Darrell Ellis 1919-2017
Darrell Ellis passed away at Ashland Healthcare on March 2, 2017, she was 97 years old. Darrell was born March 5, 1919 in Hartsburg, Missouri, the daughter of Wilton and
Beeson Leads Eagles to Next Round
Looking right at home on Missouri S&T’s court, Skyler Beeson held the Eagles together in the first half and 23 points overall, led SoBoCo into the next round of the
Gloria Haight 1951-2017
Gloria Leann Haight of Hartsburg, passed away February 28, 2017 at Boone Hospital Center, she was 65 years old. Gloria was born May 2, 1951 in Columbia, the daughter of
A Historic Basketball Season for the Eagles
Eagles Twin Wins As the final buzzer sounded marking the Eagles boys basketball team’s District 9 championship, the crowd in red and black moved the celebration from the stands onto
New flights good for Ashland, says Mayor Rhorer
Three new flight to two new destinations will only provide more passengers and traffic at and around Columbia Regional Airport, Mayor Gene Rhorer said on Monday. Columbia Mayor Brian Treece
No permit yet, but city calls meeting “very successful”
Citing a “very positive” atmosphere and a meeting that saw both representatives of the City of Ashland and the Department of Natural Resources working together, Ashland Mayor Gene Rhorer said
Sturgeon man convicted of felonies
A Sturgeon man who was shot by the Sturgeon Police chief during last summer’s Boone County Fair has been convicted of two felonies. Charles N. Simcoe, 35, was convicted last
DBRL changes gun policy
Concealed weapons will be allowed in the Southern Boone Library and other facilities in the Daniel Boone Regional Library system, though the library’s attorney is still reviewing the law in
Lenora Manning 1931-2017
Lenora Ellen Manning 85, of Jefferson City, passed away Saturday, February 25, 2017, at her residence. She was born June 18, 1931 in St. Louis, Mo., the daughter of the
Road to Final Four is a Tough Challenge
The Eagles girls basketball team went to the Final Four last year and came away with a pair of losses and plenty of good memories and experience. Now they want
