Ashland Police cited by Attorney General
Just two weeks after he announced his SAFE Kit Initiative to eliminate the backlog of untested sexual assault kits, Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt today presented the Law Enforcement Community
City preps for MoDot summer construction
On April 15 Redbud Lane and Johnson Drive will become one-way streets. In preparation for the MoDot construction of Highway M from the intersection at DD to the Highway 63
Police chase ends in arrest
LEAD PHOTO: Hartsburg view of the rising Missouri River. LEAD STORY: Police chase ends in arrest Law enforcement officials arrested Allan Bobbitt, 32, Wednesday afternoon after a car and foot chase. The
City budget, revenues in growth mode
LEAD PHOTO: Hartsburg view of the rising Missouri River. LEAD STORY: City budget, revenues in growth mode The City of Ashland’s annual budget is growing as the City grows. The City projected
Scheulen, Cunningham vie for fire board seats
The Southern Boone Fire Protection District is looking for voters to approve the 12-cent per $100 of assessed value tax increase for the currently all-volunteer fire department on the April
Missouri River cresting above flood stage
Rainfall and snowmelt creating flooding in the upper Midwest has sent the Missouri River above its banks throughout the state. Two deaths have been attributed to the flooding, and two
Walsh backs bill to teach the Bible in high schools
Does teaching the Bible in school add historical context or promote religion? That question was at the core of a lengthy debate Wednesday in the Missouri House over a bill
Spring rains bring flood water risks
As many northwest Missouri communities face rivers and creeks at or above flood stage, the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) reminds Missourians of the serious health and
Police Report
Ashland Police and Boone County Sheriff’s office reported the following arrests recently. • 03.12.19: Nicholas Christopher Dulick, 31, of Ashland, was arrested by Boone County Sheriff’s deputies for failing to
Highway 63 safety is cause for concern
LEAD PHOTO: The Southern Boone Senior Center’s annual Loafer’s Days event kicked off with a crowd for lunch last Thursday. LEAD STORY: The Tuesday, March 5 Alderman meeting revolved around the
