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
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
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
There are a number of newsmaker stories to look forward to in 2018, including elections, more construction and development and growth in Southern Boone, including: School Board election – Incumbent
The holiday season is almost over and soon it will be time to take down the decorations and dispose of the tree. The Missouri Department of Natural Resources has a
Christelle Ilboudo, M.D., a pediatric infectious disease physician and medical director of infection control and prevention at University of Missouri Health Care, said this has been an especially severe year
A Boone County sheriff’s deputy was presented a Life Saving Award for taking quick action that saved the life of a two-year-old girl not breathing due possibly to an airway
The annual children’s letters to Santa Claus by SoBoCo kindergarten students are published in this week’s edition of the Boone County Journal. Photo: The Primary School had the best dressed
The Ashland Board of Aldermen approved two zoning requests during their Tuesday evening meeting. A former church on Main Street was approved for an office zoning by a 5-0 vote
The Ashland Planning and Zoning meeting last Tuesday evening was a prime example of how split the board is over future development – and how developers are looking for some