Travis Naughton, Wallflower
“So, what do you do at the MOI?” a friendly stranger asked me at the Missouri Orthopaedic Institute holiday party last weekend. “Oh, I don’t work there,” I explained. “My
As of this writing on a Friday afternoon, the Southern Boone High School wrestling team had not yet competed in their first match. That took place on the night after
Noel ‘Bill’ Lott
Noel William “Bill” Lott of Ashland, age 87, passed away December 4, 2016 at the Harry S. Truman Veterans Hospital in Columbia. Bill was born July 18, 1929 in Mississippi,
Eagles Wrestling opens Tuesday
What made a dozen or so Eagles athletes skimp on Thanksgiving dinner last week? The idea that they would be stepping on a scale and expected to make weight in
Parry Optimistic about Ashland Growth
After winning the Nov. 8 election to represent the Southern District on the Boone County Commission, Fred Parry has spent time working to learn even more about his new job.
Southern Boone actors take the stage in Elf, Jr., the Musical
Theater Preview by Tammy Miller Five members of the Southern Boone community will be performing this weekend as part of the cast of Elf for TRYPS Children’s Institute at Stephens
Hometown Holiday Events This Weekend
There will be plenty of fun and holiday magic this weekend – and you won’t have to drive out of town to enjoy the fun. “This weekend is a good
Winter Walking School Bus
On Friday, December 9th the Walking School Bus program will be having a one-day winter walk. No registration is necessary. Just show up by 7:25 a.m. at the Ashland Baptist
Wren looks for right balance for Ashland ownership/rentals
New Ashland Planning and Zoning Commission chairman Ernie Wren says that he anticipates more and more growth in town….and issues that come with that growth. Wren, 54, was nominated and
Solid win in Moberly
The SoBoCo Eagles boys basketball team went to 2-0 on the young season by getting a good win on the road Tuesday night, defeating Moberly 65-55. The Eagles took a
