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Missouri man airlifted to hospital after violent rollover crash
DEKALB COUNTY —One person was injured in an accident just after 10:30p.m. Thursday in DeKalb County. The Missouri State Highway Patrol reported a 2004 Lexus RX350 driven by Dale L. Feese, 68, Cameron, was northbound on Route C four miles north of Cameron. The driver failed to negotiate a...
Soles for Christ distributes shoes to students in need starting today
The annual shoe distribution hosted by AFL-CIO Community Services will help provide students in need with new shoes for the upcoming school year. The Soles 4 Christ shoe distribution serves students preschool through 12th grade from Andrew, Buchanan, Clinton, and Dekalb counties in Missouri as well as Doniphan County in Kansas.
The Results Are In...
This past Tuesday, August 6th voters in Cameron of Clinton and DeKalb Counties voted in the Primary Election for US Senator, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, Attorney General, US Representative District 6, and State Representative District 8; along with local races for Clinton County Sheriff and DeKalb County Assessor, most other local offices are running unopposed.
MU Extension Master Gardener classes begin Aug. 7 in Maryville
University of Missouri Extension Master Gardener training for residents of Atchison, Andrew, DeKalb, Gentry, Holt, Nodaway and Worth counties begins August 7. “The Extension Master Gardener training will help you to gain new horticulture knowledge and become a community resource for science-based information,” says MU Extension horticulturist Gwen Funk. “The training covers the benefits of gardening and provides opportunities to connect with fellow gardeners.”
MU Extension Master Gardener classes begin Aug. 7
MARYVILLE, Mo. — University of Missouri Extension Master Gardener training for residents of Atchison, Andrew, DeKalb, Gentry, Holt, Nodaway and Worth counties begins Aug. 7. “The Extension Master Gardener training will help you to gain new horticulture knowledge and become a community resource for science-based information,” MU Extension horticulturist Gwen Funk said in a news release.
Teen brother of Air Force airman who was killed by Florida deputy is shot to death near Atlanta
ATLANTA (AP) — Authorities say the teenage brother of a U.S. Air Force airman who was shot and killed in his home by a Florida sheriff’s deputy in May was shot to death this week near Atlanta. The killing of Senior Airman Roger Fortson made global headlines in May. Now, the family is grieving the Tuesday killing of his 16-year-old brother, Andre Fortson, in DeKalb County, near Atlanta’s east side. Civil rights attorney Ben Crump confirmed the teen’s death. In May, a sheriff’s deputy shot and killed Roger Fortson in his Fort Walton Beach apartment after Fortson answered the deputy’s knocks on his door while holding a handgun pointed at the floor.
Cameron man faces incest and statutory rape charges
A Cameron man is facing serious felony charges in DeKalb County following allegations of sexual intercourse with a teenager. According to online court records, Richard Miller, 40, has been charged with two counts of second-degree statutory rape. He is also facing one count each of fourth-degree child molestation involving a child under 17, with the offender being more than four years older, and incest.
Resurfacing of Route 169 begins July 30
Jul. 26—Improvements to U.S. Route 169 in Andrew and DeKalb counties will slow drivers starting next week. The project will begin on Tuesday, July 30. Route 169 will be resurfaced starting at the intersection of Missouri Route 31 in DeKalb County and ending at the intersection of Interstate 29 in Buchanan County. During construction, the road will be narrowed to one lane with a pilot car ...
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