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When it is playoff time, a team simply needs to advance to the next round. Sometimes that is termed “Survive and advance to the next round.” The SoBoCo Eagles did

The City of Ashland and Republic Waste Services have established new trash routes and a new pick-up schedule for residents in the City of Ashland. According to City Administrator Lyn

For a Class of 2016 which has achieved so much, they might simply be remembered for their sheer size. One hundred and thirty-three seniors graduated from Southern Boone this year

The Southern Boone County School Board approved three initiatives during their regular monthly board meeting on Monday which will change very different aspects of the school district. • The school

The SoBoCo Eagles performed well where expected – and perhaps where they were a bit surprised on Saturday at the District track meet. The Eagles girls finished in second place

The SoBoCo Eagles fell behind, then got the lead – then repeated that formula. But in the end, the Eagles took a wild 9-5 win over Moberly last Thursday. The

When your leading golfer for the past three years has been sick then hurts his back on the second hole of Monday’s Sectional Golf Tournament, what does a coach do?

The SoBoCo Eagles soccer team saw one of their top playmakers go down and out for the season last week, but got another goal scorer returned to the lineup. Along

The Ashland Planning and Zoning Commission denied a change of zoning for developer Mike McCubbin on Tuesday night during their regular monthly meeting. The unanimous “No” vote came after nearly

It is difficult for high school principals to compare one graduating class to another, however, this year is not difficult for Dale Van Deven. On Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m