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Outdoors With Kevin Fox: Snow and Christmas Also Meant Rabbit Hunting to Me
There’s a very old saying: “When God closes a door, he then opens a window.” It has been attributed to both Helen Keller and Alexander Graham Bell. However, it may be in the movie The Sound of Music where it takes on a more Christian reference, according to experts. It implies that when things don’t…
Read MoreLand Grab In The Heart Of Missouri’s Ag Land
The rush to capitalize on lucrative federal tax incentives is driving utility-scale solar developers into Missouri’s agricultural heartland, treating prime farmland as a cheap, disposable commodity. This solar land rush has created an imbalance of power, leaving small, rural counties financially exposed and fundamentally changing their way of life—often before residents even know what is…
Read MoreR PAULINE WOOD
R Pauline Wood, age 95 of West Dundee, IL formerly of Clark County, died on December 6, 2025 at her residence. Ruby Pauline Wood was born on February 20, 1930, at the family home in Winchester, Mo to Glenn Arthur and Ernestine Mae (Kennedy) Hunziker. She was the youngest of six children. Pauline was united…
Read MoreStories That Recipes Tell: Old-Time Favorites Passed Down Through Generations
By Emily Bontrager Recipes that stand the test of time and have been passed down through generations are treasured in my family, and I imagine they are in many other families as well. Small boxes of recipes sit in my family’s baker’s cabinet, each one holding a piece of our own type of culinary history.…
Read MoreWater Rates Increase 9.5% in Kahoka; Officials Cite Rising Equipment Costs
KAHOKA, Mo. – Beginning Jan. 1, 2026, Kahoka residents will see a $2 monthly increase in their water bills following the Board of Aldermen’s approval of a new ordinance Monday evening. City officials attributed the 9.5% rate hike to the rising cost of replacement water meters. The updated rate schedule raises the base charge for…
Read MoreClark County Weighs 28% Insurance Hike, Bridge Project Set for 2026
KAHOKA — The Clark County Commission moved through a wide range of business this fall, addressing road concerns, health insurance costs, infrastructure planning, board appointments, and routine county operations across a series of meetings from early October through late November. Commissioners Steven H. Krueger, presiding, along with Eastern Commissioner Timothy Harper and Western Commissioner Joseph…
Read MoreSanta Visits Kahoka
Santa made his first visit to Kahoka on Friday, December 5, greeting kids at the Sever Library. A good crowd of families turned out to see Santa and enjoy some of the activities. Pictured: Eloise and Piper Brookhart were among children who visited with Santa at the Sever Library. Photo by Emily Bontrager
Read MoreScotland County Rolls Past Clark County In Season Opener
KAHOKA, Mo. — Scotland County opened its boys basketball season with a dominant 64-37 road victory over Clark County on Tuesday night. The Tigers jumped out to a 19-8 lead in the first quarter and never looked back, outscoring the Indians in every period. Scotland County led 32-20 at the half and held Clark County…
Read MoreHighway Patrol Reminds Drivers to Prepare for Winter Conditions
MSHP Press Release Portions of Missouri have already been impacted by winter weather. With more winter weather impacting a significant portion of the state, the Missouri State Highway Patrol would like to remind travelers to practice safe driving behaviors. Before traveling, pay attention to weather conditions and make smart decisions regarding travel. Motorists may check…
Read MoreLady Indians Open Season at Kahoka
KAHOKA — The Clark County Lady Indians opened their 2025–26 season Tuesday night with a road contest at Scotland County, coming up short in a 55–27 decision. Clark County worked through early-season adjustments against a veteran Scotland County lineup. The Lady Indians scored five points in the opening quarter and trailed 10–5 after one, then…
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