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Eugene Eagles End Ram Playoff Run With Come From Behind Victory
By David Sharp Schuyler County and Eugene battled on even terms until the Eagles pushed five runs across the plate during the bottom of the fifth inning, advancing to the Class 2 Baseball Championships at Springfield on June 1-2, 2026. Schuyler County finished a fine season with a 22-4 overall record. Seniors Brody Bragg, Kaden…
Read MoreSullivan County Recognizes Outstanding Support Staff Members of the Year
SULLIVAN COUNTY, MO — The Sullivan County Education Association is proud to recognize three outstanding individuals as the 2026 Support Staff Members of the Year. One honoree was selected from each local school district— Green City R-1, Milan C-2, and Newtown-Harris— for their exceptional dedication and service. Support staff members play an important role in…
Read MoreSullivan County Recognizes Outstanding New Educators with New Teacher of the Year Awards
SULLIVAN COUNTY, MO — The Sullivan County Education Association is proud to recognize two outstanding educators as the 2026 New Teachers of the Year. One honoree was selected from each participating school district—Green City R-1 and Milan C-2—for their exceptional early-career impact in the classroom. These educators have demonstrated strong dedication early in their careers,…
Read MoreFlag Day Celebration Planned June 12 On Kahoka City Square
KAHOKA — The Kahoka/Clark County Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a Flag Day Celebration Friday, June 12, on the Kahoka City Square. The event will feature a morning of patriotism, community spirit and family fun as residents gather to celebrate the nation’s flag. In case of bad weather, activities will be moved to Black Hawk…
Read MoreClark County Blood Drives To Continue With ImpactLife After Final Red Cross Drive
Clark County’s final Red Cross-sponsored community blood drive collected 55 units of blood May 21 at First Baptist Church in Kahoka, providing donations that could help as many as 165 people, including babies. Organizers thanked everyone who “rolled up a sleeve” to donate, noting that every donation matters, no matter the reason behind it. The…
Read MoreA Forgotten Name Resurfaces on the Kahoka Square
By Emily Bontrager A piece of downtown Kahoka history was uncovered last week during repair on the Clark Mutual building where Clark Mutual Insurance Company and Ross Insurance are located on the west side of the square. As work began near the top of the brick building, the name “J. H. Puder” became visible once…
Read MoreHow Extreme Precipitation Can Affect Crop Health, Yields
University of Missouri Extension NOVELTY, Mo. – Waterlogging and flooding are among the most damaging weather-related stresses in crop production worldwide, and their impacts are increasing as extreme rainfall becomes more frequent. Flooding ranks second only to drought among abiotic stresses. Research by Gurbir Singh, a soil scientist with University of Missouri Extension at MU’s…
Read MoreScotland County Republicans Discuss Candidates, Jail Project
The Scotland County Republican Central Committee met Thursday, May 21, with Chairman Jeff Davis calling the meeting to order. Minutes from the previous meeting were read and approved. Members discussed several topics, including recent contacts with statewide and national candidates. Davis reported he had spoken with Ed Lewis, a candidate for the 18th District state…
Read MoreMissouri Awards Over $1.4 Million In State Equipment Grants To Volunteer Fire Departments To Bolster Firefighting Capabilities In Rural Communities
JEFFERSON CITY – The Department of Public Safety has awarded a total of $1.455 million to 108 fire departments across the state to bolster the firefighting capabilities of small volunteer departments that provide critical protection to their rural communities. The Missouri Volunteer Fire Department Grant provided up to $15,000 for the purchase of equipment to…
Read MoreUncertain Future for Kahoka Blood Drives
By Emily Bontrager After nearly five decades of serving the community, the future of the longtime blood drives held in Kahoka remains uncertain, leaving many local donors and volunteers heartbroken. The most recent blood drive was held Thursday, May 21, at the First Baptist Church in Kahoka, Missouri. For almost 20 years, Gloria Allen served…
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