YMCA Plans New Facility
As the Southern Boone YMCA is approaching its second anniversary of operations, it has its eye on the future. Tuesday morning, the YMCA took a big step towards that future
Aldermen approve building codes
The Ashland Board of Aldermen approved the adopting of 2012 building codes on Tuesday evening – a move that aldermen say will move the City of Ashland closer to being
Skelton nominated for 50th District Run
Central Missouri Democrats officially nominated Michela Skelton to run as a candidate for the 50th District Missouri House of Representatives. Skelton will likely be facing Republican Sara Walsh. The Republican
“Icemaggedon” lacks freezing temps… and ice
While last weekend’s forecasted ice storm was nowhere close to many thought it would be, it did result in residents of Hartsburg not receiving their mail on Saturday. A US
Bracing for wintery conditions
Boone County and Southern Boone officials have been making preparations for the incoming “icemaggedon” storm which will bring a wintry mix of snow and ice to the area this weekend.
Kirmse keeps print going in new location
Some people say that print is dead. Just don’t say that when Brian Kirmse is around. He’s just getting started in the print industry…again – this time in a new
Electric co-ops ready for stormy weather
With the potential for severe weather including ice in the forecast, storm teams from electric cooperatives around the state are ready to repair any weather-related damage to power lines that
Two Candidates Contest Jones’ 50th District Seat
Southern Boone County resident Michela Skelton will be announcing her candidacy for the Missouri House District 50 seat Wednesday afternoon at 2 p.m. at the Southern Boone Library. Skelton, a
Snow, ice on the way
If you enjoyed the warm, but very windy weather in the middle of this week, well….it won’t last. ABC-17 meteorologist Sharon Ray is forecasting snow and ice to fall on
SoBoCo ready for new assault laws and procedures
A new Missouri law concerning how students are punished after fights or bullying has many school administrators and school resource officers concerned. However, SoBoCo Superintendent Chris Felmlee said Tuesday that
