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Alex Kirmse is team manager, classmate, friend to everyone. When the Eagles girls soccer team wins a tournament – which has happened often the past two years – it is

The Ashland Planning and Zoning Commission approved two spec buildings at Cartwright Industrial Park and the Ashland Baptist Home plans at their meeting on Tuesday evening, but denied a change

Central Bank’s Donna Zumwalt took a tour of the Learning Garden on Monday afternoon as young members of the Garden Cub consumed healthy snacks. It was Zumwalt’s first opportunity to

Citizens in Boone County are now able to call 311 to reach the dispatch center to report non-emergency police matters. The existing non-emergency line 573-442-6131 is still in service. This

Middleton residents again convince Aldermen to say “No” to nearby development. The Ashland Board of Aldermen denied a rezoning request by developer Mike McCubbin last Tuesday night, setting back his

During the weekend of May 12-14, 5,484 students will receive degrees during spring commencement exercises at the University of Missouri. University officials also will honor Mizzou alumna, conservationist and “mother”

The Ashland Board of Aldermen denied a rezoning request by developer Mike McCubbin on Tuesday night, setting back his plans for multi-family housing to the east of the Middleton subdivision.

More rain due today Heavy rains pounded Missouri throughout the weekend and have left roads closed – including two Interstate highways – around the state. Flood victims, mostly in the

The Southern Boone High School 2017 Prom, with the theme “Masquerade,” was held Saturday evening at the SoBoCo High School gym. The students were challenged to get prom photos as

Ivan Bossert, a junior at Southern Boone High School, won the Eastern Missouri District Optimist Oratorical Contest in St. Louis over the weekend. Bossert was awarded a $2,500 scholarship for