Dona Reynolds, REAL ESTATE in St Joseph Mo

Thank You Mike Mueller: Do you remember your first bike?  I don’t.  It was probably a tricycle of sorts.  Then I moved up to a something with a coaster brake.  That too was quickly forgotten.  But BOY do I remember my first 10 speed.  I was in 4th Grade.  It had a fancy French name (Gitane) with ...

                                                        Over the summer the pool saw thousands of visitors, even for a summer with not so many hot days!                       Aquatic Park is a awesome place for an entire day or even just a few hours.  Many families and companies also take advanta...

Pony Express Statue...Public Art...St Joseph MO 64501 The Pony Express monument, is located on the corner of Tenth and Frederick streets in downtown               St. Joseph, Missouri. The bronze horse and rider is a heroic statue created by Hermon A. MacNeil, a famous sculptor, who also carved t...

Throughout St. Joseph you can find many stunning sculptures, murals and mosaics as you visit our city, some of the pieces dating back to the early 1900's.  St. Joseph has always been a city rich in history and artistic development.  Looking back on the original building and homes, shows how long ...

Walter Cronkite--St Joseph native--Remembered--St Joseph MO   As the nation mourns the passing of anchorman Walter Cronkite, local residents remember the St Joseph native. Walter Cronkite was born in 1916, in St Joseph. His father Walter Cronkite Sr., and grandfather Frederick Cronkite were both ...

               In 1890 the Krug family, a family of St. Joseph donated land to the City of St. Joseph for park development.  Originally only a portion of the land that is occupied today was given, but over time a total of 162 acres was acquired.  The beginning plans were drawn up before the depre...

WOW, What an attractive building!  As you enter the doors of the National Military Heritage Museum you soak up more than just the history of our military services.  The large, brick structure speaks for itself when it comes to its beautiful appearance, but visitors can't help but be suspicious of...

Parents and Grandparents lined the streets today for the 4th of July Kids Parade in St Joseph. The kids rode bikes, scooters, big wheels and several were pulled in wagons or walked, in celebration of the 4th of July.  Many were dressed for the occasion while others carried flags.    One thing is ...

The Kids Tour of St Joseph is a series of three fun rides for ages 3 to 14.                                               The mission is to promote cycling as a recreational fitness activity while at the same time introducing kids to organized cycling events.    Kids are welcome to participate in...