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The SoBoCo Eagles boys basketball team felt confident they could out-play the bigger Battle High Spartans on Thursday and they raced to an 8-0 lead behind Maguire Scheer. But right

The SoBoCo Eagles wrestling team knew that they had a chance to make history on Tuesday beyond simply competing in the first match in school history. They did so by

The City of Ashland Board of Aldermen were expected to give final approval for annexation of 73 acres at the Highway 63 – Rt. H interchange at last night’s regularly

For anyone looking for a good way to make the holiday season brighter for dozens of Mid-Missouri families, the opportunity will be at the Primary School this Saturday. Local attorney

The Southern Boone YMCA is giving area runners the opportunity to put on an extra layer of running gear to participate in their first Run Run Rudolph 5K run. The

The Salvation Army is looking for bell ringers again this year. The effort is organized by Optimist Club members, however, you don’t have to be an Optimist member to be

The SoBoCo Eagles boys basketball team knew they would be out-sized in many of their early games. But coach Andy Jahnsen knew that his team was faster. The Eagles ran

With his starting point guard on the bench, coach Tony Phillips went to multiple players to run the Eagles attack in their game at Moberly on Monday. Senior Riley Scheer

For SoBoCo Eagles star Ian Meentemeyer of Ashland was named Newcomer of the Year by Central College (Pella, Iowa) men’s soccer program. Ian, a 2016 Southern Boone graduate, is a