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this WEEK'S STORIes, January 23, 2026

Pictured: County Commissioner Jeremy Gordon; Inset: Tim Ray, fair board chair & Tina Andersen, fairgrounds manager

The last county fair before it is closed down permanently will be held this August at the Polk County Fairgrounds, unless a new source of revenue can be found – a levy is the last hope, so county officials plan to put “an advisory question” about the proposed fee on the May ballot.  ....Continued

Pictured: Eric Chase, co-owner of the Golden Hop Saloon, in his testimony to the Independence City Council (Image: City YouTube video)

A city council vote to limit the number of food trucks downtown to seven and to put new standards in place for their service and operation ...Continued

Pictured: (left to right) Helena Guarnieri Ferreira, David Morelli and Koko Le. (Photo by Lance Masterson)

Passion for swimming still burns for David Morelli. The coach, now in his fourth year with the Panthers, has been involved in the sport  ...Continued

last WEEK'S STORIes, January 16, 2026

Pictured: Independence Sports Park in northeast Independence; Inset is Trevor Hailwood, whose online posting about it garnered huge public response.

 A 32-acre sports park in north Independence that the city has placed for sale – a sale aimed at helping the town shore up depleted city funds – prompted resident Trevor Hailwood to launch an online campaign this week to preserve the area for public use, igniting an explosion of residential support for his plan. ....Continued

Pictured: The stalled expansion of Brandy Meadows subdivision; Inset is realtor Chet Graham, who testified at recent meeting on the new fees.

In the wake of halted city development that’s been blamed on building fees that are too high, the Independence City Council voted to whittle down those charges by $10,000 Tuesday night – but a representative from  ...Continued

Pictured: The two grandmothers, Aida (right) and Anne, the publisher of Trammart News; Inset the draft of a TN statement the pair composed this winter.

On a winter’s day during the holiday season and again yesterday, two grandmothers met to talk over recent events that have made both reluctant to read or listen to the news.   ...Continued

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