May 18, 2024
For some children, mimicking the northern bobwhite quail’s mating call was how they learned to whistle. They heard the urgent and earnest “bob-white” sound lilting from pastures and fields. The
Special Olympics Missouri (SOMO) will be hosting its first-ever Virtual Summer Games this May and June. Due to COVID-19, the State Summer Games experience had to be altered and moved
Members of the Board of Education, Superintendent Felmlee, Principal Van Deven, High School Faculty and Staff, Friends and Family, and last but not least, Members of the Class of 2020;
As the world continues to struggle with how to deal with the health and economic effects of the coronavirus pandemic, people are staying at home. The longer we remain sheltered
James Sylvester Cunningham, 95, of Columbia, passed away May 14, 2020 at Columbia Post Acute. Due to the current public health guidelines a private family graveside service will be held
• CITY OF ASHLAND: SUMMER HELP The City of Ashland Public Works Department has openings for summer help. Duties include light and heavy physical labor associated with street maintenance, water/sewer maintenance,
Ashland Police Officer George Roberson, center, was honored at the Ashland Police Department yesterday morning with a certificates of proclamation due to being shot at in the line of duty.
On Friday, May 8, the Sobocoband page on Facebook had a posting which ignited a firestorm of responses. The posting was the following; “Attention! SBC Band needs your help! 6th
In mid-April, Gov. Mike Parson announced that all Missouri public and charter school facilities would remain closed for the rest of the academic year. This order has resulted in several
Sanitary precautions, absentee voting, and new polling places are all measures being taken to protect elections this year, says Boone County Clerk Brianna Lennon. With the municipal April 7 election
