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Overnight permit work will require temporary rolling stops on EB and WB I-70 in Jackson County
MoDOT has announced that overnight permit work by Evergy will result in the closure of EB and WB I-70 at the crossing west of Adams Dairy Pkwy for utility operations.

CCMH welcomes Kaylea Coats, FNP-C, to Jefferson Medical Group
Carroll County Memorial Hospital (CCMH) and Jefferson Medical Group (JMG) are pleased to welcome Kaylea Coats, FNP-C, as the newest provider serving patients and families… Login to continue reading Login…

Waverly Community VBS held July 19-23, 2026
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Blackburn Community Cleanup details
The City of Blackburn will hold a Community Cleanup Aug. 10 - 24. The city will provide resources, including a dumpster, to help residents dispose of trash. Items not accepted during the cleanup include: Tires, batteries, concrete, toxic waste, paint, chemicals, oil, uncontained glass and large household appliances. If you need assistance with moving broken or immobile vehicles, please consider the American Legion Vehicle Donation Program (844-453-4466), Vehicles for Vets (888-585-5353) or Kars4Kids (844-517-0500). Once trash bins have been removed at the conclusion of the cleanup, fine letters will be issued for properties not in compliance with city ordinances.

Santa Fe Alumni Foundation holds fish fry fundraiser
he Santa Fe Alumni Foundation

Hazel Hill Club plans trip to Arrow Rock
The Hazel Hill Community Club met at 1 p.m. on Thursday, June 11, at Thomas Hall in Waverly. Anna Mae Closterman and Mary Salyer were the hostesses. Others attend the meeting were Audrey Campbell, Lois Graf, Mary Ellen Kitchen, Pat Maycock, Shirley Maycock, Diane Schmidt and Lolly Schmidt.


Tieman-Blackburn American Legion Post 478 holds annual Family Night dinner
From left: This year the Tieman-Blackburn American Legion Auxiliary sponsored two girls from Santa Fe High School to attend Girls State. Those girls attended the Legion’s Family Night on July 26 to speak about their Girls State experience. The attendees were, from left: Maleigha Mullins, Sophia Dodson. Additionally, the Tieman-Blackburn Post 478 sponsored a third student to attend Girls State, Abby Rhea of Houstonia, who attends Sweet Springs High School. She was also present to speak about her experience. ( Santa Fe Times photos by Klarissa Olvera)
