Gamble, Columbia Eye Consultants, open in Ashland
The Columbia Eye Consultants is the most recent medical practice to make a new home in Ashland. Local optometrist Jeff Gamble and his team have opened the practice. The Ashland
Southern Boone Kindergarten: BIG Numbers
Superintendent Chris Felmlee and SoBoCo Principal Brandy Clark look at the enrollment numbers and shake their head. But they are not surprised. Fall enrollment numbers at the SoBoCo school district
Skelton makes second run at 50th District
On Labor Day weekend, Michela Skelton’s political Facebook page offered simple, but direct logic for voters, utilizing political signage: “If you had this sign,” was the headline above a “Vote
Potterfields honored for conservation efforts
Larry and Brenda Potterfield will be honored with the Governor’s State of Missouri Conservation Award at the third annual National Lewis & Clark Conservation Awards ceremony September 22, 2018. Hosted
You miss a lot when staring at a phone
Last week was eventful, to say the very least. In just seven days, I attended seven live sporting events, serving as the press box announcer for four football games and
Garage/Yard Sales
• Inventory Clearance! Jamby Styles (similar to LulaRoe) consultant going out of business. Leggings, shirts, dresses, hoodies and more! Saturday, 8-12pm. 6571 Russian Setter Circle, Ashland. • Yard Sale –
Eagles surprised at Versailles, Eldon next
LEAD SPORTS PHOTO-Schmidt applauded for sportsmanship: SoBoCo senior Blake Schmidt helps a competitor after he had fallen in a recent cross country meet. The photo was taken by a parent of
Crushing the Colonels
SoBoCo soccer continued its early season winning streak with a home opener win over Missouri Military Academy, 10-0. The Eagles scored early out of the gate, with a goal from
Eagles top Eugene, fall to Fatima
The SoBoCo Eagles looked as if they might go to a third set for a second straight game before they pulled away from Eugene for a 25-9, 29-27 win on
Softball team falls at Linn
The Eagles softball team dropped a pair of games and watched the rainouts add up this past week. The Eagles were blasted by Hickman last Tuesday by an 11-1 score
