Parson Sworn In to Full Term as 57th Governor
Governor Michael L. Parson was sworn in to a full term as 57th Governor of the State of Missouri at the 2021 Bicentennial Inauguration. Governor Parson’s career in public service
Winter work zones
Road maintenance doesn’t take a break for the winter. When snow and ice are cleared from the roads and forecast, drivers should expect to see maintenance crews at work on
Progress on Cedar Creek Bridge project
All indications are that progress on the Cedar Creek Bridge is on schedule. The beams have been set on the bridge. Next bridge overhangs will be set and diaphrams will
Board of Alderman Appointment
With Ward One Alderwoman Leslie Martin’s resignation on December 14, 2020, it is my responsibility as mayor to name an appointment to this position to fill the seat until the
Southern Boone Economic Development Outlook for 2021
What does 2021 and beyond look like for Ashland businesses and growth? Regional Economic Development Inc. (REDI) President Stacey Button, Executive Vice President Bernie Andrews, and Communications Director Jean Nicklas
Southern Boone Chamber of Commerce
The Southern Boone Chamber of Commerce is a volunteer-run committee that works to develop relationships and improve networking among Southern Boone County businesses. In a world where social interaction is
Around Town
It finally came, a little bit at least! Snow and ice created a beautiful winter wonderland in many areas, and also wreaked a bit of havoc at the same time.
Police Report
Ashland Police and Boone County Sheriff’s office reported the following arrests recently: • 12.29.20: Dominic Larenze Barber, 20, of Boonville, was arrested by Ashland Police on three (3) out of
Winter storm brings potential for hazardous holiday travel
2020 exits with icy goodbye The potential for a widespread winter storm could bring hazardous road conditions at the peak of New Year’s celebrations. A complex weather system is expected
Break Time nears completion
With a matter of days counting down to the new year, Ashland residents are able to look forward to furthering city-wide development. Due to the halting of various grants and
