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After being closed for over a decade, St. Joseph’s Trail Theatre is ready to open its doors once again to the public.

Mokaska Coffee and several businesses are partnering this weekend to celebrate Pride Month and raise funds for a St. Louis organization that provides resources for the transgender community.

The Trail Theatre closed it's doors in 2007, but soon it will be reopening under new ownership/Photo by Matt Pike By MATT PIKE St. Joseph Post The doors shut on the historic Trail Theatre in downtown St. Joseph back in 2007, but soon they will be reopening once more. Owner of Mokaska Coffee Andy Montee alongside his mother and brother purchased the building in 2020 and are currently renovating the inside to open its doors again. Montee says he has many memories of going to the Trail in it...

Candidate Kenton Randolph believes he may have received enough votes in the Feb. 8 primary election to bypass the April general election and automatically win a seat on the next

By BRENT MARTINSt. Joseph PostRetired business executive John Josendale will face off against former St. Joseph City councilmember Gary Wilkinson for mayor in the April municipal elections. John Josendale/file photo Josendale received the most votes in the field of four for St. Joseph mayor in the city primary elections, receiving 2,998 votes or 38.46% of the vote. Wilkinson came in second with 1,706. Community Action Partnership Executive Director Whitney Lanning placed third with 1,565 votes. ...

(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) It was a crowded primary of nine candidates for the city councils four at-large seats.

By BRENT MARTINSt. Joseph Post Sample ballot/Buchanan County Clerk's office St. Joseph voters face a fairly crowded ballot this primary election and will narrow the field for the April municipal election.Candidates on today's ballot could be elected outright if they receive a majority of the votes cast.Four candidates are on the ballot for mayor: former St. Joseph city councilmember and deputy mayor Gary Wilkinson, retired businessman John Josendale, businessman Gary Lewis, and Communi...

(ST. JOSEPH Mo.) Municipal elections are less than a week away.

By BRENT MARTINSt. Joseph PostSt. Joseph voters face a crowded field for at-large city councilmember on the February primary ballot next week, with the very real possibility only one candidate will be eliminated next week.This is the first of our two-part series on the field.Incumbent Kent "Spanky" O'Dell is seeking his third term and says he has one reason to run for re-election."I love the town. The only reason why I'm doing this is because I love the city and I love t...