Police Report
Ashland Police and Boone County Sheriff’s office reported the following arrests recently. 1.4.2018: • Bobbi Gene Keith, 37, of Hartsburg, was arrested by Boone County Sheriff’s deputies on charges of
Charter Schools up on legislative agenda for Republicans
Republican-led legislature, Gov. Grietens make Charter Schools a priority The Missouri Legislature will convene this week with nearly 300 Senate and 500 House proposals filed for the legislative session. But
Tax Relief Coming in 2018
Missouri Department of Revenue Director Joel Walters today issued the following statement: “Passed by the Missouri Legislature in 2014, Senate Bill 509 called for a reduction to the individual income
Retirement of Judge Deborah Daniels
Associate Circuit Judge Deborah Daniels announced her last day on the bench will be February 28, 2018. She was first elected to the office in 2006 and re-elected in 2010
Fire budget increases, as do expenses
Ashland’s growth this past year – and the past decade – has provided more property taxes for the Southern Boone Fire Protection District, but the increased cost of purchasing equipment
Garden Club celebrates 60th year
The Ashland Garden Club was organized in October of 1957 at the home of Mrs. IIah Moss Richardson with a total of 15 members present. Meetings were held in members
Three fires in three days
The Southern Boone Fire Protection District, having had few fires in recent months, were called to three residential fires in three days this past weekend. The largest of the three
Deep Freeze through Friday
The single-digit temperatures that have kept Mid-Missouri in the deep freeze since last week will continue until the weekend, according to meteorologists at KMIZ-17. Temperatures dropped below zero over the
2017 – The Year in SoBoCo News
For all of the years that Ashland thought it saw unprecedented growth, 2017 stands above the rest. In the past, “growth” meant a new housing addition. In 2017, growth meant
Aldermen approve zoning request, Baptist Home funding
The Ashland Board of Aldermen approved two zoning requests during their Tuesday evening meeting, giving a stronger indication that the City is welcoming of commercial development. A former church on
