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
Stichnote, Eagles drive past Falcons
If you were watching Eagles coach Andy Jahnsen in the third quarter, you could tell when he thought the game was won. With just under four minutes left in
Three-peat!
Eagles defense holds Tigers to nine second half points, 41-29 win. The St. James Tigers were very successful shooting 3-point shots in their first two district games last week.
Philosophy degree pays off—20 years later
Inscribed on the walls of the Temple of Apollo, where the Oracle of Delphi dispensed wisdom to the ancient Greeks, was the simple yet powerful directive, “Know Thyself.” It is
Winning on the court and off
This will be, perhaps, the most controversial column I’ve written in the past 15 years. More controversial than my disdain for yip-yap dogs in favor of Labrador Retrievers. More controversial
Eagles slip past Tolton
If you were not there, you could not feel the stress or the madness. For the second time in as many nights, the Tolton Trailblazers held a solid lead over the
Beeson, Shoot lift Eagles over Tolton
A furious third quarter rally led to a fourth quarter 20-9 run and the Southern Boone Eagles once again took down the bigger Father Tolton Trailblazers by a 51-43 score
