Englewood 4-H Club hustles to support local youth activities
By: Ryder Skouby, Englewood 4-H Reporter The Englewood 4-H meeting was held May 12th at the Englewood Clubhouse. We had a Health and Safety – AED machine presentation. Jamie Basne
Hartsburg to rally for ballpark improvements
HARTSBURG, Mo. — A night of music, food, and community spirit is set for Saturday, June 14, as The Burg Pub & Grill, country music artist Brad Cunningham, and Hartsburg
Juvenile Arrested in Ashland City Park Vandalism Case
ASHLAND, Mo. — Ashland police have arrested a juvenile in connection with the vandalism that forced the temporary closure of a restroom at the City Park ballfields earlier this month.
The Journal goes to the Last Frontier!
Traveling Journal Jeana and Ken Bishop brought the Journal on their 13-day vacation to Alaska. The “Last Frontier” State of Alaska has a few unique attributes worth noting: 1. Alaska
Hartsburg approves sewer rate increase to meet environmental standards
HARTSBURG, Mo. — The Village of Hartsburg has approved a sewer rate increase as part of a broader effort to upgrade its wastewater treatment system and meet new state environmental
Eagles Soar Beyond: Local students named to Spring 2025 Deans List
SPRINGFIELD, MO- Each semester, students at Missouri State University who attain academic excellence are named to the dean’s list. For undergraduate students, criteria include enrollment in at least 12 credit
Beneath the stars: Hartsburg welcomes Trevon Dawson to town for country music concert
HARTSBURG, Mo. — The Burg Pub & Grill shut the town down on Saturday, May 31, as The Voice contestant and rising country star Trevon Dawson brought big-time energy to
APD Issues Warning on Use of Mini-Motorcycles and Motorized Scooters by Minors
ASHLAND, Mo. — The Ashland Police Department is urging parents to review Missouri law before allowing their children to ride motorized bicycles, scooters, or mini-motorcycles on public roads, following a
Boone County Sheriff’s Office warns public of new scam
COLUMBIA, Mo. — The Boone County Sheriff’s Office is alerting residents to a new and more advanced phone scam that uses forged federal documents to trick victims into handing over
The Journal goes to Bermuda! Traveling Journal
Mr. Bill Rudin of North Carolina, retired school teacher and our former This Week in History columnist recently took the Journal on the Royal Caribbean’s “Liberty of the Seas” vessel.
