20 things to do with the kids
Summer is a great time of year, especially if you can deal with the heat. It’s a chance to be free from homework and the hectic schedule that takes place
New alma mater, hires discussed at school board meeting
Lead Photo: Asher Gardner power washes his deck on Monday afternoon. Gardner said that keeping hydrated is important for staying cool. The Southern Boone County School Board is looking for
Summer school continues trend of increased enrollment at SoBoCo
After a few weeks of empty halls and classrooms, Southern Boone County schools are again filled with the sounds of learning children. Summer school began on June 4, with kids
Handling the heat
Ashland residents share tips for beating the heat The second week of June in mid-Missouri has brought heat typically reserved for the later months of the summer, with 90-degree temperatures
Ashland Realtors certified for Emeritus Status
The National Association of Realtors has approved two Ashland realtors and 12 Columbia realtors for “Emeritus status. Carl Freiling and Barrett Glascock were named to the list of honor. To
Route 54 Bridge Rehabilitation to Close Ramps in Jefferson City
A resurfacing and bridge improvement project along U.S. Route 54 from the Missouri River Bridge to just south of the Stadium Boulevard interchange in Jefferson City moved into its second
Police Report
Ashland Police and Boone County Sheriff’s office reported the following arrests recently. 06.02.2018: • Jessie James Archer, 38, of Ashland, was arrested by Ashland Police on charges of 4th degree
Incoming governor Mike Parson brings less drama to Capitol City
Missouri’s next governor, Mike Parson, has few similarities to Gov. Eric Greitens, but he might serve as a greater ally for Republicans in Jefferson City. Last Friday at 5 p.m.,
Summer Reading: Where “Libraries Rock”
The Southern Boone Public Library began its summer reading program on May 30 with the theme of “Libraries Rock”. The library hosts the program every summer, with a different theme,
May’s Record-breaking heat brings Summer Weather Safety Week
According to the National Weather Service, among the cities reaching all-time high average temperatures for the month of May were: Columbia, Springfield, St. Louis, and West Plains. Kansas City and
