SoBoCo drops opening matches
The SoBoCo Eagles dropped a pair of matches to open the season last Thursday in a quadrangle at Hallsville. SoBoCo, featuring a young and inexperienced lineup, fell to last year’s
Police Report
Ashland Police and Boone County Sheriff’s office reported the following arrests recently. • 12.06.18 – Christopher Allen Richardson, 38, of Ashland, was arrested by Ashland Police on charges of 3rd
Compassionate, Kind and Capable
“Buncha friggin leeches…get back to work on our taxpayer dime…” The previous quote was written by a member of our community and posted to a local buy/sell group’s Facebook page.
Dorcas Nichols 1963-2018
Dorcas Jean Nichols, age 55, passed away December 10, 2018 at her home in Ashland surrounded by her family. She was born June 1, 1963, the daughter of Charles and
Services
• In-Home Services by Retired R.N.: Seeking part-time, weekday position in Ashland/Hartsburg areas. Caregiver relief, personal care, light housekeeping, transportation, etc. Excellent references and clean background check. Call 573.301.2862.
Police Report
Ashland Police and Boone County Sheriff’s office reported the following arrests recently. • 11.26.18: Terence Dean Hartmann, 33, of Hartsburg, was arrested by Boone County Sheriff’s deputies on charges of
Flush with sales tax, Ashland Park Board considers new facilities at city park
LEAD PHOTO: Darryll Raitt, of Timber View Trees, works with some greenery to create a Chrismas wreath on Monday. The tree farm is south of Ashland and has a large
School construction continues on time, under budget
The $6 million bond for the school district’s current construction is still within budget, despite the weather constraints on time. The bond included projects such as the new artificial turf
Woolford wins Top Crossing Guard vote
Ashland Police Chief Lyn Woolford has a few more pages of paperwork this week – but it is paperwork that he won’t mind completing. Woolford won the popular vote competition
Officers encourages residents to protect their gifts, valuables this holiday season
Mid-Missouri law enforcement agencies are encouraging residents to be aware of the potential for theft during the holiday season. One way to slow the rash of thefts that escalates in
