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PAIR OF POULTRY PENS FROM EL DORADO SPRINGS WIN FIRST MAJOR PRIZES AT 122nd MISSOURI STATE FAIR
A middle-schooler from El Dorado Springs has claimed the first two major prizes at this year’s Missouri State Fair. Judd Lawson of the Osage River 4-H Club picked up grand champion and reserve grand champion honors at
NEW ORDINANCE TARGETS FENTANYL SALES, POSSESSION IN SEDALIA
The City of Sedalia has a new ordinance in place targeting the fentanyl drug trade. At Monday night’s meeting, the city council approved both readings of an ordinance that would allow prosecutors to file separate municipal charges
TWO INJURIES REPORTED IN I-70 WRECK WEST OF CONCORDIA
Two drivers were injured after their vehicles collided on eastbound Interstate 70 west of Concordia on Monday evening. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, a car driven by 28-year-old Beverly Adler of Columbia went into the
TWO NORBORNE RESIDENTS INJURED IN COLLISION OUTSIDE RICHMOND
Two Norborne residents suffered injuries Monday morning after a collision with a dump truck outside Richmond. The Missouri State Highway Patrol says that 72-year-old Hillis Wheeler was driving west on Route 210 at about 8:45 a.m. when
STORM SIREN TESTING TAKING PLACE IN SALINE COUNTY
Storm siren testing is taking place throughout Saline County on Wednesday, August 7. According to Saline County Emergency Management Director Tony Day, the testing will take place between 1:30 and 2 p.m. in areas that include Arrow
MVC TO HOLD RIBBON CUTTING FOR NEW HEALTH SCIENCES BUILDING
Missouri Valley College will host a ribbon cutting ceremony for the recently-constructed Julie Ann Deems Julien School of Nursing and Health Sciences Building on Friday, August 9. MVC President Joseph Parisi spoke about the impact the facility
RED CROSS DECLARES URGENT NEED FOR BLOOD DONATIONS
The American Red Cross says it’s experiencing a nationwide blood shortage and is making an urgent plea for blood donations. JoAnn Woody, executive director of the Greater Kansas City and Northwest Missouri chapter, says recent heatwaves are
COOPER, HOWARD COUNTY RESURFACING PROJECTS THIS WEEK
Resurfacing projects begin Monday on a pair of highways through Howard County. The Missouri Department of Transportation will begin a three-month project to resurface Route 240 from Route 5 in Fayette to U.S. Route 40 north of
NEW STAIRWELL, ELECTRICAL UPGRADES NEEDED FOR FUTURE BOONVILLE LIBRARY LOCATION
Contractors will have just under six months to finish the conversion of the former Kemper Military School gymnasium into the new home of the Boonville branch of the Boonslick Regional Library. The 118-year-old building was already in
HEAD-ON COLLISION CLAIMS LIFE OF BUNCETON MAN
A two-vehicle collision outside Bunceton on Saturday afternoon killed one driver and injured another. The accident occurred around 6 p.m. on Old Concord Road about a mile northeast of Bunceton. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol,
THREE TEENAGERS INJURED IN WRECKS INVOLVING ATVs
The Missouri State Highway Patrol responded to a pair of wrecks in North Central Missouri on Saturday, both involving teenagers and all-terrain vehicles. Two 19-year-old men suffered moderate injuries after running off the road in eastern Livingston
WORK BEGINNING IN SALINE AND PETTIS COUNTY NEXT WEEK
The Missouri Department of Transportation will be performing maintenance work in Pettis and Saline County beginning next week. All work is weather permitting. In Pettis County: -A flagging operation is scheduled on Missouri Highway 127 at Front
MSHP INVITES PUBLIC TO TAKE PART IN PUBLIC OPINION SURVEY
The Missouri State Highway Patrol invites the public to take part in a public opinion survey regarding safety and security, officers’ attitudes and competency, overall agency performance, and concerns regarding crime and social issues. The 2024 Public
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