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Danielle Sachse joined the team in February of 2020 as a multimedia journalist.
Graduated from the University of Central Missouri in December of 2019. Has a Bachelor of Science degree in Digital Media Productions focusing in Live Studio/Remote Media with a Minor in Sports Communications.
I was previously the sideline reporter for the Central Missouri Football team and was an intern for the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association Media Network (MIAA Network). I also majored in BFA Musical Theatre. I enjoy watching sports, singing, and spending time with family on my Grandma’s farm.
"It's a really good program. I'm really sad to see it go. I wish they would continue it," said local organizer Richard Bradley. "If we keep getting trucks, we'll keep handing out food until we're notified that this will be our last truck."
If the new amphitheaters comes into being, planners say concerts could attract crowds of 25,000 or more per events, ultimately bringing in hundreds of thousand of visitors each year.
What happens next? City leaders and opioid task force work together to slow down the amount of drug overdoses that is happening in St. Joseph.
"It's important because we all need to protect each other," said Debra Bradley, Health Director of the St. Joseph Health Department. "There are some people in our community who truly cannot receive the vaccine due to health issues. So by others getting vaccinated, we are protecting those."
Hailing from Atchison, Kansas, Durell Anthony is a contestant on season 20 of "The Voice." His journey can be watched on Mondays at 7 p.m.
"They're just thrilled...and they're glad to be back at Le Peep again. So it's great."
The $1 million donation will go towards the design and construction of a new animal shelter that will be located on Corporate Drive.
Ms. Halter, who passed away on February 2 at the age of 93, was an active member and director of the JRP kitchen band. The current members of the JRP Kitchen Band honored her with a special performance to community members on Tuesday morning.
The goal is to replace several stoplights from Faraon street all the way through the downtown area and inside the limits of Frederick and Edmond Street.
Benton lost to Vashon in the 3rd place game Saturday morning, 57-37. They head back to St. Joe as 4th place finishers for Class 4 in the state of Missouri.
