Thursday Loafer’s Kick Off
Make your way to the Southern Boone Senior Center tomorrow morning, March 8 at 9 a.m. and visit with friends and neighbors. Take time to play some games and stay
CarQuest opens in Ashland
New CarQuest owner Donnie Sanford was being pulled in four different directions last week. From new inventory, to working with the computer system, Sanford was busy. And he was exhilirated
Annual Chamber Days set for April 19-21
The Southern Boone Chamber of Commerce has a three-day event on the calendar you won’t want to miss. Save some time during Southern Boone’s annual Chamber Days, April 19-21, to
Rep. Walsh invites Vietnam vets to recognition ceremony
In recognition of Vietnam Veterans Day on March 29, State Rep. Sara Walsh invites veterans to the Missouri House Chamber to be honored for their service. Veterans who contact Walsh
City Budget includes pay increases
A preliminary look at the City of Ashland’s 2018-19 budget reflects across-the-board raises of one dollar per hour for all employees. That raise will be a higher increase for those
House panel set to investigate Gov. Greitens
A bi-partisan House committee has been named to investigate the facts surrounding the indictment of Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens. The committee, named Monday, has five Republicans and two Democrats and
Callaway Bank promotes Ann Colgrove
Ann Barber Colgrove has recently been promoted to Senior Vice President by the Board of Directors. As a Mortgage and Commercial Lending Officer, Colgrove is based in the full-service branch
Pizza Haus on the move, on break
The Ashland Pizza Haus will be moving down Broadway in March from its current home on the corner of Broadway and Main to their new home at 123 E. Broadway.
Boone County adopts new jury system
Boone County will start using a new jury system called “Show-Me Jury” or “eJuror,” which allows potential jurors to fill out a questionnaire and update their information online. With this
SoBoCo practices for MAP testing
Southern Boone sixth grade math students were intently studying their Chromebooks just before lunch on Monday morning. Students scrolled through questions, took notes and worked out problems in Sean Tillman’s
