

ServMO has announced seven recipients of its America 250 Mini-grants, which will fund community-driven service projects honoring America’s 250th birthday.

A new scrapbook documenting the history of the Wyeth Tootle Mansion aims to give readers a deeper appreciation for St. Joseph's past while highlighting the people behind the city's development.

Students interested in robotics, coding and other technology-focused activities still have time to register for emPowerU's Summer STEAM Camps in St. Joseph.

St. Joseph's annual AugustFest will return Aug. 7-9, bringing three days of live music, food and family entertainment to Civic Center Park.

Lanham Music offered young musicians a unique way to stay active this summer with their week long Rock Camp, concluding with a live performance that was on Saturday June 20th at Cafe Acoustic.

The Missouri Department of Conservation's St. Joseph office is purchasing native tree and shrub fruits and seeds from the public to support statewide forest regeneration efforts.

The Allied Arts Council and the City of St. Joseph are reminding residents that the deadline to nominate individuals and organizations for the 2026 Mayor’s Awards for the Arts is approaching.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of St. Joseph will celebrate its new office with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at noon today at 109 S. Fourth St.

A St. Joseph man and woman were killed early Sunday when a motorcycle crashed east of St. Joseph, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.

Young artists will have an opportunity to explore their creativity later this month during the Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art's Summer Art Camp.