By: Frank Burkett Immigration is a huge reason America became the greatest Nation of all time. Those immigrants that came here in the17th, 18th, 19th and early 20th centuries came
Feb. 21– 1848: “The Communist Manifesto,” authored by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, is published in London. 1878: The first phone directory, containing fifty names and numbers, became available in
Robert “Wayne” Selby, 85, of Ashland, passed away on Tuesday, February 13, 2024, at the Villa at Blue Ridge, with his family at his side. Services will be Monday, February
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Abigail Elizabeth Hall-Walls, who gained her angel wings on February 12, 2024. Abbie was born on May 13, 1992,
By: Tara Blue On Tuesday, Feb. 6th, Ashland residents rejected the city’s $40 million dollar bond issue, with 53.48% of voters selecting “NO” to the wastewater bond question. The issue
Ashland Police, Boone County Sherriff’s Office, and Missouri State Highway Patrol reported the following recent arrests: Sanitra Gibson, age 34 of Jefferson City. Arrested by APD on 02/08/2024 for an
By: Katie Taranto and Sigi Ris, Columbia Missourian Some Boone County Republicans- as well as some state and party officials- are voicing concerns about the party’s March 2 presidential caucus,
Orion and Barbara Beckmeyer hosted 22 members of the Boonslick Chordbusters for a musical retreat on Saturday, February 3rd. The group studied music selections for four hours in preparation for
By: Rebekah Hammett Ashland, MO – The National FFA awarded $1000 SAE grants to Mabry Brotemarkle, Kaylie Foreman,Courtney Hargis, Brayden Kuhrts, Zach Marren, Sophia Offield and Anna Sappington. Missouri FFA
By: Tara Blue The Eagles swept Hallsville during the courtwarming games last Friday, Feb. 9th, winning all four matchups of the night. The JV girls kicked off the evening with