June 29, 2026
Last chance to get your Memorial flowers form the Progress Club. Wednesday and Thursday 10-5, Friday 9-5 and Saturday 9-1. All must go, prices reduced. Last day deal will be available on remaining merchandise. Location, 312 E. Hwy. 54 next to Classy Looks Salon.
Route 1-Driver: Natalie Roberts Covers the Southwest section of our district going south on Hwy. 32 going around thru Filley onto K and U Hwy, Detour due to bridge closure will have the bus backtracking from U to 800 Road and cutting thru on 525 road back to U Hwy. Stop times are estimated to
A Nevada resident who has been listed on the Vernon County Most wanted list for nearly two weeks was taken into custody Monday morning by Sheriff’s Deputies during a traffic stop in the area of Barr and Cedar streets in Nevada. According to Sheriff’s Office officials, Jacob T Rawlings, 27, Nevada, was wanted on multiple
U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill today announced that her office has begun the process for nominating young Missourians to the U.S. Air Force Academy, U.S. Naval Academy, U.S. Military Academy at West Point, and the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy for an appointment to the Class of 2023. “Helping young, smart leaders in Missouri apply to the
Bi-partisan measure makes meaningful improvements to VA community care, establishes review of VA infrastructure Congresswoman Vicky Hartzler (R-MO) voted in favor of the VA MISSION Act of 2018, a bill that aims to make sweeping improvements to VA health care. The bill would streamline the department’s duplicative community care programs into one cohesive program; create
Greetings, My Fellow Missourians My in-district day on Saturday began by celebrating the dedication of the new Weaubleau Community Building. I congratulate them for completion of this new facility that will promote activities and social time in the community. I then travelled westbound on the “Discover More on Route 54” highway to El Dorado
Water has long been a source of dispute in much of the United States, but legal battles over this natural resource are rising due to issues such as climate change and population growth. Earlier this year, Peter Davis, the Isidor Loeb Professor Emeritus of Law at the University of Missouri, contributed his breadth of expertise
Extension agronomist talk was calm on the weekly teleconference. Few problems discussed on bugs, weeds, fungus or other pests. Then the weather hit the fan. Reports from across Missouri told of farmers’ concerns about lack of rain. For corn farmers it’s the threat of rootless corn. Soybean growers worry about low emergence and uneven stands.
Zachary Jamison, no license plates, $75.50. Richard, Lord, poss marijuania, poss drug paraphernalia, $351. Johnathan Mart, C&R driving, $75.50. Rachel Ohman, disorderly conduct in PK, $125.50. Garrett Ecker, dist of the peace, $125.50.
The following misdemeanors have been disposed in Cedar County. Deanna E. Arnold, Jerico Springs, failure to register mtr veh, displayed/possessed mtr veh/trl plates of another person, driver fail to secure child < 8 y/o in child restraint or booster seat 2/9. Fine $71. 5/2 David C. Bailey, Stockton, operated mtr veh with brakes not in
