Bill Oliver is a journalist at My Edmonds News. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, and various sectors such as construction, education, and health. His work has been featured in My Edmonds News, The Business Herald, WTAW, and Kxcv Radio.
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Bill Oliver's coverage focuses on local news with an emphasis on crime, government announcement, and breaking news. He appears to be particularly interested in stories related to traffic incidents, arrests, and local government activities such as the City Council.
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By: Kxcv-Krnw, Bill Oliver
The 67th season of the Saint Joseph Symphony is Saturday night (October 17) with a "BFF" themed concert.
By: Bill Oliver, Kxcv-Krnw
Groundbreaking took place Thursday at the site of St. Joseph's first new apartment complex in 22 years. A news release from the St.
By: Bill Oliver, Kxcv-Krnw
Those who use the city of Maryville's trail system may have noticed some additional visitors this week.
The future of Chillicothe's city hall building was part of Monday's city council meeting (held October 12).
By: Bill Oliver, Kxcv-Krnw
The eight year old Mozingo Lake Events Center is getting a $906,166 dollar replacement of its heating and air conditioning (HVAC) system.
By: Kxcv-Krnw, Bill Oliver
Proposed improvements at and around Northwest Missouri State's Colden Pond are endorsed by the Maryville city council.
By: Kxcv-Krnw, Bill Oliver
Maryville's new water treatment plant was a common subject at Monday's meetings of the city council and the board of the Nodaway County rural water district.
The Maryville city council is reminded of two rounds of street closures in and around the downtown area.
By: Bill Oliver, Kxcv-Krnw, Micah Stolley
News release from Northwest Missouri State University:
By: Kxcv-Krnw, Bill Oliver
Savannah based United Electric Cooperative debuted this month a YouTube feature titled "Beyond The Lines".
