Open house at North set for next week While most high schools around the state have just kicked off the summer offseason period, Liberty North has started something completely different.
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Athletic department begins to take shape under watch of Kernell
Veterinarians provide healthcare for pets, livestock, and zoo, sporting, and laboratory animals. Most veterinarians work with small animals as opposed to zoo animals and livestock. If you want to become a veterinarian, you must first earn a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree from an accredited college of veterinary medicine.
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Weekly Career Profile: Veterinarian
Say the word “dentist” to some people and you can almost see the chills creep up their spines. Why is that? Why do some professions elicit such negative feelings?
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The Most Loved and the Most Hated Professions
If you’re like most working mothers, the last thing you want to see dumped in your lap is more commitments. Between your job, your family and all the other things you have to do to keep things on track, you’re probably thinking the last thing you need is one more item added to your
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Calling All Working Moms: Careers Offering Opportunity And Flexibility
Anthropologist is among the careers predicted to have the highest growth in employment over the next several years. That is one reason to choose this career but just because an occupation has a great outlook it doesn’t mean it’s right for you. There are other factors to consider.
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Weekly Career Profile: Anthropologist
It was a good weekend to be a Blue Jay. The Liberty High School track team racked in the awards at the state meet in Jefferson City. The boys medaled in eight events and finished second in the team standings, while the girls made all-state in three events and finished in a tie for 13th as a team.
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Good weekend for Jays
The Missouri Department of Transportation is suspending most highway construction and maintenance work throughout the state this weekend to accommodate an expected increase in traffic due to the Memorial Day holiday.
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Most highway construction to stop for holiday weekend
Community colleges are discovering a whole new group of students – the 50 plus group. Some are Baby Boomers seeking to enhance their marketability in the job market or begin ‘encore’ careers. Others are retirees looking to pursue leisure-time or cultural interests.
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Community Colleges Offer Plus 50 Program For Older Students
A blogger who writes about career-related topics took issue when a female celebrity differentiated between a woman’s professional life and her “real life.” She was also upset with the celeb’s encouraging a woman to take her husband’s last name and about her acting in television commercials advertising household appliances. This blogger’s opinions bring to light something that has been bothering me for a long time and it has nothing to do with the celebrity’s opinions on careers, name changes or the products she chooses to endorse. It instead has to do with my consternation about working moms and stay-at-home mom’s, women who took their husband’s names and those who kept their own names, condemning each other for their choices
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The Battle Between Working Moms and Stay-at-Home Moms Continues
Sometimes late at night after the cleaning crews have left and most office workers are long gone, an elderly man and woman have been seen walking with arms linked along the hallways of the Depression-era Clay County courthouse on Liberty Square.
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Do ghosts haunt historic Liberty structures?
Liberty Arts Squared replaces spring festival; Squared Off debuts If Mother Nature cooperates, thousands of visitors are expected to converge on downtown Liberty Saturday, June 5, for the first Liberty Arts Squared and for Squared Off, a lost-arts event, also scheduled that day just south of the Square at Corbin Mill.
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Weekend of arts ahead
Brooke Williams and her teammates had finished their brief congratulatory routine, and they began packing their bags. But wait, there was one more detail to take care of — the presentation of the district championship plaque
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HIGH FIVE: Soccer targets first-ever state final four berth
Computer software engineer is listed among the careers with the highest predicted growth in employment over the next several years. Choosing a career with such a bright future could be a wise move, but only do so if you think it is a suitable career for you.
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Weekly Career Profile: Computer Software Engineer
Distance learning has just broken through to a new frontier – culinary school. If you’re a novice foodie with a desire to pick up some nifty knife skills and widen your culinary repertoire, then maybe Top Chef University.com is for you. That’s right, Bravo TV has partnered with a producer of live and virtual training to
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Attention Foodies and Culinary Wannabes! Bravo’s Top Chef Launches Top Chef University
May 16 through 22 is Emergency Medical Services Week. EMS Week, according to About.com Guide to First Aid Rod Brouhard, “is half about celebrating the men and women who provide emergency medical services in your community and half about educating the public on what exactly EMS does” ( What Is EMS Week
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Weekly Career Profile: EMT and Paramedic
Carpenters build, assemble, install and repair wooden fixtures and structures. They also work with other materials including plastic, fiberglass or drywall. Carpenters receive training by attending a vocational or trade school, doing a formal apprenticeship offered by some employers or working as a carpenter’s helper (Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S.
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Weekly Career Profile: Carpenter
Better late than never for Cards’ celebration In all his years of baseball, Mike Stockton never experienced anything quite like this. But to be honest, who has?
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WEB EXCLUSIVE: Jewell baseball team wins HAAC, makes national tournament
Not even the home field could help William Jewell get the bats going. The Cardinals managed only one run in two losses to Central Methodist during their best of three series in the first round of the HAAC Tournament this past weekend in Liberty
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WEB UPDATE: Softball season ends for Cardinals
The Kansas City Public Works Department is advising motorists that Northeast 96th Street from Interstate 435 eastward to Shoal Creek Parkway will be temporarily closed starting Monday, May 10. It is anticipated that the closure will remain until early 2011.
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Temporary closure starting May 10
What are the best places in the United States for business and careers? Des Moines, Iowa; Provo, Utah; Raleigh, North Carolina and Fort Collins, Colorado lead Forbes’ recently published ranking of the best metropolitan areas to work or do business ( The Best Places For Business And Careers ).
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Best Places for Business and Careers