By Kenzie Ripe, Missourian Walking School Bus volunteers help kids get to school on Sept. 4 in Ashland. The group walks a little less than a mile from the Southern
By Cassidy Brown The Ashland Parks and Recreation Board is hosting a new event at the annual Ashland Fall Festival on Saturday. After the annual All-Breed Dog Costume Contest at 10:30
By Cassidy Brown A Hartsburg business owner is taking on one of the town’s historic buildings after having the highest bid in an online auction. The Missouri Organics Association auctioned
By Sophie Chappell Charles Selbach says bingo at the Ashland Optimist Club is just like church because “people always sit in the same place.” Selbach sold cards on the floor
By Kate Alter Ryan Gilmore of Hartsburg faced felony charges on Sept. 2 of stealing and deceptive business practices during a contracting job for Cameo Construction. An Ashland homeowner met withGilmore at his house
By Jacob Miklas Writer Daniel Mason left his native California in 2021 to spend a year immersing himself in the nature and history of New England. The result is “North Woods,” Mason’s
By Audrey Ellis and Dylan Barbee Ashland residents can expect to see an increase in sewer rates starting Oct. 1. The Ashland Board of Aldermen on Sept. 2 approved an
The Ashland Folks on Spokes group rode roundtrip from McBaine to Rocheport on Sept. 5. Charlie, Alvyne, Barb, Sharon, Randy, Jim and Susan joined the ride with cool fall like
By Audrey Ellis Boone Electric Cooperative members will be able to cast ballots for the upcoming year’s board of directors during drive-thru voting Thursday at the co-op’s Columbia headquarters. The voting