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Ag Truck Rolls Over, Dumps Load Near Clarance

At approximately 9:00am on Friday, June 9, 2017, a one truck accident left one lane of eastbound Hwy 36 closed for a time.  A semi hauling what appeared to be animal feed overturned just east of Clarence, just past the Old Hwy 36 entrance near the Chinn Feed Mill. Pictured below is a cleanup crew loading the spilled…

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Local Nonprofit Needs Your Support

Industrial Opportunities in Kahoka, MO needs your support. The concrete pad outside their front door and several sections of the concrete parking area are badly cracked and need to be replaced/improved. The improvements will include a ramp and a handrail. Sara Allen, the manager, is currently accepting bids for the repairs. Your tax-deductible donation will…

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Athens Park Receives Gift of A Cannon

Athens Park Receives Gift of A Cannon By Kevin Fox   Thanks to the efforts of the Friends of Athens group, the Battle of Athens State Historic Site now has a cannon on permanent display. According to Battle of Athens Site Superintendent Jerry Toops, “This 1841 Napoleon style cannon is close to what they (State Guards)…

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ATXI and Northeast Power seek landowner feedback on the Mark Twain Transmission Project

Press Release from ATXI and NE Power New route options identified for Adair County PALMYRA, Mo. (June 5, 2017) – Ameren Transmission Company of Illinois (ATXI), Northeast Missouri Electric Power Cooperative (Northeast Power) and Ameren Missouri are requesting input from landowners on the proposed new route for the Mark Twain Transmission Project, a 345,000-volt transmission…

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Child Accidentally Stabs Self in Stomach

According to the Knox County Sheriff Robert Becker, on Thursday morning, June 1, 2017, a two-year-old child accidentally stabbed them self in the stomach at a home on North McCoy Street in Knox City. The child was trying to cut an apple with a paring knife when the knife slipped and the child plunged it…

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Scam Bomb Threats Sent by Fax in Edina and Kirksville

Edina, MO – According to Edina Police Officer David Fagin, The Blessing Center in Edina received one of at least four bomb threats faxed to different entities in the state on Tuesday, May 30, 2017, which includes the Kirksville Tech Center. In Edina, the threat indicated bombs were inside and around the facility with enough…

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