July 17– 1918: Russian Tsar Nicholas II and the Romanov royal family are executed by a Bolshevik firing squad in Yekaterinburg, Russia. 1936: A right-wing uprising, led by General Francisco
The children in the neighborhood decide to have a game of ball and they choose sides. The better players are chosen first and finally all the children have been chosen
Dwayne B. Nichols, of Hartsburg , passed away peacefully on July 14, 2024, at home surrounded by his family. Dwayne was born to Paul and Alrene Nichols on June 29,
By: Tara Blue The garden and the hearts were in full blossom on Friday, July 12th as former Ashland Garden Club President Marilyn McGuire and her husband Jim opened their
By: Tara Blue The Village Board of Trustees had Hartsburg’s best interests in mind when they discussed funding options for the sewer system compliance project at the Wednesday, July 10th
The Hartsburg Lions Club hosted Eagle Flight Fireworks on Saturday, July 13th. The event featured concessions, a spectacular fireworks show, a playground, and good ol’ fashioned family fun. The fireworks
By: Tara Blue Redbud Lane will become a one-way street beginning in August. The proposed direction of travel will be east to west, starting at N Henry Clay Boulevard and
By: Rich Ward Last Friday, July 12th was another beautiful day on the Katy trail. We rode from North Jefferson to the boat ramp near bridge to the info board
By: Ernie Wren “Prison Brews” is a popular eating spot with many state workers in Jefferson City, and there is several good reasons for that; tasty food, great service, unique
By: Ernie Wren Let’s start this article with a community PSA. If you or people that you may know are veterans, please be aware that fireworks will be going off