Police Report
Ashland Police and Boone County Sheriff’s office reported the following arrests recently: • 12.29.20: Dominic Larenze Barber, 20, of Boonville, was arrested by Ashland Police on three (3) out of
Winter storm brings potential for hazardous holiday travel
2020 exits with icy goodbye The potential for a widespread winter storm could bring hazardous road conditions at the peak of New Year’s celebrations. A complex weather system is expected
Break Time nears completion
With a matter of days counting down to the new year, Ashland residents are able to look forward to furthering city-wide development. Due to the halting of various grants and
Geers to close Ashland Pharmacy
For the past 28 years, pharmacist Kay Geers has been providing Ashland with a reliable source of medications and medical supplies. Next month, she will be closing up shop and
Around Town
This new year, 2021, we will ring in the new, but will also carry over old issues from the previous year. One of the “old” issues that has long plagued
River Hills Housing, Hartsburg awarded grant
River Hills Housing is pleased to announce it has been selected to receive a [$357,163.00] grant from the Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines through the Competitive Affordable Housing
MU nursing students step up to help with patient care over winter break
One by one, the 70 nursing students on the late-afternoon video call turned on their cameras. Some were still in nursing uniforms from clinical, some were just taking a break
Police Report
Ashland Police and Boone County Sheriff’s office reported the following arrests recently: • 12.22.20: Sheyanne Eveleigh Nichols, 22, of Columbia, was arrested by Ashland Police on a charge of 2nd
Palletts produce
Brenda Austin, of Ashland Eastern Star Chapter #309, presents a check to Ashland Mayor Richard Sullivan for the money raised for the city beautification project. Pallett trees were made and
Passage of COVID-19 Relief Package
Upon the Senate’s passage of the $908-billion COVID-19 spending package, Sen. Sanders (I-Vt.) issued the following statement: “Tonight, Congress passed a $908-billion COVID-19 relief bill that extends unemployment benefits through
