The City of St. Joseph said pre-sale tickets for the upcoming Josh Turner concert are now available.

The city said pre-sale tickets can be purchased Thursday, Aug. 31 until 10 p.m. Contact the Civic Arena box office at (816) 271-4717, or navigate to www.ticketmaster.com and enter the pre-sale password YOURMAN. Tickets are available for $39.50, $49.50, $59.50, and $89.50.

Regular ticket sales begin September 1, 2017.

Turner will preform at the Missouri Theater on Friday, Nov. 17, at 7 p.m. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.

For more information about the Josh Turner concert, contact the Civic Arena box office, 100 North 4th Street, St. Joseph, MO 64501, (816) 271-4717.

A 17-year-old Cameron girl was injured in a one-vehicle crash Wednesday in DeKalb County.

According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, 16-year-old Mason P. O’Brien of Cameron was driving a vehicle south on Route EE about two miles north of Cameron shortly before 4 p.m. when the vehicle went off of the road. The patrol said O’Brien’s vehicle hit a Chevron sign and returned to the road.

A passenger in the vehicle, 17-year-old Mileena R. O’Brien was taken by ambulance to Cameron Hospital for treatment of what was described as a serious injury. She was reported to be wearing a seat belt.

No injuries were reported for the driver.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol said alcohol played a part in a crash that sent a man to the hospital Sunday in Nodaway County.

According to a crash report, Miguel Hernandez, 53 of Texas was driving a 2007 Toyota Tundra shortly before 10 p.m. Sunday on 180th St. at Apollo Trail when the crash took place. The patrol said Hernandez’s vehicle went off the road, collided with a fence post and then hit a tree. The patrol said Hernandez was found to be intoxicated. He was transported by ambulance to St. Francis for treatment of what was described as a moderate injury.

According to online court documents, Hernandez is charged in Nodaway County with a Class-E felony of DWI.

The patrol said he was not reported to be wearing a seat belt.

The Livingston County Sheriff’s Office is warning area citizens after a scammer called the sheriff’s office.

Recently, Sheriff Steve Cox said his office has received calls from people reporting scam attempts in which the criminals claim to be a law enforcement officer attempting to get people to wire or transfer money to avoid a lawsuit and/or criminal charges and arrest warrants.

“Ironically the same creeper actually called the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office and was alarmed when the employee answer the telephone ‘Livingston County Sheriff’s Office,'” Sheriff Cox said. “The criminal then asked who our Chief was and was told Sheriff Steve Cox. The man then wanted additional information but was refused any information. The suspect hung up when asked what he wanted.”

Cox said it’s a scam that is taking place from outside of the United States and that there’s little that can be done.

“The best thing you can do if you have one of these calls is simply hang up the telephone. If you are a victim and actually sent money to these people you should report this to your local law enforcement agency,” Cox said. “Be mindful that not all these callers will claim to be with this office, they may claim to be from the Chillicothe Police or another credible agency. Either way this is not how law enforcement works. Be smart and keep your money.”

Cub Scouts sign-ups are taking place this week at all St. Joseph School District elementary schools.

Eric McGuire is the District Director with the Pony Express Council Boy Scouts of America. McGuire said Thursday from 5 to 7 p.m. they will be set up at each of the 16 public elementary schools in the SJSD for Cub Scouts enrollment. Cub Scouts is for boys ages 7-10 or grades 1-5.

“Usually the boys want to go where their friends are so we would recommend it would be easiest to go to the event at your son’s school. However, that doesn’t prevent you from going to another one,” McGuire said.

At sign-up locations, McGuire said a Cub Scouts pack will be there ready to meet each of the interested families.

“A chance for any new parent or boys to ask questions,” McGuire said. “If you’re short on time the way we have it set up is open house style. So if you just have a few minutes feel free to drop by, fill out the paperwork and get all your questions answered and go.”

McGuire said the sign-up fee is $8 and covers the child’s scouting membership until the end of 2017.