P&Z Rejects Duplex Bid on Liberty
The Ashland Planning and Zoning Commission denied approval for its second multi-family housing development in two months on Tuesday, June 14. Schooler Construction and C.L. Richardson Company were seeking a
Residents call new trash plan “garbage”
Ashland residents took to Facebook last week to voice their irritation over the city’s new trash plan. The City of Ashland recently changed the trash service, along with its vendor
Adjusting the mirrors
We’ve all heard the same tired jokes: “Look out (insert name of locale here), (insert name of new driver here) just got his/her driver’s license!” Or, “I’ll be sure to
Time to break the rules
Last Tuesday, June 14 was a normal deadline day. Which, if you’ve ever been in the communications field, you know is an oxymoron. There is no such thing as a
Ira “Leon” Calvin
Ira “Leon” Calvin, 89, passed away in his sleep Sunday, June 19, 2016. Leon was born September 8, 1926 in Boone County to the late Ira and Clara Belle Calvin.
John Lee Buckner
John Lee Buckner of Ashland, passed away at his home on June 19, 2016, he was 88 years old. John was born May 27, 1928 in South Park, Kansas, the
City Denies Another Building Request: Development would have put six duplexes on Liberty Lane
The Ashland Planning and Zoning Commission denied approval for its second multi-family housing development is two months on Tuesday evening. Schooler Construction and C.L. Richardson Company were seeking a change
Take Heat Precautions
As summer heat and humidity begin to make an appearance in mid-Missouri, health experts from University of Missouri Health Care urge residents to take precautions to protect themselves. Temperatures are
Permit OK, Hummingbird ready to dig
With Department of Natural Resources in hand, workers from the C.L. Richardson company will soon be installing pipe for the forced main sewage system from Hummingbird Properties near the Columbia
Lemonade needed on hot day
The heat, like Jessica John’s right forearm, packed a powerful punch on Saturday afternoon. John, a 10-year-old karate student in the YMCA’s program, took a whack at a two-inch board
