Ashland Chiropractic to close doors
The Boone County Journal was notifed on Monday that Ashland Chiropractic will be closing its doors on August 1, 2017. In a bittersweet statement, Jan Sines says “We have enjoyed
Sen. McCaskill at Ashland Optimist Club tonight
Senator Claire McCaskill—who has hosted public, in-person town hall meetings with Missourians throughout her time in the U.S. Senate—will hold a public town hall at the Ashland Optimist Club on
Police Report
Ashland Police and Boone County Sheriff’s office reported the following arrests recently. Tuesday, June 27th: • Ashland Police arrested Brandi Lea Foreman, 32, of Ashland, on 4th degree domestic assault
County Clerk nominees sent to Gov. Greitens
Boone County Republicans and Democrats have submitted their nominees for Boone County Clerk to Gov. Eric Greitens. A selection is expected to be made within the next week or two.
Big BOOM! business runs in the family
Web Photo: Rick Hannegan, of Prairie Home, Mo., stocks up on fireworks at Eagle Flight Fireworks on Monday morning. Hannegan says he has bought his fireworks from Ronnie Basinger for
Physicians issue fireworks warning
Patrick Fleenor is no stranger to dangerous situations. He spent four years serving as a Marine in an assault amphibian battalion. It was his job to get Marines safely from
$3.7 Million in SoBoCo reserves
$700,000 deficit budget, but plenty of cash on hand. The SoBoCo School Board approved a 2017-18 budget with a much-reported $700,000 deficit. So why aren’t the elected members of the
McCaskill to Host Public Town Hall in Ashland
Senator Claire McCaskill—who has hosted public, in-person town hall meetings with Missourians throughout her time in the U.S. Senate—will hold a public town hall at the Ashland Optimist Club on
July 4 Parade
The annual July 4th parade will begin at 9 a.m. on Tuesday, July 4. Lineup for the parade will begin at 8:30 a.m. at the Primary School. All are welcome
Aldermen hold brief meeting
The Ashland Board of Aldermen were scheduled to meet last night in a specially called meeting, in part due to the July 4th holiday, at Ashland City Hall. The limited
