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Mark Twain Transmission Project Is Coming Through Knox County

Forum And Open House Held In Rural Newark By Echo Menges Last week, on Wednesday, August 6, 2014, Ameren Services held two meetings in Knox County to give community representatives and members of the public information about the Mark Twain Transmission Project, which, according to project representatives, will be coming through Knox, Adair, Schuyler and…

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Knox Democratic Candidate For Prosecutor Withdraws From Race

Letters were mailed to Knox County voters from Knox County Democratic candidate Joy Pinson Ahern announcing her withdraw from the race on Wednesday, August 6, 2014, for the Knox County Prosecuting Attorney seat. According to the letters, Pinson Ahern has accepted an in-house council position with an insurance company and is unable to continue her…

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Kattlemann Knocks Out Brewer In Clark County Presiding Commissioner Race

Clark County’s Presiding Commissioner primary race saw Republican challenger Buddy Kattelmann unseat Republican Ron Brewer as Presiding Commissioner.  Kattelman does not have a Democrat opponent in the November general election. Kattelman received 748 votes, while Brewer got 531. In the only other contested primary, Republican Kim Schantz beat Terry Matlock by a 795-432 margin. Click…

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2014 Knox County Candidate Forum AUDIO

The Knox County Candidate Forum was held on Monday, July 28, 2014, at the Knox County Community Center in Edina. The event was carried live by 100.5 FM KMEM Radio Station the evening of the event and it was moderated by The Edina Sentinel’s Publisher Mike Scott. Twelve candidates vying for four Knox County seats…

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Link to Missouri Amendment 1Right to Farm Information

Take a comprehensive look at Amendment 1 on the Missouri August 5, 2014, Primary Ballot on ballotpedia.org. Click HERE to see the breakdown of supporters, opponents, financial backing and the history from ballotpedia.org. Read Echo Menges’ Amendment 1 story on the front page of the July 30, 2014 edition of The Edina Sentinel.

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