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Here are three stories you'll find exclusively in the Thursday, Sept. 2, 2010 print edition of the Boonville Daily News.
A proposed regional agreement with the Moberly Area Economic Development Corporation would enable Boonville to continue a tradition of business growth, the president of the Boonville Industrial Development Authority said this week.
A Dollar General store expected to open this month in Boonville is one of 1,000 such stores to be built in the next year around the U.S.
The Morning Minute for Thursday, Sept. 2, 2010.
Scattered thunderstorms are possible today in Boonville, according to Weather.com.
Here are three stories you'll find exclusively in the Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2010 print edition of the Boonville Daily News.
Cooper and Howard counties collectively received nearly $800,000 in Missouri Lottery funding to be used toward education during the 2010 fiscal year, according to a new lottery website.
A tree fell at the foot of Oregon Trail in Boonville and humbled Dan Brewer. He had spent his whole in construction and had never been in an accident. It was late in the afternoon on Aug. 17 and he was clearing out trees and brush to facilitate a Missouri River view from one of his properties.
The Morning Minute for Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2010.
Warm temperatures and thunderstorms are likely today in Boonville, according to Weather.com.
U.S. Rep. Sam Graves, R-Mo., visited Warm Springs Ranch near Boonville on Monday, speaking about his position on pullout dates for the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts and discussing perceived anti-incumbent sentiment. Graves is seeking re-election to the 6th District this November.
Here are three stories you'll find exclusively in the Tuesday, Aug. 31, 2010 print edition of the Boonville Daily News.
The fee is $375 per couple and includes the Missouri Grazing Manual, other handouts, plus three lunches and two suppers. Enrollment is limited to 50, with advance registration required.
A Moberly economic development group has proposed teaming up with Cooper County and Boonville as part of a regional effort to retain and grow businesses, and attract new development in mid-Missouri. In a presentation to the Boonville City Council on Monday, President Corey Mehaffy of the Moberly Area Economic Development Corporation said the group wants to collaborate with additional rural communities with assets that are complementary to those in Randolph and Chariton counties, which the group now represents.
According to the results of the latest statewide seat belt survey, teen seat belt use is up to 66 percent from 61 percent.
Brian Lambert contacted Jennifer Durham in his efforts to connect the branches of a Weyland family tree in which he had no roots. His family name had not been changed or dropped. He just wasn’t related. Their communication was one piece of Lambert’s work that became a website chronicling the Boonville family’s history and a reunion last weekend in the city that joined relatives who had never met.
The Morning Minute for Tuesday, Aug. 31, 2010.
Warm temperatures and a chance of thunderstorms are expected today in Boonville, according to Weather.com.
Here are three stories you'll find exclusively in the Monday, Aug. 30, 2010 print edition of the Boonville Daily News.
