Learning Garden hosts chili cook-off
The Southern Boone Learning Garden will host a Chili and Soup Cook-Off at the Ashland Optimist Building on Sunday, Feb. 26 from 11:30 to 2 p.m. Learning Garden supporters will
Donald L. Turner 1936-2017
Donald L. Turner, age 80, of Gravois Mills, passed away Monday, February 13, 2017, at his home after a brave struggle with cancer. He was born April 30, 1936,
Laurie Fuemmeler 1953-2017
Laurel Jane “Laurie” Fuemmeler of Mexico, Mo., died Saturday February 11, 2017 at Saint Mary’s Hospital in Jefferson City. Laurie was born on June 25, 1953 in Columbia, to James
Eagles fall to Helias
The SoBoCo Eagles held the lead early, but Helias bounced back to go on a 17-2 run and went on to defeat the Eagles 59-44 in Ashland on Tuesday. The
Eagles send two wrestlers to State
In its first year of competition, the Southern Boone High School wrestling team will be sending two wrestlers to the state meet this weekend at Hearnes Arena. Blake Schmidt, 38-2,
Boys top Hallsville, seeded second
The SoBoCo Eagles owned a big lead on Friday night. Then, they lost it. Then they won the game. The Eagles showed a combination of grit and patience – both
Girls take a week off, seeded third
The SoBoCo Eagles won two games easily last week, but more than momentum, coach Tony Phillips is looking to get his team rested and healthy before next week’s district tournament.
Strawberry Shortcake and the Parenting Win
“I don’t care about the lipstick or nail polish, but do you have to use so much perfume?” “Just how many skirts do you have on right now?” “Quit shaking
Men are the worst patients – and get no sympathy
I discovered, once again, that there is a good reason why more women than men are nurses. Women, when around patients – and especially sick men and husbands – are
Eagles Split With Fulton
The Eagles boys basketball team came out flat in their re-match with Fulton on Thursday night. The Hornets owned a 32-23 lead at halftime and began melting the clock early
