Paola fire chief Andy Martin retires after 42-year career
PAOLA – Andy Martin was just 5 years old in 1967 when his older brother accidentally started a grass fire in the backyard of their home in Fairfield, Iowa, but he still remembers it vividly.
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Traffic stop leads to narcotics arrest
By Brian McCauleybmccauley@cherryroad.com PAOLA – A Kansas City, Mo., man was arrested during a traffic stop made by a Paola police officer after narcotics were… Login to continue reading Login…
Paola Police Department highlights promotions and new officers
PAOLA - Paola Police Chief Chad Corbin introduced new officers and highlighted two promotions during a badge pinning ceremony conducted at the May 13 Paola City Council meeting.
Honoring the fallen
Staff report Law enforcement officers from Paola, Louisburg, Osawatomie and Miami County recently gathered at the Miami County First Responders Memorial at the Miami County… Login to continue reading Login…
The Go To opens in Louisburg
LOUISBURG - Brett and Sarah DeHart recently opened The Go To restaurant in Louisburg as married business partners and in collaboration with Paul and Vickie Scruggs.
Sozo Chiropractic moves to new Spring Hill location
SPRING HILL – Sozo Chiropractic recently opened at its new location in Spring Hill.
Attic Storage is now open in Spring Hill
SPRING HILL - A ribbon cutting was held May 9 at Attic Storage in Spring Hill.
Miniature art to be featured at museum exhibit
PAOLA - The 20th annual International Miniature Painting and Sculpture Show will take place at the Miami County Historical Museum.
Surfin’ USA pays tribute to Beach Boys during John Brown Jamboree
OSAWATOMIE – Surfin’ USA “A Tribute to the Beach Boys” rocked a full day of activities at the John Brown Jamboree on Saturday, June 21.
Vehicle theft leads to injury along U.S. Highway 69
Law enforcement officers are searching for a man who reportedly critically injured someone while stealing a 2004 black GMC Envoy that was stopped near U.S. Highway 69 and 232nd Street in the early morning hours of Sunday, June 22.