Clothing under $100
School supplies under $50
Computer software under $350
Computers/computer equipment under $3,500
Also remember most schools will have a School Supply List located in Walmart.
Showing posts with label Harrisonville. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Harrisonville. Show all posts
Thursday, July 25, 2013
Missouri Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday
Missouri's Tax Free Weekend for back-to-school supplies and clothing runs from August 2-4, 2013 and applies to the following items:
Clothing under $100
School supplies under $50
Computer software under $350
Computers/computer equipment under $3,500
Also remember most schools will have a School Supply List located in Walmart.
Clothing under $100
School supplies under $50
Computer software under $350
Computers/computer equipment under $3,500
Also remember most schools will have a School Supply List located in Walmart.
Harisonville Cheerleaders Bring Home Awards
HARRISONVILLE, Mo - Harrisonville High School Cheerleaders attended the UCA Cheerleading Camp in Clinton.
They brought home several awards. These awards included 1st place in the Extreme Routine, 2nd place Camp Champ, 1st place Spirit Award and Superior in Cheer Evaluation. Sam Songer and Jessi Stratton were selected for All-American.
They brought home several awards. These awards included 1st place in the Extreme Routine, 2nd place Camp Champ, 1st place Spirit Award and Superior in Cheer Evaluation. Sam Songer and Jessi Stratton were selected for All-American.
Thursday, June 20, 2013
2nd Annual South Grand River Watershed Alliance 'know Your Watershed Festival'
HARRISONVILLE, Mo - The 2nd Annual South Grand River Watershed Alliance “Know Your Watershed” Festival will be Saturday June 29th. The festival will begin at 9AM and continue until Noon on the Harrisonville Square in Harrisonville. The festival is free to the public.
During the festival those attending will learn about impacts of storm-water runoff and nonpoint source pollution to our streams and lakes and actions to take to minimize these effects. There will be a Drug Take-Back to explain how to safely dispose your unwanted prescriptions and/or over the counter medications, and a stream table that will demonstrate stream dynamics.
More informative stations during the festival will be Wetlands, NRCS, Invasive Exotic Plants and Animals, Stream Team, Native Plants, and more.
During the festival those attending will learn about impacts of storm-water runoff and nonpoint source pollution to our streams and lakes and actions to take to minimize these effects. There will be a Drug Take-Back to explain how to safely dispose your unwanted prescriptions and/or over the counter medications, and a stream table that will demonstrate stream dynamics.
More informative stations during the festival will be Wetlands, NRCS, Invasive Exotic Plants and Animals, Stream Team, Native Plants, and more.
Monday, June 17, 2013
UPDATE: Boy 17, Drowns in Cass County Lake
HARRISONVILLE, Mo - The Cass County Sheriff's Department said a 17-year-old Kingsville boy drowned in a private lake Sunday afternoon.
Deputies said Kalen Littlefield was on a personal watercraft with a man at a party being held at a private lake south of Harrisonville.
Both of them fell off the watercraft, but the other passenger was the only one able to make it to shore.
Members of the Lee's Summit Underwater Rescue Team pulled Littlefield's body out of the water. Detectives said Littlefield was not a strong swimmer. Neither rider had a life jacket on.
Investigators said they believe Littlefield was taking part in a Father's Day celebration just before the accident happened.
The drowning was the third at a lake in the Kansas City region in the past eight days. A Raytown teenager drowned while swimming at a private lake in Lee's Summit last weekend. On Saturday, Brent Baselee, 26, drowned while swimming with friends at Longview Lake.
(Courtesy KMBC)
Deputies said Kalen Littlefield was on a personal watercraft with a man at a party being held at a private lake south of Harrisonville.
Both of them fell off the watercraft, but the other passenger was the only one able to make it to shore.
Members of the Lee's Summit Underwater Rescue Team pulled Littlefield's body out of the water. Detectives said Littlefield was not a strong swimmer. Neither rider had a life jacket on.
Investigators said they believe Littlefield was taking part in a Father's Day celebration just before the accident happened.
The drowning was the third at a lake in the Kansas City region in the past eight days. A Raytown teenager drowned while swimming at a private lake in Lee's Summit last weekend. On Saturday, Brent Baselee, 26, drowned while swimming with friends at Longview Lake.
(Courtesy KMBC)
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