Celebrating 200 Years of Jackson County

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Throughout this milestone year, we will take a journey through time, sharing fascinating historical facts and unforgettable moments that have shaped our community.  To commemorate the event the county has created a new county logo and will be posting interesting historical information on our website and social media platforms.

Logo Meaning & Symbolism

The Jackson County Bicentennial logo visually represents our past, present and future, reflecting the people, places and progress that have shaped our community over 200 years.

  • Rolling Green Bands — Parks and natural landscapes; growth and forward momentum
  • Blue Fields — Lakes and waterways; recreation and regional beauty
  • Yellow Path — Trails and pathways; connection, wellness, exploration
  • Roadway Element — Infrastructure and connectivity linking communities
  • Outer Blue & Silver Ring — Inspired by the County seal; civic pride and authenticity
  • Harry S. Truman Figure — Leadership, legacy, and service; forward progress
  • Sun Rays — Hope, optimism, and a bright future

 

Upcoming Bicentennial Events:

(Coming soon)

 

Follow the county's social media on Facebook, X and Instagram as we share Jackson County's rich history during its Bicentennial Year.

Jackson County, 200 Years In The Making is a monthly series of history articles on the county's website:

  • Part 1- Before Missouri was a state
  • Part 2 - First 100 years
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