April 25, 2024
After hearing of the devastating wildfires that burned thousands of square miles across parts of Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas and Colorado recently, Englewood resident Courtney Collins realized it was time to
By Bruce Wallace As the Southern Boone Board of Education prepares to put the puzzle pieces together for a new district budget for 2017-18, some veteran teachers would like for
COLUMBIA, Mo. – While some students will head off on beach vacations or back home for spring break, approximately 700 University of Missouri students will be hitting the road for
By Bruce Wallace If the fake blood on Spencer Taggart’s head didn’t get the attention of his classmates, his mother’s screams certainly did. The Ashland FFA organized the mock crash
By Bruce Wallace The SoBoCo Eagles girls soccer team got two quick goals in their home-opener Tuesday evening and cruised to a 7-0 win over Fulton. The Eagles moved to
By Bruce Wallace The SoBoCo girls soccer team seems to get a kick out of opening the season at the Lebanon Tournament. The Eagles won the annual opening tourney in
By Bruce Wallace While other teams are getting their swings in early in the season, the Southern Boone Eagles played a scrimmage game on Saturday. But the Eagles will make
By Travis Naughton The flames of the largest wildfire in Kansas history had barely been extinguished when Southern Boone native Courtney Collins started putting a plan together to get help
By Bruce Wallace Monday’s temperatures set a record high temperature at 84-degrees, but that did not stop Southern Boone firefighters working, in full bunker gear, to demonstrate to high school
By Bruce Wallace A few notes from the past few weeks: If you missed the Family of Christ Lutheran Church fish fry, you missed one outstanding meal. Not only was
