Serving it up with the Eagles
The Southern Boone Eagles volleyball started their season on 9/1 against a very strong Booneville team. New rule changes for volleyball this year include changing the format from best 2
Eagles sink the Pirates
Southern Boone walked into a Pirates den on Friday evening to face an undefeated Boonville team and emerged with a 20-14 victory. Eagles Head Coach Trent Tracy says it was
Eagles Soccer Takes Down Hannibal
The Southern Boone soccer team sandwiched the past weekend with away games against two big school opponents. On Friday, the team traveled to Hannibal (2-1) on what turned out to
Girls golf team takes it low
The SoBoCo girls golf team enjoyed one of its best days in recent years in the prestigious Helias Invitational at Meadow Lake Acres. SoBoCo had a team score of 355
Keeping Our Schools Safe and Open
When I was asked to sub as a special education paraprofessional at Southern Boone Primary to begin the new school year, I jumped at the chance. I knew, for the
Navigating One Read 2020 During a Pandemic
Every September since 2002, the Daniel Boone Regional Library has sponsored a community-wide reading program that encourages adults of all ages to read one book over the summer and in
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
