Saving Daylight
By: Dr. Don Kuehle Daylight Saving Time! Spring forward, then Fall backward. DST – bane or blessing? DST – curse or convenience? How much daylight are we actually saving? Are
St. Romaine Retires, Michel’s Begins.
By: Carson Blake What started in July of 2019 as a part-time position as Ashland’s Interim City Administrator, Tony St. Romaine ended his 2 and half years with the City
Around Town
By: Ernie Wren This past Monday I had the opportunity to participate in “Mock Job Interviews” with high school seniors. This program involves seniors spending a half hour being asked
Kays Law Office, ribbon cutting
Jeffrey R Kays and April Hayes move into there new office located at 129 E Broadway Ashland Missouri. The southern Boone Chamber of commerce welcomes Kays law to the downtown
Fat Tuesday and Ash Wednesday
By: Dr. Don Kuehle Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the season of Lent. “Lent” comes from the Anglo-Saxon word “lencten” and the German word “lenz”, and refers to the
Ernie’s Events & Edibles
By: Ernie Wren This week’s EEE highlight is on Eagle Nutrition, which recently opened at 103 S. Main Street (corner of Main and Broadway). See more in this weeks Boone
For Your Health
By: Dr. Graham A. Colditz Siteman Cancer Center Macular degeneration is a disease many of us have heard of but may not know much about. So, it may be surprising
It’s time for hospitals to be transparent about their prices
By: Sally C. Pipes More than a year after the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services enacted a rule requiring hospitals to disclose prices for routine procedures, most still aren’t
Around Town
By: Ernie Wren The controversy of the week is those darn yellow traffic dividers separating the two lanes on Rt. Y just after the roundabout on the east side of
Ernie’s Events & Edibles
By: Ernie Wren For this week’s “Events & Edibles”, I’m highlighting one of Southern Boone’s hidden treasures, The Claysville Store. The store originally opened in 1845 and operated as a
