Fall Fun at the Farm
By: Tara Blue Fall was in the air on Sunday, October 20th and the weather made perfect conditions for an autumn adventure at Lloyd’s Family Farm. Attendees enjoyed an array
Primary School “Super Eagles” Award: Oct. 23rd, 2024
S. College & Burnam Ave. to become one-way streets
By: Tara Blue After completing a traffic study on S. College St. & Burnam Ave., the City of Ashland will soon convert the streets from two-way to one-way, with traffic
SB School District to host next Golden Eagles Club Event
The Southern Boone School District is excited to share details about the next event for the Southern Boone Golden Eagles Club, a new initiative designed for individuals ages 50 and
MoDOT warns that cooler nights bring increased wild animal movement
Missouri ranks 10th in the country for potential vehicle collisions with animals Fall has arrived, and that means more wild animals, especially deer, are on the move as cooler temperatures
The Journal goes to Dearborn!
Traveling Journal Multimedia storyteller Sarah Tucker Poff brought the Journal along this past weekend while she put on a library program in the small town of Dearborn, MO. We she
Old Fashioned Live Public Auction
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2 – 9:30 AM We will sell the following located at 1150 E Calvin Dr, Hartsburg, MO. From Ashland exit at Hwy. 63, take Route M 4 miles
Police report: Oct. 23, 2024
Ashland Police, Boone County Sheriff’s Office, and Missouri State Highway Patrol reported the following recent arrests: Todd Fucile, age 38 of Ashland. Arrested by Boone County Jail on 10/17 for
Pumpkin Prime Time
By: Tara Blue Thousands descended upon Hartsburg this past weekend for the 33rd Annual Pumpkin Festival to celebrate the town’s unique agricultural history. The charming little village sits in the
Ashland Optimist continues Dictionary Donation
The Ashland Optimist Club recently donated dictionaries to each third grader at the elementary school. Students were very excited to receive their very own dictionary and learn about all they
