By: Ernie Wren There’s been a lot of issues with the high school track’s construction progress, but I’m not going to get into that as it has been extensively covered
By: Ernie Wren With a significant part of the recent municipal election being focused on attracting new businesses to Ashland while retaining existing businesses, the Journal asked City Administrator Kyle
“Were you there when they crucified my lord”? A hymn asks the question. The crucifixion of Jesus happened nearly 2000 years ago. Of course we were not there. Or were
Edward Lee “Eddie” Sachs, 76, a resident of Ashland passed away peacefully on April 11, 2024, at his home. Eddie was born on June 9, 1947, in Columbia, the son
Betty Jean “Jeannie” Palmer, 95 years of Ashland, Missouri, formerly of Carson, Iowa, passed away on Monday, April 8, 2024, at The Neighborhoods by Tiger Place, in Columbia, Missouri. Jeannie
Southern Boone Varsity Eagles barely hung on until the end in the nail-biting, back-and-forth game against Grain Valley Eagles on Thursday, April 11th. The bottom of the lineup was strong
By: Rich Ward It was a beautiful brisk morning to start our ride to Hinkson Creek on Friday April 12th. Those riding were Ginni, Alvyne, Donovan and Rich. Hinkson Creek
By: Tara Blue Construction on the new Southern Boone High School track began today, Friday April 12th in agreement with the $3 million dollar bond issue approved by voters in
Apr. 10- 1815: The largest volcanic eruption ever recorded occurs as Mt. Tambora in present-day Indonesia explodes, expelling an estimated 36 cubic miles of ash and rock into the atmosphere,
By: Tara Blue The Southern Boone community came out in full support on Saturday, April 6th to celebrate the official grand opening of Yummy Yo’s. Customers enjoyed face painting, a