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The Weston Board of Aldermen last week voted to stop the installation of Flock traffic cameras due to community backlash.
In response to rising concerns around domestic violence-related homicides, Platte County leaders have implemented a coordinated, multi-system strategy aimed at increasing victim safety, offender accountability, and early intervention.
A Missouri Court of Appeals issued a victory for the Platte County Commission last week, finding the county was not obligated to implement the voter-approved children’s services sales tax.
Jason Maki last week announced his candidacy for Platte County Presiding Commissioner, launching a campaign centered on conservative leadership, taxpayer protection, government transparency, and responsible growth that reflects the values of Platte County.
The Park Hill South boys volleyball team swept its way to a conference road win on April 14, defeating Park Hill 3-0 at the Trojan Athletic Center.
After giving up leads in back-to-back innings, a third lead for the West Platte baseball team was the charm in a rivalry road matchup on April 16 against North Platte in a grueling test between two conference unbeatens.
Park Hill secured its position in the driver’s seat to repeat as conference champions by keeping its conference winning streak intact last week with a rivalry win, defeating Park Hill South 3-0 on April 14 at the Park Hill District Soccer Field.
The Platte County boys tennis team has been playing some great tennis this season, an impressive start for a team returning just one player from last year’s varsity squad that went to the Final Four.
The North Platte baseball team has already passed last season’s win total, doing so with plenty of baseball left to be played.
The Park Hill boys tennis team is off to an 8-5 start this season, and while they have already surpassed the total losses they had all of last season, they remain optimistic about a postseason run.
Since opening the season with three consecutive losses, the Platte County girls soccer team has shown life through a vibrant offense with three wins in its last four matches.
The Park Hill baseball team has seen some elite competition to start the season, including a pair of state championship teams, and that competition has wreaked havoc in the opening slate of this season.
Platte County delivered a strong all-around performance while West Platte and Park Hill South also produced standout efforts at the Kearney Classic Invitational on April 10.
Platte County welcomed eight boys tennis teams for its annual Platte County Invitational on March 25, but they didn’t have to look far to find the top performers at the tournament.
Longtime Platte County resident, CPA, and business executive Dale Brouk last week announced that he is running for presiding commissioner, offering voters a steady, experienced leader focused on fiscal responsibility, efficient government and smart economic growth.