By: Rep. John Martin, 44th District House Republicans are taking action to reduce crime and protect Missouri families. Recently, we passed House Bill 495, which strengthens law enforcement in St.
By: Ernie Wren What do politician Pete Buttigieg, author Steven Levitt, and Jeopardy champion and host Ken Jennings have in common? All have competed in quiz bowls early in life.
The Journal recently journeyed to Riverside, Missouri with Alec Poff, where his wife Sarah presented a Victorian Vintage Valentine Program at the Riverside Library Branch of Mid Continent Public Library.
By: Tara Blue Residents of Ashland may have received a letter in the mail recently seemingly sent by the City of Ashland, as the city’s logo appears in the sender’s
By: Tara Blue Ashland FFA kicked off National FFA Week (Feb. 15th-22nd) this past Saturday by serving eggs, bacon & sausage, pancakes, and biscuits and gravy to their supporters at
By: Tara Blue Yummy Yo’s frozen yogurt shop announced on Saturday, Feb. 15th that they will be closing their doors on March 1st, citing a financially rough winter, rising food
Boone County Planning & Zoning (P&Z) Commission will hold public hearings in February and March regarding the proposed draft of the Boone County Master Plan. These public hearings will offer
The Journal went with Taylor Elliott to Cancun, Mexico where she was invited to instruct fitness classes at an all-inclusive resort to people all over the world. The picture is
By: Finnegan Belleau, Columbia Missourian A 25-year-old Hartsburg man pleaded guilty Friday to stabbing his father to death in 2022 and will be sentenced on April 25. Collin Knight stabbed