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Platte Valley edges out Worth County in slugfest
(Barnard, Mo.) Platte Valley turned a turnover into a touchdown early in the game, taking a 6-0 lead that they held until the second half. Tigers tied the game at six, but a last minute touchdown gave Platte Valley the 12-6 win. Worth County will be at home against 0-1...
#8 Bishop LeBlond takes down #10 North Shelby in season opener
(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) The eighth-ranked Bishop LeBlond Golden Eagles picked up their first win of the season Friday night. Bishop LeBlond defeated #10 North Shelby, 56-30, to start 8-man football play. LeBlond sits at 1-0 on the season. The Golden Eagles will host Schuyler County in Week 2.
Hornets All Over Owls In Opener
The Chillicothe Hornets were looking to turn the tables after Marshall got the best of them in last year’s season opener. In front of an energetic home crowd, the Hornets had high energy from the start. Logan Murrell returned the opening kickoff into Marshall territory and just a few plays later was on the receiving end of a 26 yard pass from sophomore quarterback Cooper Robinson. Murrell juggled the ball but ultimately hauled it in for the first six points of the game. Robinson then found Jaishon White on a similar looking circus-like catch for the two point conversion and the Hornets raced out to an 8-0 lead.
LNWMO Music Jam returns this Saturday
The highly anticipated Leadership Northwest Music Jam is back for its fourth year, set to take place this Saturday, August 31, at Black Silo Winery in Trenton. Headlining the Music Jam is Jordan Rainer, a rising star in country music and a semi-finalist on the hit TV show “The Voice.” With her electrifying performances on team Reba, Rainer captured the hearts of millions, and now she’s ready to bring that same energy and passion to Trenton. Opening the evening will be local Trenton High School sophomore, Makayla Mejia, who is set to impress with her incredible vocal talent.
Man charged with attacking Moscow Mills police officer while using 11-year-old girl as human shield
MOSCOW MILLS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A Troy, Missouri, man is charged with attacking a Moscow Mills police officer while using an 11-year-old girl as a human shield and injuring a Lincoln County deputy who arrived to help. Lincoln County prosecutors on Friday charged Jeffery M. Price, 34, with...
John Legend joins SLSO at the Muny on Sept. 7
In March of 2005, the featured artist for Alicia Keys’ “Diary” Tour at The Fox was a relatively unknown R&B singer/songwriter with the audacity to call himself John Legend. The moment he opened his mouth and his hands danced across the piano, my first thoughts were “He’s not a legend yet, but he’s about to be one,” and “He will not have this job for very long…not very long at all.”
Native plant sale is set for Saturday at the Watershed Natives Nursery
A sale this weekend west of Springfield will allow anyone to purchase plants that are native to the area. It’s hosted by the Watershed Natives program, which leases 3 1/2 acres next to the Springfield Yard Waste Facility. The Watershed Natives Nursery’s site in Brookline is still a work...
St. Louis mom killed in wrong-way crash 'was excited about starting a new life with her kids," says family
ST. LOUIS — Family members say Latricia Robinson was outgoing, friendly, loved taking pictures and loved people. "My daughter, she was a character. She enjoys life. She'd make you laugh when she was sad. She was just a beautiful person and could light up any room," said Patricia Robinson, Latricia Robinson's mother.
Community ambassadors provide eyes and ears for St. Louis Public Schools
During the first two weeks of classes, St. Louis Public Schools worked with community ambassadors who reported back to district leaders about the overall functioning of schools. Acting Superintendent Millicent Borishade said earlier this week the ambassadors include volunteers from the community and school staff who have been providing feedback...
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