Hall of Fame inducts first class of athletes on Saturday
Young and old. Male and female. All outstanding athletes. They will gather this Saturday at Southern Boone High School. The first class of the Southern Boone Athletic Hall of Fame
Glascock remains SoBoCo school board president, Condron V-P
The Southern Boone School Board had a few new faces and names at their regular April meeting on Monday. But one face and name stayed in the same position. Barrett
Police Report
Ashland Police and Boone County Sheriff’s office reported the following arrests recently. 04.16.2018: • Cheryl Ann Sawyer, 54, of Hartsburg, was arrested by Boone County Sheriff’s deputies on an out
Chamber and SBEDC celebrate growth next week
LEAD PHOTO: Southern Boone Chamber award winners were celebrated in January of this year at the Optimist Club. Above, Jason Reynolds and Tracy Banning of Angell & Company, Margaret Campbell
Walsh, Rowden differ on Greitens report
Ashland State Rep. Sara Walsh called testimony released by the Missouri House Special Investigative Committee on Oversight as “very disturbing and graphic allegations regarding Gov. (Eric) Greitens.” However, Walsh still
SoBoCo school bond, parks tax pass easily
On Wednesday, the day after Tuesday’s city and school election, administrators at the City of Ashland and SoBoCo Schools were busy. City Administrator and Police Chief Lyn Woolford spent a
Booming already, local real estate looks for a big 2018
Southern Boone realtors are not letting a little cold weather get in the way of them getting a jump on the home selling season. Despite the unseasonal temperatures, local realtors
Two One Read contenders vie for readers votes at DB Library
The One Read reading panel of community members from Boone and Callaway Counties narrowed the list of more than 140 book suggestions for the 2018 One Read title to two
April is National Safe Digging Month
Spring weather in Missouri brings an increase in projects that may require digging or excavation work around your home or business. Before turning a shovel of dirt on any project,
Election
Lead Photo: Southern Boone High School student Forrest Parker checks a computer during voting at Tuesday’s election. Voting on Tuesday morning was light, but polls were open until 7 p.m.
