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St. Joseph School Supt. Gabe Edgar/file photo By BRENT MARTINSt. Joseph PostSt. Joseph School Superintendent Gabe Edgar has pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor drunk driving charge.Edgar pleaded guilty in front of Associate Circuit Court Judge Rebecca Spencer. Edgar will not serve any jail time. He has received a six-month suspended sentence.Edgar earlier apologized for his actions. The St. Joseph School Board held executive sessions after the March 26th arrest in St. Joseph. The board decided to retain Edgar without a formal vote. Edgar's contract runs through June 2026.

The Mosaic Life Care Cancer Center has been granted accreditation through a national program/ File photo By MATT PIKE St. Joseph Post The Mosaic Life Care Cancer Center has been granted accreditation for a second time through a national program from the American College of Surgeons. The Commission of Cancer Care has granted a three-year accreditation to the hospital's cancer center, after it last received accreditation in 2020. Medical Oncologist Dr. Andrew Walker says the importance of earning accreditation is reinforcement of the good work already being done at the center. "I th...

By BRENT MARTINSt. Joseph PostA St. Joseph couple, former officers of the St. Joseph Fraternal Order of Police, has pleaded guilty in federal court of defrauding the FOP out of $99,000.Former St. Joseph Police Officer, 47-year-old Michael Hardin, and his wife, former Buchanan County Sheriff's Deputy 43-year-old Sarah Hardin pleaded guilty in separate appearances before two different federal judges.The Hardins admitted to using debit cards from the bank accounts of the Fraternal Order of Police Northwest Missouri Lodge #3 to make unauthorized purchases.Sarah Hardin confessed to making $77,...

By MATT PIKE St. Joseph Post Money given to the City of St. Joseph for COVID relief and economic stimulus funds will be put towards helping to revitalize homes around the city. The Urban Homestead Rehabilitation Grant Program will help provide minor home repairs up to $25,000 for those with low to moderate incomes. St. Joseph Historic Preservation Planner Kim Schutte, who is heading up the program, says many people have applied for the program since it was announced a month ago. "It's an opportunity to help people, low to moderate income people, and people in certain neighborhoods...

The Shoppes at North Village/Photo by Matt Pike By BRENT MARTINSt. Joseph PostA couple of major tax increment finance projects in St. Joseph come off the books to the benefit of the city coffers.The city awarded TIFs, Tax Increment Financing, to finance the development of The Shoppes at the North Village and to lure Triumph Foods to town.City Manager Bryan Carter says the end of the TIF given to the North Shoppe developer will be a big benefit to the city's bottom line."That bottom-line impact for the city with the expiration of the North Shoppes TIF is that the General Fund will hav...