Welcome back, by the numbers
Excluding the SoBoCo elementary fifth grade, Southern Boone County schools are back in seat instruction after the COVID-19 stay at home order in March 2020. School administration have based the
Motion Denied
In the United State District Court Western District of Missouri Central Division Judge Nanette K. Laughrey denied the plaintiff, Lyn Woolford, the motion for “temporary or preliminary injunction” filed August
Optimist Community Pool Committee Update
The Optimist Community Pool has successfully finished the “Summer of Covid 2020”. “Success” at swim pools is normally gauged by a lack of drownings and good fiscal management. This summer,
Caleb Rowden Calls on Boone County to Expedite CARES Funds Distribution
The coronavirus pandemic is exacting a heavy toll on our community. Mid-Missouri families are struggling, many of our small businesses and non-profits are barely scraping by, and our schools and
Health Care Finder helps solve health care needs across Missouri
The University of Missouri System has introduced a new tool to connect Missourians to the university system’s health care resources. The UM System Health Care Finder — an interactive, searchable
Eagles down the Bulldogs
Coming off a week one loss to the Odessa Bulldogs, the Southern Boone football Eagles faced a different pack of Bulldogs from Mexico on Friday night. There was question that
Eagles Soccer Blanks Pirates
In a rematch of last season’s district championship contest, last Thursday evening Southern Boone faced off against the Boonville Pirates in Cooper County. The home team did not have enough
HS Cross Country results
HS Boys Cross Country Results: Team Score for Boys was 102pts with a 3rd place finish out of 91 Athletes these were the individual results Conner Burns: 1st – 11:22.29 Noah Wilde 15th –
Girls hit the links
The SoBoCo girls golf team has opened play with two 9-hole matches and an 18-hole tournament in their first week. The tournament was played at Lake Valley in Camdenton and
Patriots Wear Masks
Contrary to what my wife may have you believe, I can admit when I am wrong. Last May, before the United States tallied its 100,000th death caused by Covid-19, I
