Right and Wrong
When I was an eighteen-year-old freshman at Mizzou, way back in 1990, I decided to flaunt my newfound independence from my parents by getting an ear pierced. What a rebel
Aldermen look forward to roundabout to ease congestion
LEAD PHOTO: Sgt. James Creel, left, and city workers frame a new room at the future site of the new Ashland Police headquarters while Chief Lyn Woolford looks on. The
Ashland Police prepare to move to new location
East Broadway location also site of future city hall It was previously the home to Regions Bank, but the future headquarters of the Ashland Police Department, undergoing some rennovations at
Gas prices plunge as holiday travel approaches
Gas prices hit a low for the year on Monday as oil’s plunge led to rellief at the pump for US motorists. The average national price of gas was $2.42
Free turkey dinner nets donation for Veteran’s organization
A strong turnout for a Thanksgiving feast netted more than $2,000 for Welcome Home, a Veteran’s organization that works to find housing for homeless veterans. Skyline Cafe in downtown Ashland
MU Health Care to participate with Anthem
MU Health Care and its providers are network participants in Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield’s health insurance marketplace products offered for 2019 in Boone County. MU Health Care offers
Eagles pass test, stay unbeaten
LEAD SPORTS PHOTO: The Southern Boone YMCA host 425 wrestlers at their annual tournament on Sunday. Tournament organizers Trent Tracy and Kip Batye said wrestlers were mostly from Mid-Missouri, but also
Four Eagles named to All Region team
Four Eagles soccer players were named to the Class 2, Region 3 soccer team, including Brett Brookshire, Rece Gilmore, Nick Grabner and Trenton Roney. Gilmore was named the Offensive Player
Eagles girls fall to Fatima
The Southern Boone County girls’ basketball team had a tough matchup against Fatima on Thursday night. The Eagles were able to grab an early lead in the first quarter, outscoring
SoBoCo drops opening matches
The SoBoCo Eagles dropped a pair of matches to open the season last Thursday in a quadrangle at Hallsville. SoBoCo, featuring a young and inexperienced lineup, fell to last year’s
